In
honor of Trayvon Martin
For Our Children
Productions, The Let's Go There Collective,
Jericho Boston, and
Mus!kavanhu Art Gallery
present
Political Incarcerations, Torture, and
Persecution
of Freedom Fighters
throughout
US History
Saturday October 19
Saturday October 19
Doors open at 2 PM
Performance at 2:30 PM
Hibernian Hall
Hibernian Hall
184 Dudley St, Boston
Free entry
(Donations
appreciated)
Though there are many young men of color whose lives are violently cut short and disregarded by the vicious white supremacist system, the death of Trayvon Martin and the subsequent verdict in the George Zimmerman trial have come to symbolize a significant turning point in the brutal war on black and brown people. Trayvon's life and legacy reflect a break point in youth consciousness; no longer can folks tolerate the realities of injustice. This event in honor of Trayvon Martin will feature an audience interactive performance highlighting the struggles and exploits of New Afrikan (African American), Latino, and Native American heroes and heroines throughout American history. It's not just a dramatic performance. It's a challenge to the people-- a call to action! Following the play there will be a community discussion and Q and A with the writer/director of the play: Jihad Abdulmumit, former political prisoner. Please join us! (flyer attached)
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"We Must Pick Up The Work To Free ALL Our Political Prisoners & Prisoners Of War!"
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