Editing Not in Our Name (section)

===Donation from Larry Flynt===
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In 2004, Robert Corsini, an organizer for Not in Our Name publicized [[Hardcore pornography|Hardcore pornographer]] [[Larry Flynt]]'s support for one of their campaigns. [[Aura Bogado]], a [[feminist]] radio producer and news anchor for KPFK, objected privately in e-mail and asked to be removed from the organization's mailing list. Corsini forwarded his response to Bogado (including a copy of the original private e-mail) to NION national organizers, her employers at [[KPFK]], and to Bruce David at Larry Flynt Publishing. Bogado replied to Corisini in detail on NION's public e-mail list, and participated in a sharp debate over the e-mail list that followed. After ''Hustler'' published a series of articles and sexual caricatures attacking Bogado, she made her criticism public in [http://www.hustlingtheleft.com/bogado1.html "Hustling the Left"], published on [[ZNet]] in June 2005. Bogado charged that Leftist leaders were tacitly supporting [[racism]] and [[misogyny]] by aligning themselves with Flynt, and specifically criticized [[Greg Palast]], [[Amy Goodman]], [[Susie Bright]], and [[Amy Alkon]]. The discussion of her article inspired similar criticism of Leftist leaders cooperating with Flynt by feminists such as [[Nikki Craft]]<ref>{{Cite web|url=http://www.hustlingtheleft.com/|title=Hustling The Left|website=www.hustlingtheleft.com}}</ref> and pro-feminist Leftists such as [[Stan Goff]] (<ref>{{Cite web |url=http://stangoff.com/?p=163#comment-1760 |title=Feral Scholar » HUSTLING THE LEFT WEBSITE OPENING |access-date=2007-11-24 |archive-date=2007-08-14 |archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20070814051249/http://stangoff.com/?p=163#comment-1760 |url-status=dead }}</ref>). Shortly after the publication of her article, the Not in Our Name Steering Committee issued a [http://www.notinourname.net/archive/apology-16jun05.htm public apology to Bogado] and objected to the treatment of Bogado in ''Hustler''.