Ann Wright, activist for social justice.
Col. Ann Wright (ret) at the March 6, 2012 press conference for the Military Sexual Assault lawsuit at the National Press Club, Washington, D.C. Photo: Powers MediaWorks LLC
Col. Wright was interviewed about the ongoing issue of Military Rape and the recent lawsuit by Pat Thurston of radio station, KGO in San Francisco, California. You can listen to the interview at the following radio link,
Interview with Ann Wright on WGNU 980 AM, February 27, 2012
This is a 1 hour interview with Bernie Hayes, one of St. Louis, Missouri’s great interviewers. Bernie plays great music in the beginning of the show–its worth listening to the show just for the music-Leontyne Price “Let the Voices Sing!”
Click this link to go to the interview
Ground the Drones – Stop the War
April 21, 2011
Drone Protest – Hancock Airfield
April 21, 2011
Ann Wright with Lt. Dan Choi Photo - Kevin Zeese
Free Bradley Manning Protest
March 19, 2011
Women in the Military
October 13, 2009
Col. Ann Wright (ret.) speaking at the Veterans for Peace – Military Rape Awareness Action on October 13, 2009 at the military recruiting station at New York’s Times Square.
And here is the story of Staff Sgt. Sandra Lee told for the first time…
October 11, 2009
Albuquerque, New Mexico
October 10, 2009
Santa Fe, New Mexico
Comments on War and Activism
May 6, 2008
Ann Wright – Finding Our Voices – Bonus Material
Filmaker Laurel Jensen
http://www.findingourvoices.com
October 9, 2007
C-Span
U.S. Policy in Iraq
West Hartford Citizens for Peace and Justice
Ann Wright, a former U.S. Army colonel and State Department official, talked about turning into an activist against the war in Iraq. She talked about the actions of the administration with which she disagreed such as detention in Guantanamo and surveillance. Ms. Wright described her activites as a protestor and urged others to participate. She responded to questions from members of the audience. Mr. Spear spoke briefly about local activities. State Representative Fleischman moderated the event in the West Hartford Town Hall Auditorium.
U.S. Military Violence Against Women 