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Announcement :: |
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Reminder: Thursday: MOVE Documentary |
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by Boston ABC
Email: ABC-Boston (nospam) hush.com (unverified!) |
13 Sep 2004
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The Boston Anarchist Black Cross hosts a free screening of the new documentary on the radical movement known as MOVE.
Thursday, September 16th: 7pm |
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MOVE Documentary
Free Film Screening
Thursday, September 16th: 7pm
Flyer One:
http://www.baamboston.org/abc/move/move.jpg
Flyer Two:
http://www.baamboston.org/abc/move/move2.jpg
This documentary covers the full controversial history of the radical movement, MOVE, in Philadelphia that was created by John Africa in the 1970's. The story is told through interviews with actual MOVE members including Ramona Africa, the MOVE 9 prisoners, and MOVE supporters and analyzed by its neighbors, Philadelphia journalists and other outside opinions. Howard Zinn, author of "The People's History of the United States" narrates this interesting and informative documentary.
at the Lucy Parsons Center
549 Columbus Avenue
South End, Boston
By Bus: Route 1
By Train: Orange Line
Mass Ave Stop
More info on the film: http://www.movefilm.com
This event is hosted by the Boston Anarchist Black Cross (ABC).
Contact: ABC-Boston (at) hush.com
Web: http://baamboston.org/abc/
What is the Anarchist Black Cross:
The Anarchist Black Cross Network (ABCN) is a decentralized network of local groups that work strategically against capitalism and the state by targeting its prison system and the prison-industrial complex. The Network supports imprisoned comrades through letter-writing campaigns, legal help, and visits when possible. It also works to call attention to the rising incarceration rate and its link to capitalism, along with exposing the truth behind the private prison industry and for-profit imprisonment.
What is the Boston ABC:
The Anarchist Black Cross of Boston is affliated with the larger Anarchist Black Cross Network (ABCN). Boston-ABC fits into this picture as the the defensive arm of the local anarchist struggle. We hope to help forge an organized support network for local activist in need. We've all seen the Boston Police Special-Ops Strike Force and their black-on-black uniforms. We all know why they do not wear badges. This is the latest local aspect of the nationwide paramilitarization of the police forces. We must act now and build organizations to help defend our communities from this threat. |
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See also:
http://www.baamboston.org/abc/
http://www.movefilm.com/
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This work is in the public domain |
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