The Shutdown, Racism, & the Rise of the Tea Party Right
The Shutdown, Racism, & the Rise of the Tea Party Right
A Study & Struggle Event
Bay Area friends and comrades,
What was the recent government shutdown really all about? What are the strategic implications of this moment for anti-racist activists? How can we push back against the Right’s assault on people of color, queer people, immigrants, disabled people, Muslims and working class communities, while simultaneously advancing a vision of collective liberation?
Join us for a Study & Struggle political education event on the government shutdown, racism, and the rise of the Tea Party Right, with guest speaker and movement veteran Max Elbaum.
Date: Monday, November 18th
Time: 6:30-8:30pm
Location: 518 Valencia: The Eric Quezada Center for Culture and Politics
This event is being sponsored by Catalyst Project, the Center for Political Education (CPE), and the School of Unity and Liberation (SOUL). Childcare and interpretation are available upon request. Please RSVP to davidklangstaff@gmail.com by this Saturday, November 16th.
518 Valencia is a wheelchair accessible space. Please refrain from using scented products to help keep the space welcome to people with chemical sensitivities.
ABOUT THE SPEAKER: Max Elbaum has been involved in peace and anti-racist movements since joining students for a Democratic Society (SDS) in Madison, Wisconsin in the 1960s. Elbaum is the author of “Revolution in the Air: Sixties Radicals Turn to Lenin, Mao and Che”, and a founding writer with War Times/Tiempo de Guerras.
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