from Instagram
Tomorrow we’re screening documentary on the Quebec student strike of 2012 and an interview with radicals about gentrification. 5 to 8pm wednesday come out! (address in bio) [4134 Lancaster Av]
Films at LAVA Library Tomorrow
Two Banners Quoting Radicals
from Anarchadelphia
Bartolomeo Vanzetti banner drop at 13th and Gerritt that reads:
If it had not been for these things, I might have lived out my life talking at street corners to scorning men. I might have died, unmarked, unknown, a failure. Now we are not a failure. This is our career and our triumph. Never in our full life could we hope to do such work for tolerance, for justice, for man’s understanding of man as now we do by accident. Our words–our lives–our pains–nothing! The taking of our lives–lives of a good shoemaker and a poor fish-peddler–all! That last moment belongs to us–that agony is our triumph.
Angela Davis banner drop at the William Way Center which reads, “We have to talk about liberating minds as well as liberating society”
Oaxaca Resiste Benefit/no Sun Shines Here Comp Release
from Facebook
There is a huge human rights violation happening right now in Oaxaca, Mexico. They are shooting students and teachers just because they disagree with the new education reform. We are trying to raise money for those in need of medicine, medical bills for the hundreds that have been injured and for the funeral expenses for those that have passed. The government is corrupt and is periodically targeting and killing innocent students and teachers. We need all the help we can get, and we need all of you.
This will also be a record release party for the “No sun shines here” comp full of all your favorite Philly bands on Ryvvolte Records.
BANDS –
ALEMENT – alement.bandcamp.com
DRONEZ – dronez.bandcamp.com
INTERLOPER – interloperpunk.bandcamp.com/releases
THE BROOD – broodphilly.bandcamp.com/
INCISOR – incisorphilly.bandcamp.com/releases
At the Milcreek Tavern
[September 3 at 8PM at 4200 Chester Ave]
Doylestown, Pennsylvania: Solidarity With The Teachers and Residents of Oaxaca! Keep The Fire Alive!
from It’s Going Down
We dropped a banner over a busy bypass outside of Doylestown, Pennsylvania. The banner reads “Solidarity with the teachers and residents of Oaxaca! Keep the fire alive!”
Today marks two months since the National Coordinating Body of Education Workers (CNTE) began the strike on May, 15. The teachers and residents of Oaxaca continue to fight against neoliberal educational reforms implemented by Enrique Peña Nieto. Since then, the Oaxaca community has faced fatal state repression and discrimination. We stand in solidarity with our compañerxs who continue to fight on the barricades. We extend our love and commemoration to the ones we have lost. Wherever we may be, we stand with you.
oaxaca resiste benefit show
from Facebook
There is a huge human rights violation happening right now in Oaxaca, Mexico. They are shooting students and teachers just because they disagree with the new education reform. We are trying to raise money for those in need of medicine, medical bills for the hundreds that have been injured and for the funeral expenses for those that have passed. The government is corrupt and is periodically targeting and killing innocent students and teachers. We need all the help we can get, and we need all of you.
The money raised from these shows will be personally delivered to the people in need by Virus, a member of Massacre 68 (named after the mass killing of students in 1968). Lets stand together and help those suffering from a corrupt, brutal government.
Bands :
old lines. (baltimore)
prisoner. (VA)
N.E.G
[July 16 at 7PM in South Philadelphia]
