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DESCRIPTION:Celebrate the legacy of the Black Panther Party's Free Breakfast Program 
 and hear stories of how this legacy has inspired various food justice 
 activists from around the Bay Area.\n\nThis workshop will feature 
 collective storytelling and interactive meal preparation by activist panel 
 members. We will be cooking a "stone soup" with the ingredients that 
 symbolize each activists' struggle and how it was inspired by the Panther's 
 Free Breakfast Program. We will break bread together afterwards. In 
 partnership with Destiny Arts Center, part of the Ruckus n' Resiliency 
 Series.\n\nThere will be music provided by local artists, including 
 Missisippi Delta reggae artist Obeyjah and a Bay Area Fandango. \nRSVP: 
 http://tinyurl.com/njetsuq\n\nHosted by Black Panthers Aunti Frances Moore 
 and Melvin Dickson (head cook for the Black Panther Oakland Community 
 School), the workshop will include panelist members: \n\n-Brent Walker 
 (Phat Beets CSA Coordinator and Farmer)\n-Ana Galvis-Martinez (Cafe 
 Panamericano)\n-Joy Moore (garden teacher in the Berkeley Unified School 
 District and long-time food activist)\n-Joe Liesner (East Bay Food Not 
 Bombs)\n-Haleh Zandi (Planting Justice-pending)\n-More panelists to 
 follow...\n\nThe panel will be followed by a community pumpkin/squash pie 
 contest (Bring a pie, win a prize!) and live music.\n\nPanel followed by a 
 community pumkin/squash pie contest (Bring a pie, win a prize) and live 
 music.\n https://www.indybay.org/newsitems/2015/10/27/18779336.php
SUMMARY:Harvesting the Fruits of the Black Panther Party's Free Breakfast Program
LOCATION:Feel the Beet! Saturday Farmers Market (Phat Beets Produce)\n974 Grace Ave, 
 Oakland (Grace St @ Lowell St)
URL:https://www.indybay.org/newsitems/2015/10/27/18779336.php
DTSTART:20151031T180000Z
DTEND:20151031T210000Z
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