July 27 Friday 7pm
Cabaret Rent Party
Humanity Needs Revolution.
Revolution Books Needs You Now.
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Join us for a evening of music and refreshments all in support of Revolution Books.
There are real stakes in
ensuring that Revolution Books continues as the place where people can
find the books and the deep engagement about why the world is the way it
is and the possibility of a radically different way the world could
be.
Donations $10.00, sliding scale for youth and students.
Needed:
Volunteers, musicians, and spoken word poets-call 773-489-0930 if you
would like to be part of this event supporting Revolution Books. +++
July 26 Thursday 7pm
Discussion on Egypt
Egypt's Presidential Election:
Emancipation Not on the Ballot
by Larry Everest
and Statement from Bob Avakian
Egypt 2011: Millions Have Heroically Stood Up...The Future Remains to Be Written
from Revolution Newspaper.
Emancipation Not on the Ballot
by Larry Everest
and Statement from Bob Avakian
Egypt 2011: Millions Have Heroically Stood Up...The Future Remains to Be Written
from Revolution Newspaper.
Bring your thoughts, questions and concerns.
Egypt's Presidential Election:
Emancipation Not on the Ballot by Larry Everest
Emancipation Not on the Ballot by Larry Everest
Sixteen
months after the Egyptian people rose up and drove the hated U.S.
puppet Hosni Mubarak from power, the country has elected a new
president. On Sunday, June 24, a week after the June 16-17 run-off
voting, Egypt's Constitutional Committee named Mohammed Morsi of the
Islamist Muslim Brotherhood the winner over former general Ahmed Shafik.
Shafik was the candidate backed by Egypt's military which has run the
country for the last 52 years.
The
U.S. government and media called the vote Egypt's "first free and fair
election." The Brotherhood, Egypt's military, and the U.S.-which had
been closely involved in these events-all praised the outcome as a
victory for "democracy," the transition from military rule to civilian
control, and a big step toward fulfilling the aspirations of Egypt's 90 million people and completing their "revolution."
Egypt's
vote may have served the agenda of the defenders of Egypt's intolerable
social order, including the U.S., at least for now. But for the
Egyptian people, it will not bring or open up possibilities for any
meaningful change. Instead it is but another maneuver to keep the chains
of oppression firmly around their necks. (read more) (from Larry Everest - Revolution #274, July 8, 2012)
EGYPT 2011: MILLIONS HAVE HEROICALLY STOOD UP...THE FUTURE REMAINS TO BE WRITTEN
A Statement By Bob Avakian, Chairman of the Revolutionary Communist Party, USA
A Statement By Bob Avakian, Chairman of the Revolutionary Communist Party, USA