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DESCRIPTION:You are invited\n\nREVOLUTIONARY POETS BRIGADE\n& World Poetry 
 Movement\nAnnounce\nA Major Literary and Cultural Event\n\nOVERTHROWING 
 CAPITALISM\n\nA Symposium in Poetry, Dialogue and Song\n\nSaturday, 
 November 15, 2014, 2 PM – 9 PM\n\nWHAT: Speakers, Poetry, Music on the 
 theme  OVERTHROWING CAPITALISM\nWHERE: Emerald Tablet Gallery 80 Fresno 
 St., San Francisco \n\nWHEN: Saturday, November 15, 2014, 2 PM – 9 
 PM\n\nFREE - OPEN TO THE PUBLIC\n\nSPEAKERS:           \n\n4 pm:   Kiilu 
 Nyasha, Jerry Mander, Arnoldo Garcia \n\n7 pm: Tony Serra, Nancy Mancias, 
 Sandy Perry \n\n \n\nPOETS:\n\nDorothy Payne, Sarah Menefee,   Mahnaz 
 Badihian, Gary Hicks,\n\nJack Hirschman, Doren Robbins, Karen 
 Melander-Magoon, Dee Allen, \n\nJohn Curl,  Rafael Jesús González,  
 Martin Hickel,  Agneta Falk,\n\nJ.Vern Cromartie, David Volpendesta, 
 Virginia Barrett, Kirk Lumpkin, \n\nSteven Gray, Judith Ayn Bernhard, Nina 
 Serrano, Kristina Brown,\n\nYolanda Catzalco, Lincoln Bergman, Neell 
 Cherkorski, Robert Anbian, \n\nMelba Abela,  Mark Lipman, Kathleen Weaver 
 [reading Nancy Morejón]\n\n \n\nMUSICIANS:\n\nColin O'Leary, Carol Denney, 
 Ngare Young, Daniel Averenga, Francisco Herrera, Mauro Fortissimo \n\n 
 *****************************************\n\nOVERTHROWING CAPITALISM \n\nOn 
 November 15, 2014, poets, speakers, and musicians will gather in San 
 Francisco in collaboration and celebration on the theme Overthrowing 
 Capitalism, organized by the Revolutionary Poets Brigade in conjunction 
 with the World Poetry Movement. \n\nWe expect it to be a day filled with 
 sophisticated and inspiring visions, insights, ideas, exposés, and 
 analyses from artists, thinkers, and activists who are serious about the 
 work ahead. Words that unmask capitalism and raise our consciousness to 
 hopefully lead the world into a more cooperative society. What is 
 capitalism? Might it be reformed into a constructive force, or can we move 
 beyond it only by overthrowing it? What does overthrowing capitalism look 
 like? How do we know when it's overthrown? What might a post-capitalist 
 world look like? \n\nThis century is issuing in an era of unprecedented 
 planetary crises, and we have only a short time to transform these many 
 looming disasters into a powerful movement for a constructive revolutionary 
 future. We call on all poets and all people to join us in making a new 
 beginning, to reach deep into your center and bring forth the energies that 
 can lead humanity and the natural world into a bright future, and we call 
 on you all to become visionaries. \n\nThis event is also a book launch for 
 a new poetry anthology, OVERTHROWING CAPITALISM, edited by Jack Hirschman 
 and John Curl, of the poems to be read at this event.\n\nOVERTHROWING 
 CAPITALISM, A Symposium of Poets, published by the REVOLUTIONARY POETS 
 BRIGADE, 2014, 150 pages, $9.95, Kallatumba Press ISBN-13: 978-1502304520 
 \n\n eBook Kindle $2.99 
 http://www.amazon.com/Overthrowing-Capitalism-A-Symposium-Poets-ebook/dp/B00OED7VCE\n\n~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~\n\nSpeakers:\n\nKiilu 
 Nyasha  is a revolutionary journalist and former member of the Black 
 Panther Party. She currently writes for online publications, feeds the 
 internet, and produces/hosts the bimonthly program, Freedom Is  Constant 
 Struggle on BAVC Commons TV.\n\n Jerry Mander is an activist and author, 
 best known for Four Arguments for the Elimination of Television. His most 
 recent book, The Capitalism Papers, is about the momentous and unsolvable 
 environmental and social problem of capitalism.\n\nArnoldo Garcia worked 
 for 15 years with the National Network for Immigrant and Refugee Rights, 
 building sustainable and healthy community-to-community relationships. His 
 work as a musician and poet links the realities of exploitation and 
 oppression with resistance, justice, beauty, love and hope.\n\nTony Serra  
 is a so-called radical criminal defense attorney.  He has represented 
 anti-establishment ideologies embedded in his cases for more than 50 years. 
  Further, he describes himself as a “de facto” Marxist. \n\nNancy 
 Mancias is an anti-war advocate and a  campaign organizer for CODEPINK. She 
 has been actively trying to bring the troops home has been part of the 
 movement against torture  and for accountability for war crimes, overseeing 
 the Justice For All campaign. \n\nSandy Perry is an activist for housing 
 justice, economic human rights, and a more just world. He is Secretary of 
 Housing for the Green Shadow Cabinet, and an organizer for the Affordable 
 Housing Network of Santa Clara County.\n\n 
 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~\n\nYou can find more information the 
 Revolutionary Poets Brigade at our web sites:  
 http://www.revolutionarypoetsbrigade.com/ and 
 http://www.socialjusticemonth.org\n\nCosponsored by the World Poetry 
 Movement: http://www.wpm2011.org/\n\n 
 https://www.indybay.org/newsitems/2014/10/27/18763393.php
SUMMARY:Overthrowing Capitalism: A Symposium of Poets, Speakers & Musicians
LOCATION:Emerald Tablet Gallery\n80 Fresno Street\nSan Francisco
URL:https://www.indybay.org/newsitems/2014/10/27/18763393.php
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