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The World Cries Out For Revolution! - LitCrawl at CAFE La BOHEME
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Date:
Saturday, October 15, 2011
Time:
8:30 PM
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9:30 PM
Event Type:
Other
Organizer/Author:
Revolution Books
Email:
Phone:
(510)848-1196
Address:
2425 Channing Way,Berkeley, CA
Location Details:
CAFE LA BOHEME
3318 24th Street in San Francisco's Mission District
3318 24th Street in San Francisco's Mission District
The World Cries Out For Revolution! - LitCrawl at CAFE La BOHEME
The World Cries Out For Revolution! (part of SF's LitCrawl)
One hour of prose & poetry by authors, writers, poets and activists tied together and punctuated by readings of quotes from the new book BAsics, by Bob Avakian.
with:
Richard Brown, former Black Panther Party member, activist
Steven T. Jones, author of The Tribes of Burning Man
Michael Lange, actor
devorah major, poet & author
Reiko Redmonde, event curator, Revolution Books
BAsics, from the talks and writings of Bob Avakian, speaks powerfully to questions of revolution and human emancipation. It concentrates more than 30 years of Avakian's work. BAsics can not only introduce many more people to the thinking of the author who has put communism back on the agenda as a vital and viable force—it can play a major role in bringing forward and forging a new wave of revolutionaries.
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This event is free and wheelchair accessible.
The World Cries Out For Revolution! (part of SF's LitCrawl)
One hour of prose & poetry by authors, writers, poets and activists tied together and punctuated by readings of quotes from the new book BAsics, by Bob Avakian.
with:
Richard Brown, former Black Panther Party member, activist
Steven T. Jones, author of The Tribes of Burning Man
Michael Lange, actor
devorah major, poet & author
Reiko Redmonde, event curator, Revolution Books
BAsics, from the talks and writings of Bob Avakian, speaks powerfully to questions of revolution and human emancipation. It concentrates more than 30 years of Avakian's work. BAsics can not only introduce many more people to the thinking of the author who has put communism back on the agenda as a vital and viable force—it can play a major role in bringing forward and forging a new wave of revolutionaries.
*************
This event is free and wheelchair accessible.
For more information:
http://www.revolutionbooks.org
Added to the calendar on Mon, Oct 10, 2011 10:01PM
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