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RMHBtRlHG GEORGE WUfY
by Xiek Kot.
Not long ago George Wiley
spent an eeniiig with his
children. Danny and Maya, and
with friends at my home,
talking about his life and about
his plans and hopes for a better
America- lor a country in
which economic and social
justice would be extended to
all citizens, for a country in
which groups would not be
pitted against each other to
their mutual detriment.
It was & warm summer
evening and. as we sat on the
back porch. I was struck again
by how little we really
understand or appreciate a
great public than such as
Ceorge Wiley, who for 10 years
was in the forefront of the
fufht far vmnnmip iustice in
America.
His public image was that of
the firebrand founder and
leader of the militant National
Welfare Rights Organization,
and so he was. But the
tele vision cameras and
newspaper interviews that
recorded this bear-sized,
handsome black man, speaking
passionately about the human
ana legal rignu oi '
could not capture other things
about him. -
Seeing him there on the
porch nuzzling his 10-year-old
son ana ar-iu im
we .could,' appreciate his
gentleness" and his sensitivity.
When the children went off to
play, he talked quietly about
the toll that 16-hour work days
had taken on his familv. All his
non-working time now was
devoted to the children. He
had agreed to dinner, in fact,
only on the condition that the
hour be early and that his
children come with him.
He talked that night about
his dream of getting a little
boat and spending a few days
away from it all with his
children on the Chesapeake
Us,-
He hnuirht the boat, an old
second-hand one, on Sunday,
August 5. And only three days
later, in a freak accident a few
miles off the Maryland shore,
George Wiley drowned. His
death has deprived America's
poor of perhaps their greatest
champion of the past 10 years.
George Wiley's ideas for
achieving a more just America
were sun evolving ai un
. , . .'.a. 1M t ..tt,,.,l n.it Ii IK
oi ms aeavn. ne
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that evening aouui
Movement for Economic
Justice, an organization he had
recently founded to bridge the
gap between the poor and the
ordinary working people who
are not impoverished, by
government standards, but still
harti H""'r ot problems
making it in America.
Iktcause of the deadlocked
Congressional struggle tor
welfare reform of the last few
years, George said, he had
become convinced that justices
for the poor and for welfare
recipients would never become
politically feasible without
more general reforms that also
deal equitably with the needs
and problems of the average
uMsrlrur.
f:.:'. ..... . ; . .Li :..U
Listening to mm snai "ks
one uld hear the scholar, the
former chemistry professor
who changed his vocation out
never stopped learning.
He had accumuiaiea
detailed knowieoKe
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understanding anom iiw
American wx iyww.
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We COM. oi. nemvn vwv, -v""v
eonsumer nmim hmv 'TfTa
i .. - II.. uU he was
prices. , -tth
I Ihul the workinti
mh tnii the noor had far more
in nimmnn in terms of needs
and self interests than they had
differences.
Yet he realized It would be
a mammoth undertaking to
undo the work of the
workers against the welfare
poor and . minorities. George
raid to illusions that he bad
any magic answers, or that the
Movement ler Economic
Justice would grow to maturity
overnight. But he yw tpl
afraid to tackle these
fundamental problem? lb
American life.
He also listened to others, a
trait that many public figures
somehow lose as they grow
powerful. George was actively
soliciting the thoughts of his
friends. He wanted their ideas
on how to end divisions, on
how to create a political
majority that would stand for
greater economic and social
justice. He learned quickly
from others, perhaps because
he Was so lacking in pomp and
pretense.
But George Wiley was not
afraid to stand alone when he
felt that political compromise
would hurt people on welfare
more than It would help them.
At several meetings of the
Leadership Conference on Civil
rugnis, ne siooa virmnuy muiie
in opposing a labor
union-backed compromise on
the Nixon Family Assistance
Plan that he felt would badly
shortchange the pooh vv s
The public view of George
was generally that of an
big aV,Wdlf
rightly colored daJshud,
exhorting audiences with fiery
speeches. He could stir a '
crowd, a.id for thousands of
poor people, particularly those
forced to exist on welfare, he
provided self-confidence and
hope. He gave them strength to
be proud Americans, to realise
that being on welfare was not
their disgrace, that to pursue'
their own legal rights was an
exercise of good citizenship
and was in the nation's interest
as well as their own.
The private man was far
more complex than the public
figure and just as exciting. Civil
rights workers in CORE
remember the soft-spoken
chemistry professor who
persuaded them that tneir
organization had to directly
engage the poor black masses.
Middle class liberalism alone
would provide empty victories,
tka mi urhn harl tasted
aaiu vn ,., ... - - - - ii. ..
some of the success of middle
class respectability.
Welfare mothers in New
York or Indianapolis, in
Atlanta or Houston, remember
his intelligence, patience and
courage in planning and
executing the grueling direct
action and legal campaigns that
won them their rightful
allowances for clothing,
groceries, school lunches, and
due process of law.
Congressmen and reporters
remember the keen intellect
and dissected the fine print by'
which the House Ways and
Means Committee and the
Senate Finance Committee
repeatedly tried to legislate
repression in the name of
welfare reform. I recall
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