Monday, May 20, 2013
Be part of spreading the film "BA Speaks: REVOLUTION - NOTHING LESS! Bob Avakian Live" throughout society
Welcome to the Revolution! Coming off the Premieres, "THIS MOVEMENT FOR REVOLUTION MUST NOW BECOME A REAL FORCE, POWERFULLY IMPACTING AND INFLUENCING ALL OF SOCIETY..." [Read more.] Join revolutionary crews watching, discussing and taking this movie, "BA Speaks: REVOLUTION - NOTHING LESS! Bob Avakian Live" and Revolution newspaper out to colleges, high schools, and into the communities, meeting people, selling the DVD, creating a visual presence, organizing film showings and raising funds. [Go to the calendar page HERE. Check back for changes & updates.]
Mon., May 20th: Cornel West and Carl Dix Dialogue: Mass Incarceration + Silence = Genocide: Act to STOP It Now!
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Mass Incarceration + Silence = Genocide:
Act to STOP It Now!
A Dialogue between CORNEL WEST
and CARL DIX
Watch and spread this call from Noche Diaz + Jamel Mims
Forward this NOW to anyone you know in or near New York:
Monday * May 20 * 7:30 PM
The Church of St. Paul & St. Andrew
263 W. 86th Street (between Broadway and West End Ave.)
Admission: Premium $100 includes DVD of earlier Cornel West /
Carl Dix Dialogue / General $20 / Low income, student $10
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And in Los Angeles, we will be showing a
videotaped version of this dialogue,
followed by discussion and plans
Revolution Books, LA
Thursday * May 23 * 7:00 PM
5726 Hollywood Blvd., LA 90028
323-463-3500
For more info on the NYC event, contact Revolution Books NYC
(212) 691-3345, revbooksnyc@yahoo.com or the Stop Mass Incarceration Network at (347) 979-SMIN (7646), stopmassincarceration@gmail.com.
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Thursday, May 2, 2013
Sun., May 19th, 2 PM: Ngugi Wa Thiong'o at Revolution Books
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Thurs., May 2nd, 7 pm: Watch and dig into DVD clip from BA Speaks: REVOLUTION - NOTHING LESS!
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Monday, April 29, 2013
Proposed New Immigration Law:
An Ominous Leap in Repression and the Need for Resistance ![]()
"I'm 24
years old. In two months it will be two decades of living in this
country illegally. I'm the youngest of five and came to the U.S. with my
mother in 1993. We had nothing in Mexico and the only way we were
getting through was by my father who was already in the U.S. to send us
money. When we arrived two years later my father got deported. My
mother worked in the fields picking tomatoes, green peppers, and
strawberries so we could eat. It was still not enough. My older brother
and sister, who were only 12 and 13 years old when we came to the
U.S., had to give up their education and help my mother work. I can't
thank them enough for their sacrifice that led to the three youngest in
the family to proudly graduate with a high school diploma. I have never
felt like an 'American.' To me being an American means having freedom.
Free to be whatever you work hard for and always having a fair shot
and not being held back by your race, gender or sexuality. In my case
it's my illegal status that keeps me down and unable to better my life.
To ICE I'm a criminal for being brought to this country when I was
five years old."-
Rene, Tampa, Florida
Read the rest of the article from revcom.us here.
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"Slave
rebellion or slave master? Do you support the oppressed rising up
against the oppressive system and seeking a radically different way,
even with certain errors and excesses-or do you support the oppressors,
and the leaders and guardians of an outmoded oppressive order, who may
talk about "inalienable rights" but bring down wanton brutality and
very real terror, on masses of people, to enforce and perpetuate their
system of oppression?"
Read the entire article by Bob Avakian in Revolution newspaper here and then join the discussion.
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Some of the new articles at revcom.us:
On the Bombing in Boston and the Aftermath: The Morality We Need400 Garment Workers Die in Building Collapse: What Created the Concrete Tombs in Bangladesh?
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Tuesday, April 16, 2013
Sat., April 27th, 7 pm: The Agony & The Ecstasy of Steve Jobs
Benefit performance at Revolution Books of
The Agony & the Ecstasy of Steve Jobs
written by Mike Daisey
Performed by Alex Lyras
Sat., April 27th, 7 PM
We
are excited to host this dynamic solo performance which follows the
trail all the way to China to investigate the factories where millions
toil to make iPhones and iPads, shining a light on the very human price
we pay for our high-tech toys. You may have heard of Foxconn, the
world's largest supplier of Apple products that responded to worker
suicides in Shenzhen, China by putting up nets outside the buildings to
catch people who jump off the roof!
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The New York Times called the work, "Powerful, funny and engaging... Anyone with a cell phone and a moral center should see this show.
"I
feel that this type of social activist theater - the kind that indicts
and incites and inspires all in the same breath - is one of the most
valuable things humankind has to offer." - Alex Lyras
Tickets are available on our blog - click the PayPal button at the top right-hand corner of this page or at Revolution Books. $20 ($10 for unemployed or students with current ID). Limited seating - buy your tickets now!
You can listen to a recent interview of Alex Lyras in the final third of The Michael Slate Show here.
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