Black History Month Film Showing and Discussion: "13th" : Indybay

Ava DuVernay's gripping documentary "13th" is a must-see for anti-racist activists in the current climate of bigotry. The film resonates with the Black Lives Matter protests demanding accountability for the unjust racial profiling and killing of Black and Brown people by police in the U.S.

Learn how the “anti-slavery” 13th Amendment is actually used to criminalize and incarcerate Blacks. Join a discussion of what should be done to end the prison industrial complex and its exploitation of captive labor.

Door Donation: $3-5. Snacks available for small donation.

Sponsored by Bay Area Freedom Socialist Party. Proceeds benefit Freedom Socialist Fund Drive.

Black History Month Film Showing and Discussion: "13th"
Date	Saturday February 25
Time	2:00 PM - 5:00 PM
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Location Details
New Valencia Hall: 747 Polk Street, San Francisco (at Ellis St., near Civic Center BART/Muni; on/near #19, #31, #38 & #47 Muni bus lines)
Event Type	Screening
Organizer/Author	Bob Price
Ava DuVernay's gripping documentary "13th" is a must-see for anti-racist activists in the current climate of bigotry. The film resonates with the Black Lives Matter protests demanding accountability for the unjust racial profiling and killing of Black and Brown people by police in the U.S. Learn how the “anti-slavery” 13th Amendment is actually used to criminalize and incarcerate Blacks. Join a discussion of what should be done to end the prison industrial complex and its exploitation of captive labor. Door Donation: $3-5. Snacks available for small donation. Sponsored by Bay Area Freedom Socialist Party. Proceeds benefit Freedom Socialist Fund Drive. For more event information: http://www.socialism.com Added to the calendar on Saturday Feb 4th, 2017 4:12 PM

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