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Brecht Forum, NYC Nov. 21: Jed Brandt, Eric Ribellarsi, Mike Ely

Posted by kasama on November 11, 2011

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Join us at NYC’s Brecht Forum, Monday, Nov. 21

7:30 pm, 451 West Street
(that’s the West Side Highway) between Bank & Bethune Streets
New York City (directions)

Facebook event page

From #occupy to revolution:

How could our world actually change?

What does a revolutionary road look like today?

Sponsored by the Kasama Project and the Brecht Forum.

  • What can we learn from other revolutionary forces around the world — from their successes, their frustrations, their innovations and their still-unsolved problems?
  • How would we imagine a revolutionary change in the U.S. — how would it happen? Where would it lead? Who are the forces who might congeal to carry it through? How has revolution changed in a time of globalization and instant horizontal communication.
  • What does Occupy Together mean for the chances of radical change in the U.S.?
  • How do we create a new revolutionary movement that can creatively learn and understand this rapidly-changing world and actually empower oppressed people?

Be there.

Download and print color and b/w versions of the poster.

2 Responses to “Brecht Forum, NYC Nov. 21: Jed Brandt, Eric Ribellarsi, Mike Ely”

  1. Hey, I’m comin’. That’s saying something since I am on the upper east side and the Brecht Forum is on the lower west side. Almost like going to Connecticut for me.

  2. Harsha said

    Wish u all success. – from Bangalore, India.

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