Sunday, October 10th 4pm Discussion and planning meeting for NATIONAL DAY OF PROTEST
TO STOP POLICE BRUTALITY, REPRESSION AND THE CRIMINALIZATION OF A GENERATION You should take part in the October 22nd events in your area because —
**You want to help create the most powerful, most visible protest possible on a national basis
** You want to STOP the LIES told about people stopped, beaten or killed by police – "they must have been doing something wrong or it wouldn’t have happened to them" -- and let people know what the real stories are, told by the families of the victims who take part in October 22nd
** You want to create unity among the different groups of people being attacked – UNITE TO FIGHT! (read more at October 22nd Coalition website) --------------------------------------------------------------------------- Wednesday, October 13th at 7 PM A Banned Books Week Presentation
Warren Brown is Mark Twain in Give a 10$ donation and get a cd of CATCH THE TWAIN Join us in an engaging evening of an uproariously authentic characterization of Mark Twain's stories and lecture series guaranteed to entertain audiences. A first-person Chautauqua-style audience question and answer session is included with each program. The program promotes an appreciation for humanity, education, and literacy in a way that is humorous and inspirational, and historically amusing. Warren Brown, a Mark Twain scholar, received the Studs Terkel Humanities Service Award for his Chautauqua-style portrayal of Samuel Clemens, "bridging the lessons of history with the demands of contemporary living." Mr. Brown's program, Catch the Twain, is endorsed by the Illinois Humanities Council, the Illinois Arts Council, and the National Endowment for the Humanities. Warren says he struggled all through school, "The hardest eight years of my life...was 1st grade." Nevertheless, Warren has a degree from the University of Illinois. --------------------------------------------------------------------------- A Presentation and Discussion --------------------------------------------------------------------------- Wednesday November 10, 7pm Co-Sponsored by Revolution Books and Chopin Theater Appearing at the Chopin Theater 1543 W Division St, Chicago
Discussing their new book The Beatles vs The Rolling Stones: Sound Opinions on the Great Rock and Roll Rivalry 
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Sunday, October 10th 4pm 
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