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DESCRIPTION:Green Sunday:  \nDavid Bacon on "Free Trade, Chained Workers, and the Right 
 to Stay Home"\n\nTonight's presentation looks at the sources of migration 
 to the U.S. and the displacement of communities by neoliberal economics and 
 military intervention.  Then it presents the criminalization of migrants in 
 the U.S. as part of that same system, and asks who benefits from it.  
 Finally, it talks about the resistance to immigration raids, the fight for 
 the right to not migrate, and the alternatives to forced migration and 
 criminalization.\n\nDAVID BACON is a California-based writer and 
 photographer.  He was a factory worker and union organizer for two decades 
 with the United Farm Workers, the United Electrical Workers and other 
 unions, and has been documenting the lives of farm workers through 
 photographs and journalism since 1988. His latest book is "In the Fields of 
 the North / En los Campos del Norte", copublished by the University of 
 California Press (Berkeley) and the Colegio de la Frontera Norte (Tijuana), 
 which documents the lives of farm workers in photographs and 
 narratives.\n\n________________________________________\nGreen Sundays are 
 a series of free programs & discussions sponsored by the Green Party of 
 Alameda County and are held on the 2nd Sunday of each month. The monthly 
 business meeting of the County Council of the Green Party of Alameda County 
 follows at 6:45 pm; council meetings are always open to anyone who is 
 interested. Please visit our website: https://acgreens.wordpress.com/\n\n\n 
 https://www.indybay.org/newsitems/2018/05/12/18809145.php
SUMMARY:David Bacon on "Free Trade, Chained Workers, and the Right to Stay Home"
LOCATION:Niebyl-Proctor Library, 6501 Telegraph Ave. at 65th in North 
 Oakland\nDIRECTIONS: One block north of Alcatraz on the West side of 
 Telegraph, wheelchair accessible. Buses pass by regularly. Ashby BART is 
 approximately 7 blocks away.
URL:https://www.indybay.org/newsitems/2018/05/12/18809145.php
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