Kight protests against use of Agent Orange

Kight was active in many political, civil rights, and labor rights groups. As early as the 1940s, he was involved in organizing the Oil, Chemical and Atomic Workers International Union.[4] After moving to Los Angeles, he kept up his involvement in varied rights groups. This work led to the first protest groups he himself founded: the "Dow Action Committee" in 1967. The Committee protested the chemical company, including its production of Agent Orange and its use, during the Vietnam War.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Morris_Kight


Conséquences de l'Agent Orange en Vietnam
Uploaded by tuttouno. - Watch the latest news videos.

The Sound of Ideas: The Legacy of Agent Orange
The Sound of Ideas: The Legacy of Agent Orange / ideastream - Northeast Ohio Public Radio, Television and Multiple Media