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	Barbara Deming
		Her struggle for acceptance, for love, for the chance to do her work, and for spiritual strength in a world that would sometimes imply that she was not worthy of any of these things, and her persistence in spite of the difficulties, is exemplary.
		Barbara Deming wrote herself, and her causes into a history that too easily overlooked her and them.
		The papers of Barbara Deming were given to the Schlesinger Library in October and November 1988, March 1989, and April 1990 by her literary executor Judith McDaniel, and in April 1991 by Mary Meigs.
	www.queertheory.com /histories/d/deming_barbara.htm (631 words)

	Barbara Deming (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Barbara Deming (1917-1984) was a US feminist and advocate of nonviolent social change.
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	www.serebella.com /encyclopedia/article-Barbara_Deming.html (301 words)

	Full Story
		The early part of Deming’s adult life was spent pursuing her life as a writer and poet and, although interesting in itself, need not concern us here.
		Deming came to see that U.S. hatred of Communism threatened to make it into a mirror-image of Communism’s worst evils--a danger that is rapidly returning in our day of hatred toward international terrorism.
		Deming’s subsequent nonviolent activism ranged from fasting for the abolition of the CIA in 1961 to numerous arrests and imprisonments for anti-war and civil rights protests involving civil disobedience.
	www.ecapc.org /newspage_detail.asp?control=384 (920 words)

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		Born into a Quaker family and educated in Quaker schools, Deming was nevertheless reticent about her own faith and, although she never rejected or distanced herself from the Friends/Quakers, neither was she regularly present in Meeting life.
		Although she had known herself to be a lesbian since the age of 16, Deming "came out" publicly in 1973 and worked to integrate pacifism/nonviolence into the new movement for gay and lesbian rights.
		Deming "was to highlight for us the connection between issues of oppression." Most of Deming's writings are out of print, but one can still find We Are All Part of One Another: A Barbara Deming Reader, ed.
	www.ecapc.org /articles/WestmoW_2002.09.08.asp (864 words)

	Matt & Andrej Koymasky - Famous GLTB - Barbara Deming (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Barbara Deming was born in New York; she attended a Friends (Quaker) school up through her high school years.
		Barbara believed that it was often those whom we loved that oppressed us and that it was necessary to re-invent non-violent struggle every day.
		Barbara Deming's ideas have taken a quantum leap beyond previous theories in several ways: Firstly, she has freed non-violent thinking effectively from its dependence on the religious imagery and justification of Scripture.
	www.andrejkoymasky.com /liv/fam/biod1/demi2.html (338 words)

	Porträtt: Barbara Deming (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Barbara regisserade pjäser, föreläste i litteratur och skrev och publicerade romaner och faktaböcker.
		Barbara ansåg att det var dem som vi älskade som förtryckte oss och att det var nödvändigt att återuppfinna ickevåldskampen varje dag.
		Barbara tyckte också att vi hade delat upp saker i manligt och kvinnligt, och att vi borde kunna vara alla saker på en gång, oavsett om vi var man eller kvinna, kille eller tjej.
	www.fredochrattvisa.org /artikel.asp?intArticleID=198 (1102 words)

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		Deming also created a list of seven "deadly diseases" for companies and these will be discussed with special reference to current events.
		Deming was also known for his sense of humor and his pithy way of saying things.
		Barbara has also created a class, "The Systems Analyst as Internal Consultant," for the certification program in software at the University of California Extension and taught that for three years in the mid-90s.
	www.ieee-sv-consult.org /200304.htm (439 words)

	CHAPTER 12
		Barbara Deming (1917 – 1984) is probably the least well known of all the great theorists of nonviolence in U.S. history.
		This confidence was clearly evident in Barbara Deming's interpretation of nonviolence, and it was directly related to her strictly secular approach.
		Deming's principal argument against violence is that those who use it in the service of justice and social change undermine their own balance.
	spot.colorado.edu /~chernus/NonviolenceBook/Deming.htm (3733 words)

	Euphony makes its debut on campus (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Late last winter, Barbara, a third-year student in English Language and Literature, and Deming, a fourth-year double concentrator in English and the Biological Sciences, realized they shared a common dissatisfaction with what they perceived as a limited range of opportunities for College students to publish original artwork and writing in journal format.
		Deming and Barbara discovered that they had a similar admiration for great literature.
		Strand agreed, and with his guidance, Barbara, Deming and Euphony’s growing cadre of staff and volunteers met for 10 successive Wednesdays to shape the first issue of the journal.
	chronicle.uchicago.edu /001130/euphony.shtml (633 words)

	NameTraq \| Last Name: Deming (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Xiong Deming was returning from a day tending her cabbage patch, her hands caked with soil and manure, when a well-dressed man stopped her and asked if she...
		YUNYANG, China Xiong Deming was returning from a day tending her cabbage patch, her hands caked with soil and manure, when a well-dressed man stopped her and...
		The "attorneys of record" that appear on the report are Sheila Deming, the mayor of Grand Ledge, and her husband, John Deming.
	www.nametraq.org /Jan04/D/Deming.shtml (2637 words)

	Barbara Deming
		Barbara Deming was born in New York City during 1917.
		That same year she attended the House Un-American Activities Committee hearings, which was a committee in the federal House of Representatives that conducted ‘witch hunts’ for communists in peace and leftist organizations during the early sixties.
		Deming spent her life empowering people through her writing and nonviolent activism.
	www.csufresno.edu /peacegarden/nominees/deming.htm (287 words)

	USA, Louisiana
		She said: I am not someone to judge on whether or not Dr. Deming is big-friendly.
		Overall, I'd say Dr. Deming was a great doctor and I plan on returning to see her again.
		The nurse asks if I want to be weighed and if another patient is standing close to the scale, she doesn't even ask me. I appreciate Dr. Combs and his office staff for making me comfortable and for being patient with me. They are all really nice people.
	www.cat-and-dragon.com /stef/fat/usa/us_la.html (1497 words)

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		These individuals are Barbara Deming, Ralph Brown, and Robert Andre.
		Following discussion, Phyllis Coppess moved, Karen Larson seconded, that Barbara Deming be contacted to serve as facilitator.
		Deming to determine her availability, fee, and willingness to facilitate the upcoming SPIL planning session.
	www.mnsilc.org /minutes/Oct2003.htm (1566 words)

	Margins Discussion Forum - Poetry, Fiction, Nonfiction Grants for Women (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Grants of up to $1,000 are given to U.S. or Canadian poets, fiction writers, and nonfiction writers "whose work addresses women’s concerns or speaks for peace and justice from a feminist perspective." The awards are given twice a year; the deadlines are June 30 and December 31.
		Deming was a very cool Second Wave radical feminist but she gave most of her life to the peace movement (and she's a personal hero of mine for that and some other reasons).
		I would be very surprised if work focusing on boys, men, war would be rejected by her foundation-- it's boys and men, after all, mostly, who make war and fight in war and she made it her life's work to work for peace.
	www.gentlespirit.com /margins/WorkSchool/53.html (1102 words)

	I Change, I Change: Poems - Books & Textbooks for less at BuyBooksCheap.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Barbara Deming was one of the most dearly loved and respected political activists and essayists of our time.
		Through her words and actions, Deming was a constant crusader for equality and justice.
		This collection of poems, most previously unpublished, give fresh insight into Barbara Deming's personal passions and the overwhelming importance of love in her life.
	www.buybookscheap.com /staticpages/723/0934678723.html (283 words)

	Women's Books Online - A Cooperative Book Review- Q1 1998
		Barbara is, of course, famous for her activism, such as her trip to North Vietnam during the war, her participation in civil-rights marches through the south and her anti-nuclear protests, as well as for her speeches and her essay collections, including Prison Notes, We Cannot Live Without Our Lives, and Remembering Who We Are.
		But Barbara wanted to be remembered as a poet, even though very few of her poems were ever published in her life, and most of her friends never even knew she wrote poetry.
		When Barbara showed her first precious poems, such as the ones I've quoted, to her beloved college advisor, she was of course told not to write such things.
	home.cybergrrl.com /review/q1_1998.html (11617 words)

	Interview with Tory Dent Webcast (Library of Congress)
		She is also the author of What Silence Equals (1993) and was a finalist for the National Book Critics Circle Award.
		Her honors include grants from the New York Foundation for the Arts and the Money for Women/Barbara Deming Memorial Fund.
		She is also the author of "What Silence Equals" and was a finalist for the National Book Critics Circle Award.
	www.loc.gov /today/cyberlc/feature_wdesc.php?rec=3289 (200 words)

	Rena Bulsterbaum & Mary Ann Thrash - Deming, NM Real Estate Agents
		Barbara Hodgkins is a native of Deming for 46 yrs.
		Barbara's experience of title work and sales while working at Stewart Title Insurance in Las Vegas, Nevada go hand in hand with real estate sales.
		When I am able to help my client it is very fulfilling.
	www.suncrestrealtyinc.com /bin/web/real_estate/AR62250/AGENTS/DETAIL/H4703/1119457128.html?category_val= (116 words)

	Multnomah County Library: News Releases 2002 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Admission is free and the public is invited to attend.
		Amy Schutzer is a recipient of the Astraea National Lesbian Action Foundation Writing Fellowship and a Barbara Deming Fellowship for her novel, Undertow (CALYX Books, 2000).
		She has also been recognized with a Today's Librarian Best Gay/Lesbian Fiction Award, as a finalist for the LAMBDA Book Award and the Forecast Fiction Award and as a selection for the Insight/Out Book-of-the Month Club.
	www.multcolib.org /news/2002/calyx.html (231 words)

	Journal of American History: Textbooks & Teaching
		Deming, Barbara, Prisons that Could Not Hold, Athens, GA Dog, Mary Crow, Lakota Woman, New York, 1991
		Moody and Deming fought primarily for Civil Rights for African Americans while Mary Crow Dog devoted her life to gaining Civil Rights for Native Americans.
		The purpose of this assignment is to determine comparatively how class, race, and ethnicity as well as gender shaped these women's experiences.
	www.indiana.edu /~jah/textbooks/2002/Badura1998.shtml (1971 words)

	PC Press
		Some have included a nomination for the Pushcart Prize in Literature, Excellence in Latino Arts and Culture Award and Barbara Deming Memorial Fund Award.
		The first was awarded in 1998 for Fragile Night, and the second was awarded in 2001 for Let Their Spirits Dance.
		Her work in progress, The Women of Juárez, recently won the Barbara Deming Memorial Fund Award.
	www.pc.maricopa.edu /news/December%2004/Stelladuarte.htm (444 words)

	Shelley Ettinger (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Shelley Ettinger, a secretary at New York University, has been active in progressive movements for 30 years.
		She is writing her first novel, for which she was recently awarded a Money for Women / Barbara Deming Memorial Fund research grant.
		She was also awarded a summer 2001 residency at Norcroft Writing Retreat for Women.
	www.webdelsol.com /mudlark/authors/a-note_ettinger.html (54 words)

	CHAPTER 12
		Let us consider each of these steps in turn, to see why Deming believed each is best achieved by nonviolence.
		They realize, whether consciously or not, that their means contradict their ends.
		But Deming distinguished between two kinds of anger.
	spot.colorado.edu /%7Echernus/NonviolenceBook/Deming.htm (3733 words)

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		It was great seeing old friends and meeting folks I've only known on the "net"--as well as folks I've only known through their important contributions to the field.
		We have worked well with Barbara for six years, hoping to produce a series that would be strong both intellectually and financially.
		We welcome proposals for individual books in all of these areas and, as Barbara knows, we continue to welcome her own leads on promising titles.
	lists.village.virginia.edu /listservs/sixties-l/oct.13.95 (2093 words)

	The Deming Cooperative - Deming Scholars Program
		Barbara B. Lawton, Ph.D. The Lawton Consulting Group
		Edwards Deming, Ph.D. Nida Backaitis, Ph.D. Edward Baker, Ph.D. Michael Beck
		All contents Copyright © 2003 Evolving Systems, Inc. and The Deming Cooperative All Rights Reserved staff@deming.edu Created, Implemented, and Maintained by Evolving Systems, Inc.
	www.deming.edu /DSP/DSPFaculty.html (63 words)

	IraChernus-AmericanNonviolenceIntroduction
		Apart from Henry David Thoreau and Martin Luther King, Jr., few of the great names of the nonviolence tradition are known even to well-educated Americans.
		Nonviolence leaders are easily forgotten, perhaps because their contributions were rarely recorded in headlines in the mainstream press.
		The most outstanding among them are mentioned in the following chapters, but not discussed in any detail, with the exception of Dorothy Day and Barbara Deming.
	www.colorado.edu /ReligiousStudies/chernus/4800/NonviolenceBook/Introduction.htm (2454 words)

	The Poetry Center at Smith College -- Biographies
		Despair is met with wit and grace and sweaty honesty: “I don’t write uplifting poems.
		A founding member of Cave Canem, the writer’s colony for African American poets, Jeffers is recipient of awards from the Rona Jaffe Foundation and the Barbara Deming Memorial Fund for Women, and has been a fellow at Breadloaf and MacDowell colonies.
		While she grew up in Kokomo, Indiana, and currently teaches at the University of Oklahoma, Jeffers was educated at Talladega College and the University of Alabama, and ended up spending some twenty years in Alabama, which she still considers home.
	www.smith.edu /poetrycenter/bios.php?name=hjeffers (293 words)

	Creative Writing - FSU (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Her papers are in permanent repository at the California Ethnic and Multicultural Archives, Donald C. Davidson Library, University of California, Santa Barbara.
		She has been writer-in-residence at the Guadalupe Cultural Center, the Cottages at Hedgebrook, the Hambidge Center, the Dorland Mountain Arts Colony, Casa Don Miguel, Anam Cara, and the Fundación Valparaíso.
		A former Fulbright Fellow, she has also been recipient of the Money for Women/Barbara Deming Memorial Fund Grant and a Florida Individual Artist Fellowship.
	www.english.fsu.edu /crw/writers/sheilaOrtiz.html (174 words)

	Women for Peace by Sanderson Beck
		Barbara Deming became a strong advocate of nonviolent revolution as the most effective way to transform a violent and oppressive society.
		Deming believed that nonviolent methods have barely begun to be used with their full power.
		Like Andrea Dworkin, Deming came to believe that nonviolence must be combined with radical feminism, for the patriarchal male dominance over submissive women pervades the entire society in deeply ingrained ways.
	www.san.beck.org /GPJ28-WomenforPeace.html (11114 words)

	Faculty List of the New York Writers Workshop
		She has been awarded grants by The New York State Council on the Arts, The Ludwig Vogelstein Foundation and The Barbara Deming Money for Women Fund among others.
		She is currently Board President of The Barbara Deming Memorial Fund.
		She serves as a judge for the Publishing Triangle, the Barbara Deming Awards, and the Astraea Foundation.
	newyorkwritersworkshop.com /faculty.html (2881 words)

	Nonviolent Social Change Home Page
		The Nonviolent Social Change: Strategy and Tactics is a course taught by Fourth Freedom Forum president David Cortright at the University of Notre Dame.
		Through this course and various writings and lectures on the topic, Cortright examines the nonviolent philosophy and method developed by Mohandas Gandhi, Martin Luther King, Jr., Cesar Chavez, Barbara Deming, and others, while exploring strategies and tactics for effective social action.
		It examines issues of political power, and the ways in nonviolence exerts leverage through mass non-cooperation and influencing third parties.
	www.fourthfreedom.org /Applications/cms.php?page_id=83 (327 words)

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