[sudo-discuss] Struggling To Win: Chilean Anarchists on Tour (at Sudo!) this Saturday 8pm

[David Keenan]

Hi all,

There's a proper flyer posted up now, and an fb event for the thing
happening on Saturday at the space. It should be pretty cool. Check it out:

Sudoroom flyer/event:
https://sudoroom.org/ai1ec_event/struggling-to-win-anarchist
s-building-popular-power-in-chile-speaking-tour

Facebook event:
https://www.facebook.com/events/695609710491680/

BAPS event:
http://thepublicschool.org/node/36449

8PM SATURDAY!
Chile has a long history of working class struggle in shanty towns,
factories, mines, community organizations, and schools. In the 20 years
after the US supported coup which overthrew Salvador Allende's government,
much of the organizing was done underground. However after the fall of the
dictatorship in 1990, there was a new rise of mass popular organization in
the country. Anarchists have been a major force in the social movements,
strategically organizing to build power. This has manifested in solidarity
for the Mapuches, anarchists winning the student union elections at the
University of Chile, militant pro-abortion actions, and libertarian labor
organizations.

This national tour brings three individuals involved in these struggles to
talk about the lessons learned and to create solidarity across hemispheres.
>From January to the end of February, the speakers will be traveling
throughout the country and we hope that you can spread the word and hear
about the important work that is happening in Chile.

And on Saturday, February 22, they will at last be at the Bay Area Public
School and Sudo Room! Join us and AK Press in welcoming them at 2141
Broadway (enter on 22nd, elevate to 2nd floor) at 8pm sharp.
Space is handicapped accessible, and always: free!!

Want more info? See:
http://chilespeakingtour.wordpress.com/
https://www.facebook.com/strugglingtowin
http://thepublicschool.org/node/36449
https://sudoroom.org/ai1ec_event/struggling-to-win-anarchist
s-building-popular-power-in-chile-speaking-tour
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