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

Report on the International Peoples Tribunal on Leonard Peltier

https://zcomm.org/znetarticle/report-on-the-international-peoples-tribunal-on-leonard-peltier-by-stan-smith/ “Manifest Destiny was a terrible doctrine that cost the lives of millions of our native peoples.” “We are the subjects of the longest undeclared war in the history of the United States.”               Dennis Banks     “The FBI is the continuation of historic US policy, the modern day cavalry.”  Bill Means … Continue reading Report on the International Peoples Tribunal on Leonard Peltier

Book Review: What Lies Across the Water: The Real Story of the Cuban Five

http://mltoday.com/article/1777-stephen-kimber-what-lies-across-the-water-the-real-story-of-the-cuban-5/28 Stephen Kimber, “What Lies Across the Water: The Real Story of the Cuban Five” Stephen Kimber has written a book about the Cuban 5 that catches you like a detective story. The book also presents previously unknown information about the case, even for those campaigning for their freedom.  The Cuban 5 are political prisoners … Continue reading Book Review: What Lies Across the Water: The Real Story of the Cuban Five

Book Review: Cuba and its Neighbours: Democracy in Motion

https://mronline.org/2013/10/18/smith181013-html/ http://www.torontoforumoncuba.com/international/what-does-democracy-look-like   Cuba and its Neighbours: Democracy in Motion  By Arnold August Co-Published by Fernwood Publishing (Halifax and Winnipeg, Canada) and ZED Books (London, New York) 2013   For full information: http://www.democracycuba.com Arnold August has written an important book on the developing participatory democracy and peoples’ empowerment in those ALBA countries that form the … Continue reading Book Review: Cuba and its Neighbours: Democracy in Motion

Political Prisoners in the United States

Leonard Peltier, an activist in the American Indian Movement, whose goal was to organize the native American communities to stand up for their rights. In a Cointelpro style operation, he was sentenced to life for murdering two FBI agents on the basis of fabricated and suppressed evidence. Evidence exonerating Peltier was withheld by the FBI. … Continue reading Political Prisoners in the United States

Loyola Fall 2013 Latin America and Political Repression Film Series

Latin America and Political Prisoners Film Series Loyola University (downtown campus) Corboy Law Center,    room 422 Sundays,     2pm 25 E. Pearson Street, Chicago  September 15   Will the Real Terrorist Please Stand Up?   By Saul Landau  2010  85 min Twelve years after five Cubans were arrested in America for espionage, Saul Landau has made a … Continue reading Loyola Fall 2013 Latin America and Political Repression Film Series