Egypt: A Revolution in Crisis

Egyptian-American activist Omar Ali will discuss the effect of the military coup and recent massing killed by the U.S.-armed Egyptian military.
The Egyptian Revolution that began in January 2011 is in crisis following the killing of more than 500 people and the wounding of more than 3,700 on August 13. Most of the dead and wounded were victims of the U.S.-armed Egyptian military. The military seized power on July 3, after massive protests against the government of Mohammad Morsi, whose economic and social policies had alienated millions of Egyptians.
Ali will talk about and lead discussion on what these developments mean for the future of Egypt and the entire region and the role and goal of the U.S.
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