Many repeating events, such as weekly and
monthly vigils and demos, and monthly meetings,
can be found on the calendar at:
http://ocpeace.org
(Look at the left column of the home page and
click "GO")
A quick list of repeating events to be found there
is at
Last KPFK Latina Fights To Keep Board Seat
--by Leslie Radford
Just when you thought it couldn't get any worse at KPFK, the whispered threat
of a lawsuit may unseat the only Latina left on KPFK's Local Station Board.
LSB member Yolanda Anguiano has joined Los Angeles' Relocation Appeals Board,
Dear Friends, I have seen "BAM 6.6". I highly recommend it. Every
American should see it. ~ Frank Dorrel
Friends of Film Library Presents a Screening of
BAM 6.6
Directed by Jahangir Golestan Parast
Wednesday, February 6th - 6:30 PM
Palisades Library - 861 Alma Real Drive, Pacific Palisa
Death and Darkness in Gaza, People are dying, Help us!
A humanitarian crisis is underway as the Gaza Strip's only power plant began
to shut down on Sunday, and the tiny coastal territory entered its third full
day without shipments of vital food and fuel supplies due to Israel's punitive
s
This is great film about greed and capitalism. You really owe it to yourself
to see it. Hajja Romi
Dear activists, colleagues and friends, Today we honor Dr. King's birthday.
We all know him because of his historic impact on civil rights, but many don't
realize that later in life he fought
As UC Irvine prepares to celebrate "Ngũgĩ's Spirit," to be held at the
University of California , Irvine's Crystal Cove auditorium on Saturday,
January 26, 2008, for our Martin Luther King Day show this Monday at 9 a.m.,
Subversity converses with Distinguished Prof. Ngũgĩ wa Thiong'o on the
occasio
http://www.thenation.com/doc/20080204/blustain
Pity the Man
by Sarah Blustain
The Nation: posted January 17, 2008 (February 4, 2008 issue)
Pity the man who conceived four babies with four women and suffered anxiety
attacks and nightmares after all four, with his consent, were aborted. Pity
the
