"Larry Gibson" was a renowned anti-mining environmentalist from West Virginia, who spent the majority of his adult life opposing mountaintop coal mining in the area, specifically at Kayford/Kayford Mountain. He was president of the Keeper of the Mountains Foundation and lifetime member of the Sierra Club. He also was a board member for the Ohio Valley Environmental Coalition.

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There were a lot of things that were fundamentals of politics here, but because there had not been free elections there no one there knew anything about them.

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It was a general impression of her of being competent, of her being honest, and very, very well-educated. It became clear that Ellen was the best chance for this country.

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I thought that it was important visually to say it's a new day ? a new day ? for African women.

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She did not treat the people in the other camps, the workers and the key leaders, as adversaries. I think that was real important.

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We have all the resources we need at this time.

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