I visited this office of the WRL while in high school in the late 60s. My mother worked with Paul Wesley, an Irishman from England on visa, promoting and supporting conscientious objector status among her caseload of mostly young black men. My mother, Sedonia Mouton, died recently and wondered, as have I, what happened to Paul.
I'm writing a book and am trying to find documentation about Paul, particularly a magazine photograph I was given of Paul in an SF jail cell with Rudolph Nureyev. Can you give me any information about Paul Wesley's current activities or contact information? It's been a long time, but I thank you in advance.
I visited this office of the WRL while in high school in the late 60s. My mother worked with Paul Wesley, an Irishman from England on visa, promoting and supporting conscientious objector status among her caseload of mostly young black men. My mother, Sedonia Mouton, died recently and wondered, as have I, what happened to Paul.
I'm writing a book and am trying to find documentation about Paul, particularly a magazine photograph I was given of Paul in an SF jail cell with Rudolph Nureyev. Can you give me any information about Paul Wesley's current activities or contact information? It's been a long time, but I thank you in advance.
Regina Mouton
reginamouton@gmail.com