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The Occupation Began in 1492
On Thursday, Oct 2, at the Fellowship
hall of Humanity, 390-27th Street, the African
People's Solidarity Committee will host an anti-war forum called "The Occupation began in 1492."
hall of Humanity, 390-27th Street, the African
People's Solidarity Committee will host an anti-war forum called "The Occupation began in 1492."
On Thursday, Oct 2, at the Fellowship
hall of Humanity, 390-27th Street, the African
People's Solidarity Committee will host an anti-war
forum called "The Occupation Began in 1492."
Banner style leaflet:
http://em-w.com/occupationEvent.pdf
8x11 leaflet:
http://em-w.com/occupation8x11.pdf
The brutal occupation of Iraq that we see today is the
result of a process started in 1492. The arrival of
Columbus in so-called North America marked the
beginning of the white world’s assault on humanity
with the genocide committed against the indigenous
peoples of this land and the enslavement of African
people.
For to seriously challenge the Bush regime’s attempt
to reimpose colonial rule on the world, we must unite
with the aspirations of oppressed peoples for national
liberation and reparations for the crimes committed
against them. We make the link between a society born
of slavery and genocide and the current war and
violence of the United States. Peace can only come
about through a struggle for social justice and the
pursuit of truth and reparations.
SPEAKERS
Keynote Speaker:
OMALI YESHITELA
Chairman of the African People’s Socialist Party, Leader and founder of the Uhuru Movement
PENNY HESS
Chairwoman, African People’s Solidarity Committee
QUETZAOCELOACIUA
Barrio Defense Committee
KAWAL ULANDAY
Committee for Human Rights in the Philippines
JESS GHANNAM
Al-Awda: The Palestinian Right to Return Coalition
PROF. MATTHEW SHENODA
Arab Anti-Discrimination Committee
hall of Humanity, 390-27th Street, the African
People's Solidarity Committee will host an anti-war
forum called "The Occupation Began in 1492."
Banner style leaflet:
http://em-w.com/occupationEvent.pdf
8x11 leaflet:
http://em-w.com/occupation8x11.pdf
The brutal occupation of Iraq that we see today is the
result of a process started in 1492. The arrival of
Columbus in so-called North America marked the
beginning of the white world’s assault on humanity
with the genocide committed against the indigenous
peoples of this land and the enslavement of African
people.
For to seriously challenge the Bush regime’s attempt
to reimpose colonial rule on the world, we must unite
with the aspirations of oppressed peoples for national
liberation and reparations for the crimes committed
against them. We make the link between a society born
of slavery and genocide and the current war and
violence of the United States. Peace can only come
about through a struggle for social justice and the
pursuit of truth and reparations.
SPEAKERS
Keynote Speaker:
OMALI YESHITELA
Chairman of the African People’s Socialist Party, Leader and founder of the Uhuru Movement
PENNY HESS
Chairwoman, African People’s Solidarity Committee
QUETZAOCELOACIUA
Barrio Defense Committee
KAWAL ULANDAY
Committee for Human Rights in the Philippines
JESS GHANNAM
Al-Awda: The Palestinian Right to Return Coalition
PROF. MATTHEW SHENODA
Arab Anti-Discrimination Committee
For more information:
http://em-w.com/occupationEvent.pdf
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