Levellers Day 2006 "Identity: where we live, who we are." 10 to 5pm Saturday 20th May 2006. Burford. Oxfordshire. SPEECHES, DEBATE, PROCESSION, MUSIC.   This year's speakers were   Tony Benn Elder Statesman   81 this April, the elder statesman of the left who quit the House of Commons in 2001 "to spend more time on politics" and remains one of the most independent and entertaining of speakers.       Karen Chouhan Executive member: National Assembly Against Racism   “Hoodies, Hijabs and Anoraks” was the title of Karen’s contribution to a recent adult learning conference. She’s one of seven visionaries who have been selected by the Joseph Rowntree Charitable Trust to take part in a five-year "mission to change the world".         Salma Yaqoob Chair: Birmingham Stop the War Coalition; vice-chair: Respect   Salma is a Bradford-born psychotherapist who became active in the anti-war movement after an incident in Birmingham city centre after 9/11, when she was spat at in the street. She’s chair of Birmingham Stop-the-War Coalition and vice-chair of Respect.         In the chair   Firoze Manji Director: Fahamu - Networks for Social Justice   Oxford-based director of Fahamu, with thirty years of experience in international development, health, and human rights.             Music from     Press Gang first appearance at Levellers Day of this exuberant, radical folk band       Robb Johnson another old friend at Levellers Day, singer/songwriter/guitarist...and Tony Benn says Robb’s “Winter turns to spring” is his favourite song.         Leon Rosselson a welcome return to a singer/songwriter who’s long been pleasing us all with his moving, funny, angry and inspirational songs.     Plus: Red Rose Folk Band, Sea Green Singers, Cry Havoc Morris and storyteller Chris Park.