ANTI-IMPERIALIST PICNIC

Don't let 4th of July jingoism get you down! Join us in a rousing celebration of "Global Interdependence Day." Bring some food to share. We will provide the charcoal, Frisbees, and Wobbly song books.

Saturday, July 2, noon-4 p.m.

Mill River Recreation Area, Montague Road (Route 63), North Amherst
(take right fork at set of lights, go past North Amherst post office and strip of shops, turn right into park)

NO STARS AND STRIPES PLEASE.

Click here for the flyer! (Must have Adobe Acrobat Reader)

Sponsored by the Tom Mooney local of the Socialist Party USA. Info: Susan, susandor@crocker.com or 413-367-9356.

Marx in Soho! 6/17 in Providence RI

by Greg Pason
Email: gpason (nospam) sp-usa.org (verified) 12 Jun 2005

The SP USA presents a performance of Howard Zinn's Marx in Soho performed by Jerry Levy on Friday June 17th in Providence RI. All are invited to attend a performance of "Marx in Soho" by SP USA member Jerry Levy on Friday June 17, 2005 in Providence Rhode Island.

Where: The event will be held at the St Peter's & St. Andrew's Episcopal Church Hall 25 Pomona Ave. Providence, RI
When: Friday June 17, 2005 Doors open at 5pm/ play starts at 6 pm.
How much: donations appreciated (suggested $5) but no one turned away

Flier: http://sp-usa.org/images/marxsoho.pdf

Hope to see you there!

Greg Pason, Socialist Party USA
See also:
http://sp-usa.org/images/marxsoho.pdf
http://www.levyarts.com

CAN WORKERS CHANGE THE WORLD?

Wednesday, June 8th
Bangs Center, Amherst
The Glass Room
7PM

Join the Tom Mooney Local of the Socialist Party for a discussion on the role of workers in building a new society based on cooperation and equality. Our discussion will be based on an article by Michael D. Yates, “Can Workers Change the World?” which appeared in Monthly Review, March 2004.

Online at http://www.monthlyreview.org/0304yates.htm

Michael D. Yates is associate editor of Monthly Review. He was for many years professor of economics at the University of Pittsburgh at Johnstown. He is author of Longer Hours, Fewer Jobs: Employment and Unemployment in the United States (1994), Why Unions Matter (1998), and Naming the System: Inequality and Work in the Global System (2004), all published by Monthly Review Press.

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