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DESCRIPTION:"THE TAKE" by Naomi Klein.  What do we want?   Democratic, collective 
 workplaces, as in Argentina!   Plus another documentary, on   PATRICIA 
 ISASA's prosecution of her torturers.   Discussion follows BFUU's Social 
 Justice Committee's   monthly Conscientious Projector films.   Occupy. 
 Resist. Produce. See These Films.   Berkeley Fellowship of Unitarian 
 Universalists' Hall   1924 Cedar St. at Bonita   Berkeley 94709   $10 
 donation   wheelchair access   Are you ready to Fire the Boss?   
 Argentinian workers took over bankrupt workplaces there and   are running 
 them democratically. A political thriller, "The Take"  is   one answer to 
 the question posed by critics and supporters of   radical movements:   "We 
 know what you’re against, but what are you for?”   It’s about sharing 
 tactics. Some in Argentina’s movement   of recovered companies call it 
 “Zapatismo for the cities”.   Also screening a short film on the 
 amazing Argentinian,   PATRICIA ISASA, now an architect who got her 
 torturers put in jail.   She was arrested and jailed for 2 and a half years 
 -   raped and tortured at age 16 for being an honor   student.  Those 
 around her were killed and dropped into the sea.   She has persisted now 
 under a better government in Argentina.     http://www.thetake.org/   \n 
 https://www.indybay.org/newsitems/2006/05/09/100603.php
SUMMARY:Films: "The Take" (Argentina) and a short film about Argentine activist Patricia
LOCATION:Berkeley Fellowship of Unitarian Universalists' Hall   1924 Cedar St. at 
 Bonita   Berkeley 94709   
URL:https://www.indybay.org/newsitems/2006/05/09/100603.php
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