Activism

Activism

• SOCIALIST PARTY USA STATEMENT OF SUPPORT FOR THE SCREENWRITERS STRIKE- SOCIALIST PARTY USA STATEMENT OF SUPPORT FOR THE SCREENWRITERS STRIKE Labor Commission of the SP-USA When the irreverent early 20th century comedian W.C. Fields was once caught reading the bible he explained that he was “looking for some loopholes.” On Monday November 5th, 12,000 members of the Writers Guild of America (WGA) took a bold strike action to sew up some of the loopholes which have allowed the entertainment industry to make exorbitant profits from their labor. The Socialist Party USA (SP-USA) stands with the WGA and calls upon the Association of Motion Picture and Television Producers (AMPTP) to concede to the WGA’s demands for a just contract. Unlike the often inebriated actor Fields, the AMPTP has found many profitable loopholes. While screenwriters are paid industry rates for work aired in traditional media venues such as television and movies, they receive only a small fraction of the profits generated in the “new” media outlets of DVD sales and internet based programming. Writers currently receive only 5 cents per unit for the sale of a DVD. For entertainment delivered via internet streaming video WGA members receive only 1.2% of gross revenue. There is also currently no language in the contract regarding the producer’s right to insert product placements into WGA member created scripts.
• North American New Humanist Forum, NYC- Come see the SP-USA table at:

  The North American New Humanist Forum,

  November 16-18, 2007, in New York City. Registration is free on their website, along with details. Opening (friday the 16th) at El Museo Del Barrio Teatro Heckscher 1230 5th Avenue, at 104th Street Plenary Sessions and working tables at Hunter College School of Social Work 129 East 79th Street, at Lexington Ave From Their Website:
  "How do we map out a new direction for our region, one that is guided by principles of non-violence with respect for diversity and with real democracy? Can we imagine a united North America that transcends national boundaries by building upon the best qualities of our peoples and cultures?" "As humanists, we believe this is possible and the time for it is now."
• Socialist Party NYC Local - Monthly Meeting - Tues. 20 Nov.- Socialist Party NYC Local - Monthly Meeting Tuesday, November 20, 2007 7pm Whether you're a dues-paying member, a voting member, or someone who's never even been to a meeting and are just interested about what we're up to and how to get involved, now's the time to check out a meeting. Bring your ideas, comments, questions, and energy. See you there! 339 Lafayette Street (between Bleecker & Bond), Manhattan, NYC. Hit buzzer #7 and come up to the SP office on the 3rd Floor. (Note, we're up a couple of flights of stairs.) DIRECTIONS: Take 6 train to Bleecker Street or F/V train to Broadway/ Lafayette. (Manhattan) //////////// ///////// ///////// ///////// ///////// ///////
• PUNK AGAINST RACISM / Montclair, NJ- PUNK AGAINST RACISM II Sunday November 25th Doors open at 4 pm 8 bux (7 bands!) M.A.D. ANTI-ARMADA PUBLIC DISTURBANCE JODA! BLACK HANDS DEVIANTZ BONES @ The Meat Locker 8 Park St. Montclair, NJ ALL AGES, NO ALCOHOL in the club, no jerks
• - Any union organizer who wants to win has to be tuned in to culture
• Grace Paley Event - Dec 12th, 7pm-
  
  Wednesday, December 12, 7:00pm
  *A Tribute to Grace Paley*
  
  *With Allan Gurganus, Amy Hempel, A.M. Homes, Galway Kinnell, Naomi Replansky, Lynne Sharon Schwartz, Gerald Stern & Jean Valentine *
  
  The literary and artistic communities come out en masse to honor the life and work of the revered short-story writer, poet and model of 'combative pacifism,' Grace Paley. After studying with W.H. Auden at The New School in the 1940s, Paley went on to become a writer renowned for her articulation of the New York experience and a beloved friend and mentor to generations of writers. /Co-sponsored by the New School Writing Program and the Unterberg Poetry Center./
  
  @ Tishman Auditorium
  New School University
  66 West 12th Street
  New York, NY
• Film showing of "The Trial: The Untold Story of the Cuban Five"- Dec. 1 (Saturday) New York, NY Event details: 1199 Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Labor Center Auditorium 6:30 p.m. 310 W43rd St. (btwn. 8th-9th Ave.) Take the A,C, E, 1, 2, 3, 7, N, Q, R, S, or W Trains to 42nd St. and Times Square Suggested Donation: $10 (no one will be turned away for lack of funds) PROCEEDS GO TO A SPECIAL HOLIDAY COMMISSARY GIFT FOR THE CUBAN 5!! The Program also will consist of a short Legal Update, Update from the Canadian Conference to Free the Cuban 5, and several campaign updates. Light refreshments will be served. Sponsored by: The Popular Education Project to Free the Cuban 5 For more information contact: freethecubanfive@hotmail.c
• International Day to Shut Down Guantanamo- The Socialist Party is formally endorsing and our members will participate in the International Day to Shut Down Guantanamo on January 11th, 2008. Check http://www.witnesstorture.org and here for updates as they become available.

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  International Day to Shut Down Guantanamo From: "Matthew W. Daloisio" --------------------------------------------------------------------------
  
  Hey folks... Hope you are well. So here we are again. We hope that the Socialist Party NY, SP NJ and the SP USA can sign on again this year, so that hopefully in '09 we can celebrate the one year anniversary of the closing of Guantanamo! Let me know as soon as you can so we can update our materials. You can also go to http://www.witnesstorture.org and click on endorse to fill out a form.
• Punk Against Racism III Montclair NJ- Punk Against Racism 3!!! Punk Against Racism III
  SATURDAY DECEMBER 22ND
  AT THE MEATLOCKER
  8 PARK ST. MONTCLAIR, NJ DOORS OPEN @ 7 $8 AT THE DOOR All profits go to programs sponsored and supported by North Jersey Metro Anti-Racist Action.
  Sponsored by: North Jersey Metro Anti-Racist Action Supported by: Residents against Racism, Northern NJ Socialist Party and One Peoples Project ALL AGES-NO BOOZE-NO JERKS-NO BULLSHIT
  There will be a REALLY REALLY FREE MARKET! Bring some of your old stuff and give it away here, while you can take whatever other people brought to give away - ALL FREE!
  We'll also be collecting warm women's coats for women being releases from prison (for the "Real House") and collecting canned vegetarian food for Food Not Bombs.
• LEFT FORUM 2008- Save the date! LEFT FORUM 2008 will take place March 14-16 at The Cooper Union, New York City. This year we are excited to present many speakers who are new to Left Forum audiences, from around the world and right here in New York City, as well as many who are joining us again: Naomi Klein, Grace Lee Boggs, Tariq Ali, Staughton Lynd, Billionaires for Bush, Mahmood Mamdani, Adam Hochschild, Jeremy Scahill, David Harvey, Max Elbaum, Stanley Aronowitz, Frances Fox Piven, Bill Fletcher, Jr., Patricia McFadden, Patrick Bond, John Bellamy Foster, Michael Albert, Carlos Vilas, Dennis Brutus, Deepa Fernandes, and many more will participate. The theme of Left Forum 2008 is Cracks in the Edifice. What is the nature of the emerging crises in global political economy? How can the Left confront its current challenges to build stronger anti-capitalist movements? If another world is possible, what will it look like? We will be adding several movement-building workshops to our program, and plan to examine1968 after 40 years.
• DEC. 21st - Memorial Service for Homeless New Yorkers- From: http://www.picturethehomeless.org Dear Friends and Members, Please join Picture the Homeless for an Interfaith Memorial Service dedicated to our Homeless Brothers and Sisters who have passed away this year. This powerful event is held annually on the longest night of the year (December 21st). This year's theme: HONORING OUR ANCESTORS: STANDING UP FOR OUR COMMUNITY! With presentations from Pastor Katrina Foster of Fordham Evangelical Lutheran Church, Imam Talib Abdur-Rashid of the Mosque of the Islamic Brotherhood, Rabbi Michael Feinberg of the Greater New York Labor-Religion Coalition, New York City Council Member Melissa Mark-Viverito, and community ministers from Judson Memorial Church. Friday, December 21, 2007 Hosted by Judson Memorial Church, 55 Washington Square So.
• Carolers To Serenade Congressional Scrooge On Staten Island- Carolers To Serenade Congressional Scrooge On Staten Island MOVEMENT FOR A DEMOCRATIC SOCIETY STATEN ISLAND PO Box 40921 Staten Island, NY 10304 statenisland@ mds-nyc.org www.mds-nyc. org Contact: Elaine Brower 917.520.0767 Richie Marini 718.781.4443 FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE HOLIDAY CAROLERS TO VISIT OFFICE OF NEW YORK CITY'S "ONLY CONGRESSIONAL SCROOGE" Staten Island, NY. On Fridaym December 21st, the fourth iteration of the Iraq Moratorium, holiday carolers will gather at the Staten Island office of New York City's only "Congressional Scrooge" - Rep. Vito Fossella (R, 13th CD). Peace activists and military veterans from around the City will join members of the Raging Grannies at 4434 Amboy Road at 7 pm - to serenade Fossella who has "stubbornly refused to meet with his constituents to discuss his voting record on the Iraq War," according to military mom Elaine Bower, who lives in Great Kills.
• Vermont Police Attempt To Arrest Socialist Presidential Candidate-
  
  Police order candidate Moore to start
  shopping, run for president less.

  Democratic Process Not So Easy For Minor Party Candidate Moore, Several Miles from New Hampshire Border Where Major Party Candidates Campaign Effortlessly

  Socialist Party USA Presidential Nominee Brian Moore was threatened with arrest Sunday afternoon by Brattleboro (Vermont) Police officers for petitioning in a supermarket parking lot to qualify on the presidential primary ballot of the Liberty Union Party of Vermont. The primary is scheduled for March 5th.

  The manager of Hannaford Supermarkets in Brattleboro repeatedly ordered Moore, in a hostile voice, to leave the large mall parking lot because it was private property and owned by the store. Moore and his three colleagues stood their ground and refused to leave claiming they had a constitutional right to participate in a democratic process in a public area so that he could be a qualified presidential candidate in Vermont.

  Two City of Brattleboro police cars, containing a lieutenant and a Sergeant Mike Gorman, arrived on the scene within minutes and ordered Moore and three of his petition colleagues "to leave or they would get a trespassing order, and would arrest us if necessary," Moore stated. Peter Diamondstone, an attorney and a leader of the Liberty Union Party in Vermont, and one of Moore's colleagues doing the petitioning, informed the officers that they had a constitutional right for such actions.

• Monthly Membership Meeting - March 6th - 7:30p- Thursday, March 6, 2007 7:30p Whether you're a dues-paying member, a voting member, or someone who's never even been to a meeting and are just interested about what we're up to and how to get involved, now's the time to check out a meeting. Bring your ideas, comments, questions, and energy. See you there! With updates on... National SP-USA Trade Union Organizing Anti-War Mobilization Campaign for National Health Care Left Forum 2008 Socialist Party Presidential Campaign 339 Lafayette Street (between Bleecker & Bond), Manhattan, NYC. Hit buzzer #11 and come up to the SP office on the 3rd Floor. (Note, we're up a couple of flights of stairs.) DIRECTIONS: Take 6 train to Bleecker Street or F/V train to Broadway/Lafayette. (Manhattan) More Info: spnyc@spnyc.org or 718 869-2279
• Monthly Membership Meeting - 3/6 7:30p- Thursday, March 6, 2007 7:30p Whether you're a dues-paying member, a voting member, or someone who's never even been to a meeting and are just interested about what we're up to and how to get involved, now's the time to check out a meeting. Bring your ideas, comments, questions, and energy. See you there! With updates on... National SP-USA Trade Union Organizing Anti-War Mobilization Campaign for National Health Care Left Forum 2008 Socialist Party Presidential Campaign 339 Lafayette Street (between Bleecker & Bond), Manhattan, NYC. Hit buzzer #11 and come up to the SP office on the 3rd Floor. (Note, we're up a couple of flights of stairs.) DIRECTIONS: Take 6 train to Bleecker Street or F/V train to Broadway/Lafayette. (Manhattan) More Info: spnyc@spnyc.org or 718 869-2279
• The ABC's of Organizing - Sunday March 9th - 1:00p- Join Socialist Party activists for an open discussion about organizing for social change. Topics are scheduled to include: - Tips on doing street work - The Why? of Organizing - How to organize democratic small group discussions - Other topics which arise spontaneously Bring some ideas and bring a friend for a relaxed conversation about making social change happen... The ABC's of Organizing Sunday March 9th 1:00p A.J. Muste Institute - 339 Lafayette St. - Buzzer #11
• Anti-War Action - BLOCKADE THE IRS- Weds. March 19th gather at 7:00a BLOCKADE THE IRS http://www.warresisters.org/IRSinDC.htm On March 19, 2008, we will set up a nonviolent blockade of the national Internal Revenue Service headquarters in Washington, DC, as part of the day of actions against the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan. Just as military recruiters supply the bodies for the war, the IRS supplies the funding. Just as some soldiers have the courage to resist the war, we — as tax payers — should have the courage to resist paying the taxes that send soldiers to war. We call on all war opponents to help dramatize our opposition and to disrupt business as usual by joining this nonviolent blockade. For at least this one day — March 19, 2008 — we need to create a disturbance in the smug complacency of the
• Anti-War Action - BLOCKADE THE IRS!- Weds. March 19th gather at 7:00a BLOCKADE THE IRS http://www.warresisters.org/IRSinDC.htm On March 19, 2008, we will set up a nonviolent blockade of the national Internal Revenue Service headquarters in Washington, DC, as part of the day of actions against the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan. Just as military recruiters supply the bodies for the war, the IRS supplies the funding. Just as some soldiers have the courage to resist the war, we — as tax payers — should have the courage to resist paying the taxes that send soldiers to war. We call on all war opponents to help dramatize our opposition and to disrupt business as usual by joining this nonviolent blockade. For at least this one day — March 19, 2008 — we need to create a disturbance in the smug complacency of the
• River to River anti-war rally March 22nd- 5 years of war! On this sober anniversary, we will join hands to symbolize our unity in the call for peace and for funding our communities, not war! Join us to form a human chain on 14th St. from Ave. A to 11th Ave. in Manhattan, on Saturday, March 22. Bring your friends, your banners, your signs. We will stand, hands joined, from noon to 1:00. Then both ends of the line (at 11th Ave and Ave A) will march in towards Union Square with each block filling in as the march goes by. We will converge near Union Square around 2:00 for a somber commemoration of the casualties of this immoral war. Bring photographs and flowers. Later this week, there will be photographs that you can download from our website: US service people, Iraqis, wounded vets, victims of Katrina, etc. The bells will toll, we will stand for 5 minutes in silence and then Taps will be played.
• River To River Anti-war rally- 5 years of war! On this sober anniversary, we will join hands to symbolize our unity in the call for peace and for funding our communities, not war! Join us to form a human chain on 14th St. from Ave. A to 11th Ave. in Manhattan, on Saturday, March 22. Bring your friends, your banners, your signs. We will stand, hands joined, from noon to 1:00. Then both ends of the line (at 11th Ave and Ave A) will march in towards Union Square with each block filling in as the march goes by. We will converge near Union Square around 2:00 for a somber commemoration of the casualties of this immoral war. Bring photographs and flowers. Later this week, there will be photographs that you can download from our website: US service people, Iraqis, wounded vets, victims of Katrina, etc. The bells will toll, we will stand for 5 minutes in silence and then Taps will be played.
• Events on March 22nd!- 5 years of war! On this sober anniversary, we will join hands to symbolize our unity in the call for peace and for funding our communities, not war! Join us to form a human chain on 14th St. from Ave. A to 11th Ave. in Manhattan, on Saturday, March 22. Bring your friends, your banners, your signs. We will stand, hands joined, from noon to 1:00. Then both ends of the line (at 11th Ave and Ave A) will march in towards Union Square with each block filling in as the march goes by. We will converge near Union Square around 2:00 for a somber commemoration of the casualties of this immoral war. Bring photographs and flowers. Later this week, there will be photographs that you can download from our website: US service people, Iraqis, wounded vets, victims of Katrina, etc. The bells will toll, we will stand for 5 minutes in silence and then Taps will be played.
• Rally to Defend & Support Venezuela’s Bolivarian Revolution- RALLY TO DEFEND & SUPPORT VENEZUELA'S BOLIVARIAN REVOLUTION FRIDAY APRIL 11TH, 2008 VENEZUELAN CONSULATE 7 EAST 51ST ST, NYC, NY (Between Madison Ave & 5th Ave near St. Patrick's Cathedral) TIME: 3:30- 6:30 PM April 11th is the anniversary of the failed attempt by the Venezuelan opposition in 2002 to overthrow Venezuela's democratically elected President Hugo Chavez Frías, who was almost immediately brought back to power by the will of the Venezuelan people. On April 11th 2008, the Venezuelan opposition is calling for a global day against Hugo Chavez and the Bolivarian Revolution. Progressive movements from Venezuela to New York must unite to send a strong response! Remember & Resist! Organized by THE ALBERTO LOVERA BOLIVARIAN CIRCLE OF NY in partnership with a coalition of organizations.
• Albany Day of Action for Domestic Workers Rights- TWO Albany Days of Action for RESPECT, RECOGNITION AND REPARATIONS for Domestic Workers Take a Stand for a Domestic Workers BILL OF RIGHTS in New York TUESDAYS - APRIL 15 & MAY 20 Sign up for 1 or both days, Leaving 6:00 am, returning 7:30 pm the same day Meet in front of the Barnes and Noble on the north side of Union Square Park at 6:00 am Take the 4/5/6/N/R/W/Q to Union Square in Manhattan Transportation by bus and food provided, donations welcome! Call to reserve your seats today! We need reservations as soon as possible to book buses. If your organization would like to co-sponsor, or for more information contact domesticworkersunited@gmail.com or (718) 220-7391 x 11. Everyday, 200,000 domestic workers (nannies, elderly companions, housekeepers) in New York make it possible for their employers to go to work; most are employed without a living wage, healthcare, and basic labor protections. A long-standing history of exclusion from basic labor laws, the devaluing of women’s work and women of color workers, along with the physical isolation in their employers’ homes creates vulnerability to abuse.
• Rally to Defend & Support Venezuela’s Bolivarian Revolution- RALLY TO DEFEND & SUPPORT VENEZUELA'S BOLIVARIAN REVOLUTION FRIDAY APRIL 11TH, 2008 VENEZUELAN CONSULATE 7 EAST 51ST ST, NYC, NY (Between Madison Ave & 5th Ave near St. Patrick's Cathedral) TIME: 3:30- 6:30 PM April 11th is the anniversary of the failed attempt by the Venezuelan opposition in 2002 to overthrow Venezuela's democratically elected President Hugo Chavez Frías, who was almost immediately brought back to power by the will of the Venezuelan people. On April 11th 2008, the Venezuelan opposition is calling for a global day against Hugo Chavez and the Bolivarian Revolution. Progressive movements from Venezuela to New York must unite to send a strong response! Remember & Resist! Organized by THE ALBERTO LOVERA BOLIVARIAN CIRCLE OF NY in partnership with a coalition of organizations.
• Albany Day of Action for Domestic Workers Rights- TWO Albany Days of Action for RESPECT, RECOGNITION AND REPARATIONS for Domestic Workers Take a Stand for a Domestic Workers BILL OF RIGHTS in New York TUESDAYS - APRIL 15 & MAY 20 Sign up for 1 or both days, Leaving 6:00 am, returning 7:30 pm the same day Meet in front of the Barnes and Noble on the north side of Union Square Park at 6:00 am Take the 4/5/6/N/R/W/Q to Union Square in Manhattan Transportation by bus and food provided, donations welcome! Call to reserve your seats today! We need reservations as soon as possible to book buses. If your organization would like to co-sponsor, or for more information contact domesticworkersunited@gmail.com or (718) 220-7391 x 11. Everyday, 200,000 domestic workers (nannies, elderly companions, housekeepers) in New York make it possible for their employers to go to work; most are employed without a living wage, healthcare, and basic labor protections. A long-standing history of exclusion from basic labor laws, the devaluing of women’s work and women of color workers, along with the physical isolation in their employers’ homes creates vulnerability to abuse.
• Free Sicko screening with Private Health Insurance Must Go- Private Health Insurance Must Go! FREE SCREENING "SiCKO" The words "health care" and "comedy" aren't usually found in the same sentence, but in Academy Award winning filmmaker Michael Moore's new movie 'SiCKO,' they go together hand in (rubber) glove. In the tradition of Mark Twain or Will Rogers, 'SiCKO' uses humor to tell these compelling stories, leading the audience conclude that an alternative system is the only possible answer. The event includes a presentation by the grassroots healthcare rights group Private Health Insurance Must Go! - http://www.phimg.org/joomla/ For more information on “SiCKO”: http://www.michaelmoore.com/sicko/index.h.... Wednesday, April 9, 2008, 7:00 pm St. Paul and St. Andrew Church 263 W. 86th Street (btw. Broadway and West End Ave.)
• Street Theatre for Single-Payer Healthcare- The Private Health Care Must Go! Coalition presents... "Claim Denied! Oink! Oink!" Street Theatre for Single-Payer Healthcare Our street theatre includes a short skit that spells out the problem with our for-profit healthcare system and lays the blame where it belongs -- the greedy for-profit health insurance companies. Union Square Saturday April 26th 12:00p - 2:00p Don't Miss It! More info: info@phimg.org Flyer suitable for printing is attached and available on our website: http://www.phimg.org/V2/ The Private Health Insurance Must Go Coalition (PHIMGC), is a growing and diverse New York City-based non-partisan organization focused on education, legislative advocacy and direct action in the fight for Single Payer healthcare reform and HR-676.
• Street Theatre for Single-Payer Healthcare- The Private Health Care Must Go! Coalition presents... "Claim Denied! Oink! Oink!" Street Theatre for Single-Payer Healthcare Our street theatre includes a short skit that spells out the problem with our for-profit healthcare system and lays the blame where it belongs -- the greedy for-profit health insurance companies. Union Square Saturday April 26th 12:00p - 2:00p Don't Miss It! More info: info@phimg.org Flyer suitable for printing is attached and available on our website: http://www.phimg.org/V2/ The Private Health Insurance Must Go Coalition (PHIMGC), is a growing and diverse New York City-based non-partisan organization focused on education, legislative advocacy and direct action in the fight for Single Payer healthcare reform and HR-676.
• Rally Today! Justice for Sean Bell!- JUSTICE FOR SEAN BELL and all victims of police violence! Killer cops found "not guilty"! Come out and show your outrage. Demand Justice and Civil Rights for all! Rally and community speak-out Today, April 25, 5:30pm in front of Queen's DA office: 125-01 Queens Blvd (bet. Hoover Ave & 82nd Ave) E/F train to Union Turnpike JAIL KILLER COPS!
• May Day!- On May Day we will be marching in the "Break the Chains" feeder march which begins at 3pm in Roosevelt Park on Grand Street between Chrystie and Forsynth we will meet at the park at 2pm. This march will then meet up with the larger May 1 coalition march which will take place from Union Square and march down to Foley Sq. at 4:00pm. At 7:00pm we will be having a May Day showing of the film The Wobblies at the A.J. Muste Institute, check our events page for more information on the movie.
• June 19th, Day Of Protest- **Thursday, June 19th, 5:00 pm - Protest: “National Day of Protest Against Health Insurance Companies” Join New Yorkers on Thursday June 19th for a day of protest against health insurance profiteering. We will speak-out against the proposed privatization of GHI and HIP and claim Health Care as a basic human right! We will mourn the countless victims of the health insurance industry while marking Juneteenth – a day commemorating the emancipation of slaves in North America. The NYC action is one 17 others nation-wide in solidarity with activists in San Francisco, CA who will be protesting the annual meeting of 38,000 health insurance executives. On June 19th join fellow New Yorkers in declaring our emancipation from for-profit healthcare and support for the single-payer national
• National Day of Protest Against Health Insurance Companies- Join New Yorkers on Thursday June 19th for a day of protest against health insurance profiteering. We will speak-out against the proposed privatization of GHI and HIP and claim Health Care as a basic human right! We will mourn the countless victims of the health insurance industry while marking Juneteenth – a day commemorating the emancipation of slaves in North America. The NYC action is one of 17 others nation-wide in solidarity with activists in San Francisco, CA who will be protesting the annual meeting of 38,000 health insurance executives. On June 19th, join fellow New Yorkers in declaring our emancipation from for-profit healthcare and support for the single-payer national health insurance bill H. R. 676. Bring friends & signs. 5:00 pm - Meet at Office of GHI, 441 9th Avenue (34th
• Monthly Membership Meeting- Socialist Party Activist Gathering – Newly created monthly meeting to discuss issues and strategies of interest to the democratic socialist left – This month Billy will examine the relevance of the Bolivarian Revolution in Venezuela to North American socialists and Kristin will introduce a discussion of the role of socialists in the struggle for healthcare rights – Bring a friend and food to share (potluck meal to follow the discussion) - A. J. Muste Institute, 339 Lafayette Street, Buzzer #11, (6 train to Bleecker Street) www.spnyc.org
• Coalition Against Privitzation Meeting- Meeting of the Coalition Against Privatization A.J. Muste Institute, 339 Lafayette St., Manhattan Discussion of the status of the GHI/HIP Privatization Proposal and Upcoming Events noprivatization@yahoo.com www.myspace.com/saveourhealthcare
• Healthcare Is A Human Right Outreach Day- CAP activists will leaflet at locations throughout the 5 boroughs email for info noprivatization@yahoo.com www.myspace.com/saveourhealthcare

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