Anonymous
3rd February 2003, 09:13
[font=impact]Young Left Presents........<span style='font-size:12pt;line-height:100%'>
Cafe Che:
Date: Fri. Febuary 21st 2003
Time: 7:30pm
Location:
Portuguese Canadian Democratic Center
860B College St. W. - Downstairs
(1 blk West of Ossington);
TTC: Take #63 Bus from Eglinton West Station or South from Ossington Station & get off @ College
Join us for a discussion of the legacy of this revolutionary scholar and activist, and his thoughts on the role that Black History must play in the African Revolution.</span>
[list]EVENT Program:
Guest Speakers: Norman Otis, Owen Leech
Hip-Hop By: Genetix, Mindbender
Walter Rodney Film Screening[list]
[SIZE=2]Walter Rodney[b]
Born: 03/23/1942
Country: Guyana
Biography: Author of How Europe Underdeveloped Africa, Walter Rodney was a post-colonial intellectual and political leader influenced by the likes of Marcus Garvey, C.L.R. James, and the Rastafarian Movement. As a West Indian, Pan Africanist, and Marxist, Rodney's work examined issues such as race and class; slavery and freedom; colonialization and independence; and empowerment and economic developement. His death, in June of 1980, occurred at the height of his political struggle against the PNC political party. His fight for self-emancipation of the Guyanese working class through economic development and for solidarity amongst all Guyanese is still needed today.
Walter Rodney was murdered by State terrorism on June 13, 1980.
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This event will include an open bar and food will be available
........chillin', food & cheap drinks!
Also available: YL Literature, books, Leaflets, information etc..... * NEW: YL now has Angela Davis T-Shirts available!
For more info contact Young Left (http://www3.sympatico.ca/comrade_m/yl/) @ 416.295.8404 or email:[email protected]
(Edited by Comrade_Marcel at 9:15 am on Feb. 3, 2003)
Cafe Che:
Date: Fri. Febuary 21st 2003
Time: 7:30pm
Location:
Portuguese Canadian Democratic Center
860B College St. W. - Downstairs
(1 blk West of Ossington);
TTC: Take #63 Bus from Eglinton West Station or South from Ossington Station & get off @ College
Join us for a discussion of the legacy of this revolutionary scholar and activist, and his thoughts on the role that Black History must play in the African Revolution.</span>
[list]EVENT Program:
Guest Speakers: Norman Otis, Owen Leech
Hip-Hop By: Genetix, Mindbender
Walter Rodney Film Screening[list]
[SIZE=2]Walter Rodney[b]
Born: 03/23/1942
Country: Guyana
Biography: Author of How Europe Underdeveloped Africa, Walter Rodney was a post-colonial intellectual and political leader influenced by the likes of Marcus Garvey, C.L.R. James, and the Rastafarian Movement. As a West Indian, Pan Africanist, and Marxist, Rodney's work examined issues such as race and class; slavery and freedom; colonialization and independence; and empowerment and economic developement. His death, in June of 1980, occurred at the height of his political struggle against the PNC political party. His fight for self-emancipation of the Guyanese working class through economic development and for solidarity amongst all Guyanese is still needed today.
Walter Rodney was murdered by State terrorism on June 13, 1980.
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This event will include an open bar and food will be available
........chillin', food & cheap drinks!
Also available: YL Literature, books, Leaflets, information etc..... * NEW: YL now has Angela Davis T-Shirts available!
For more info contact Young Left (http://www3.sympatico.ca/comrade_m/yl/) @ 416.295.8404 or email:[email protected]
(Edited by Comrade_Marcel at 9:15 am on Feb. 3, 2003)