Category: Latin America
Thursday Cuba Films at Loyola Summer 2014
Loyola University - downtown Corboy Law Center Room 423 25 E. Pearson (one block north of Chicago and State L stop) Thursdays at 7 pm July 17 Strawberry and Chocolate Tomas Gutierrez Alea 1995 108 min This breakthrough film did much to change popular attitudes towards gays in Cuba. Diego, a cultivated homosexual and … Continue reading Thursday Cuba Films at Loyola Summer 2014
Break the US Blockade of Cuba with the Pastors for Peace Caravan to Cuba
ALBA LASA week events May 2014: Events with the Cuban guests in Chicago
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Ecuador and Bolivia: The Distortions of Ben Dangl and Upside Down World
In The Politics of Pachamama: Natural Resource Extraction vs. Indigenous Rights and the Environment in Latin America, Dangl makes claims such as “indigenous movements have resisted extractivism in defense of their rights, land and the environment” as if the indigenous movement is opposed to what Dangl calls “extractivism.” Dangl must be counting on being able … Continue reading Ecuador and Bolivia: The Distortions of Ben Dangl and Upside Down World
Report on Right-Wing Coup Attempts & Venezuela’s New Labor Law: A Model for US Workers
Arnold August: Participatory Democracy in Venezuela
Arnold August Speaking Tour “Cuba and its Neighbours: Democracy in Motion”
Loyola African-Women-Labor-Latin America Film Series Jan-June 2014
Loyola Film Series: Winter-Spring 2014 Afro-American, African, Women, Labor, and Latin America Sundays, 2pm Loyola University (downtown) Corboy Law Center, room 422, 25 E. Pearson Street, Chicago (one block north of Chicago & State Red line L stop) January 12 Negroes with Guns: Robert Williams and Black Power (2004) Williams was a NAACP leader in … Continue reading Loyola African-Women-Labor-Latin America Film Series Jan-June 2014
Afro-American, African, Women, Labor, and Latin America Film Series
Sundays, 2pm Loyola University (downtown) Corboy Law Center, room 422, 25 E. Pearson Street, Chicago January 12 Negroes with Guns: Robert Williams and Black Power (2004) Williams was a NAACP leader in the late 50s –early 60s South who advocated Blacks arm themselves for self-defense as a practical matter of survival against the … Continue reading Afro-American, African, Women, Labor, and Latin America Film Series