Sunday, Nov. 22, 4pm
Discussion of issue on Prisons and Prisoners
The U.S. has 5% of the world's population but nearly 25% of its prisoners... (read more) This issue explores the horrors of prison life but also how a section of prisoners are transforming into emancipators of humanity. With a screening of an excerpt on the 1971 Attica prison rebellion from award-winning PBS documentary "Eyes on the Prize." XXXXXXXXXXXXSSXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX
| SPECIAL PRESENTATION
Tuesday, November 24, 7 pm
"The Reality We Face and the Struggle to Transform It" A special evening. Don't miss it!
| Sunday, November 29, 4 pm
The first of a series of Sunday discussions on excerpts from Observations on Art and Culture, Science and Philosophy by Bob Avakian on "Three Alternative Worlds." Featured excerpts and questions for discussion will be emailed in advance. All welcome.
| December 10, Thursday 7 pm Author Herbert G. McCann Revolution Books presents author Herbert G. McCann, author of Greenwood. Greenwood, Oklahoma will forever be remembered as site of the US's worst act of racial violence during the 1921 Tulsa race riots.
| | PRECIOUS: New film based on the novel Push by Sapphire
Come to Revolution Books and buy your copy of Push. Precious is an unflinching and deep look, through one girl's life, at how girls and women all over this globe are degraded, demeaned, and brutalized in a thousand ways-- beaten and raped in huge numbers, treated as objects of sexual gratification and breeders of children instead of full human beings. How human potential gets crushed and beaten down.
| Help Raise Fund for Revolution Books
November 22 - Bake sale Donate a desert to support Revolution Books. This Sunday, bring to 4 pm discussion or drop off during the day.
December 12, Saturday, 7-9 pm, Holiday Party - Unique prints from the Cultural Revolution in China as well as cards, mugs and coffee and other unique gifts.
| Every Monday 5:30-8 pm
Pick up a bundle of Revolution newspapers hot off the press and join a discussion of the lead articles and "hot topics" while mailing subscriptions to prisoners. Bring friends.
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