11 Facts About Roger Lippman

Roger Henry Lippman was born on 1947 and is an American political activist.

Roger Lippman was a member of the anti-Vietnam War groups Students for a Democratic Society and the Seattle collective of Weatherman.

Roger Lippman is most commonly noted as a member of the Seattle Seven, who was accused of, and tried for, conspiracy charges in 1970.

Roger Lippman is one of four brothers, one of whom, David Lippman, was active in SDS, and another, Peter Lippman, who is a human rights activist, is a writer, journalist, and contributor for Roger's Balkan Witness website.

In June 1969, Roger Lippman attended the SDS national convention at the Chicago Coliseum, which saw the disintegration of SDS into various factions.

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Roger Lippman, while indicted in Seattle with his other alleged co-conspirators, had moved to San Francisco the month before to edit a radical newspaper there.

Roger Lippman was only mentioned in the complaint as having "met" with the others on two occasions.

In 1974, Roger Lippman sued officials in the government and Richard Nixon's administration for alleged illegal wiretapping and surveillance activities.

Roger Lippman alleged acts of burglary and illegal prosecution as well as the infringement of his Civil Rights.

Roger Lippman maintains a website that contains articles he has written in his years of activism.

Roger Lippman is editor of Balkan Witness, a compilation of reporting and opinions on the conflicts in Kosovo and Bosnia.