At Revolution Books, in Solidarity with StopPatriarchy.org
Video Showing Tonight, January 22, 6:30 pm
The Abortion Rights Emergency
Join us to watch the video of a panel at Revolution Books in NYC: The Abortion Rights Emergency-STOP the War on Women! including Merle Hoffman (CEO of Choices Women's Medical Center, which began doing abortions in 1971, and author of Intimate Wars: The Life and Times of the Woman Who Brought Abortion from the Back Alley to the Board Room); Sunsara Taylor (writer for Revolution/revcom.us and initiator of StopPatriarchy.org); and Sikivu Hutchinson (feminist atheist activist and author of Godless Americana: Race and Religious Rebels and Moral Combat: Black Atheists, Gender Politics and the Values Wars).
Book Club Saturday, January 23, noon
My Life, My Body is a collection of essays by poet and novelist Marge Piercy. In the title essay, she vividly recounts the perils (personal and public) of a woman's life before Roe v Wade.
An early anti-war activist in the 1960s, Piercy expanded her vision to feminism, then literature, becoming a best-selling novelist without abandoning the radical politics that set her on her path. Join us to discuss the title essay of this volume; get your copy for $12 at Revolution Books.
An early anti-war activist in the 1960s, Piercy expanded her vision to feminism, then literature, becoming a best-selling novelist without abandoning the radical politics that set her on her path. Join us to discuss the title essay of this volume; get your copy for $12 at Revolution Books.
Stand Up For Abortion Rights!
StopPatriarchy.org has called demonstrations in Washington DC on January 22 and San Francisco on January 23 to counter-protest the March for "Life." Watch the 2-minute video Call to Action.
Go to StopPatriarchy.org to find out more about going to DC or SF, and/or to support this battle, financially and otherwise. Stand Up for Women's Lives on the Anniversary of Roe v Wade!
Announcing a major new work by Bob Avakian
Chairman of the Revolutionary Communist Party, USA
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