Chauncey Bailey & the War on the African Community

WHAT: Rally to build African People's Solidarity Day preceded
by a discussion of how the murder of African journalist Chauncey Bailey is being used to intensify the police containment and gentrification of the African community
WHEN: Tomorrow, Monday, August 13th, 7pm
WHERE: Uhuru Solidarity Center, 1601 - 2nd Ave, Oakland

Get involved in the work to build a movement in solidarity with the worldwide movement
for African liberation by helping to get the word out for African People's Solidarity Day 2007
to be held in Oakland at Beebee Memorial Cathedral at 3900 Telegraph Avenue on October 13th & 14th.

The August 2nd murder of Oakland Post editor Chauncey Bailey is being used by the city of
Oakland to bring in the California highway patrol and escalate the war on the African community.
It is also being used to slander and attack black militant organizations and goes hand in hand with the city's
role in pushing out the African community from Oakland to make way for white developers and white people.

Let's take responsibility for understanding the war on the African community, from the Oakland Police Department July 3rd shooting of Leronte Studesville back to the U.S. government's war on the Black Panthers through the FBI's COINTELPRO program to the massive imprisonment of black people. Let's no longer be comfortable to go about our individual lives and get involved in organization that will change the status quo!

Join the committee to build African People's Solidarity Day!
Thursday meetings at 7pm at the Uhuru Solidarity Center, 1601 - 2nd Ave, Oakland.

Contact the African People's Solidarity Committee at uhurureparations [at] yahoo.com or by calling 510-625-1106
http://www.apscuhuru.org