Can We Take The Pledge?
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FROM THIS DAY FORWARD…
WILL YOU BE THERE TO RAISE YOUR VOICE FOR JUSTICE?
A. PHILIP RANDOLPH INSTITUTE, SEATTLE CHAPTER and Washington Christian Leaders Coalition
Invite you to join us for our 2012 Legislative Campaign Kick Off
Jobs * Education* Gang Prevention
We’re organizing for our future”
Key Note Speakers:
Rev. Carey Anderson, Senior Pastor
First African Methodist Episcopal Church
Jeff Johnson, President
Washington State Labor Council
WHEN:
Saturday February 25, 2012
TIME: 10:00 AM TO 12:00 AM
(VIP Candidate Meet and Greet 9:00 AM)
WHERE:
First African Methodist Episcopal Church (FAME)
1522 14th Avenue Seattle, WA 98122
This event will educate and prepare our community for our legislative day activities in Olympia
February 29, 2012.
People get ready 2012 is here!
The people’s movement starts today to organize for a better future tomorrow.
Will you be there?
For more information contact Seattle APRI at (206) 770-7697 or email us at APRISeattle@hotmail.com
Please please check them out listen, sing and share. Click on the link below. Kudos to our Young People… They are “Keeping it Moving”.. Thanks Velma
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xeGrgewqEXw&feature=player_embedded
This is worth watching . Please take time to visit the site. Then pass it on.
Every day emails and email forwards I often would like to share with my friends and family come from Edward. I don’t always get to them in a timely way. Edward sent one on January 31 about a great show on finances on Moyers & Company. I checked out the site today and found another one on the organizer Saul Alinsky. You can view the full episodes. Glad to see Bill Moyers is back.
I am asking Edward to become a regular contributor so he can post directly on 4comculture.com. Hope he will come on board.
Bob L
Forward: Edward Thomas Jr.
Subject: Information
If anyone is interested the Bill Moyers and Company show tonight covered important financial news.
Check out www.BillMoyers.com. On that show he introduced the book “Throw Them All Out” – Peter Schweizer.
Edward
February 10 7 pm Seeley G. Mudd Chapel: Join Whitworth students and Spokane-area choirs for this annual celebration of Black History Month. Contact Stephy Nobles-Beans 509.777.4568 or sbeans@whitworth.edu
March 8 7:30 pm Robinson Teaching Theater, Weyerhauser Hall: Great Decisions Lecture: Megan Hershey “Democratic Challenges and Change in Contemporary Africa”. Hershey won the Carlton T. Hodge Prize in African Studies and Fulbright Hays Research Abroad Grant for her work with NGOs addressing HIV/AIDS in Kenya.
The Spokane African American Voice supports the Occupy movement join us.
OCCUPY THE COURT! OCCUPY CITY HALL!
MARCH FOR OUR RIGHTS-Jan 20th at 11:30 AM Riverfront Park Carousel, and on to meet participants at the Rally at the Federal Bldg.
RALLY FOR OUR RIGHTS-Jan 20th at 11:30 AM Federal Courthouse 920 W. Riverside
RECEPTION AND FORUM-Jan.20th 2pm Reception in City Council Chambers and 3pm Forum With City Leaders and Occupy Spokane.
Co-Sponsored by the Peace and Justice Action League of Spokane
FEATURING:
MARY VERNER Former Mayor of Spokane
JOHN WAITE-Political activist and small business owner
LIZ MOORE-Director of the Peace and Justice Action League of Spokane
BREEAN BEGGS Local attorney and activist
WALTER KLOEFKORN Spokane Moves to Amend
KIRK SMITH-Political consultant
BART MIHAILOVICH Spokane Riverkeeper at Center For Justice
AUSTIN DEPAOLO-Organizing Director of UFCW 1439
BRAD REED-Envision Spokane
I think that all people should be taught what their rights are before they encounter a police officer; it’s something you should know. And you should not start thinking at the moment when suddenly there’s the police officer, See This Video Will Keep You Out of Jail