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PAC meeting Thursday nights @ 7:30
The Phoenix Anarchist Coalition is meeting Thursday in Tempe, at Three Roots Coffee House on Mill Avenue, just south of 10th street (between Apache/13th and University) on the west side of the street.
Everyone is welcome to come, if you just want to see what we do or get involved in a project, feel free to drop in. Free literature is provided at most meetings for those who are interested in learning more about anarchism and the anarchist movement in the valley. Hope to see you there! |
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About 150 people gathered for the grand opening of Pueblo Center For Legal And Human Rights Monday, Cinco de Mayo. Smashing Sheriff Joe pinatas was the main entertainment.
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Anti-Capitalist Bloc forming in St. Paul for the Republican National Convention.
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Once again, Mesa Police Chief George Gascón can't seem to stop talking about civil disturbances if Sheriff Joe brings his traveling racial profiling show to Mesa. For someone who doesn't want a riot, he sure does talk about it alot...
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The Phoenix Branch of the Industrial Workers of the World (the
Wobblies) will meet this Sunday April 20th at 4:00 PM at the Three
Roots Cafe, 1020 S. Mill Ave. in Tempe.
All are welcome.
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Workers' Memorial Day
We'll observe it with a brief memorial service on Sunday April 27th at
11:00 AM at the Worker's Memorial,
Wesely Bolin Plaza; 17th Ave. and Adams across from the Capitol dome.
A potluck immediately after.
All are welcome.
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AZ food prices up 19% in one year! The working class is being squeezed dry by rising food and fuel prices, while the capitalists laugh all the way to the bank. ADM and Cargill gorge on billions of dollars and the family farmers get the scraps that fall from the table.
"Leben cent cotton, forty cent meat;
How on earth kin a po' man eat?
Gots to keep dancin' to the rich man's beat
Of leben cent cotton an' forty cent meat."
(popular depression era folk song)
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Mumia spared execution, but conviction stands.
Life term or new penalty hearing ordered for Mumia Abu-Jamal.
Brick by brick
Wall by wall
We're going to free
Mumia Abu Jamal!
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Oaxaca Solidarity Variety Show! All proceeds go to support the Indigenous Peoples Council of Oaxaca (CIPO) "Ricardo Flores Magon" - an organization of indigenous communities fighting for their rights as indigenous people.
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"Buffalo" Rick is one of those racist assholes contra immigrants.
He got busted for indecent exposure near the N. Phoenix work center where he was harassing immigrants.
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Rod Coronado, a political prisoner supported by PAC, was unjustly sentenced to one year in prison today for a speech made in California years ago.
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March 27, 2008 -- Homeowners from across the country yesterday took up residence in the Midtown lobby of investment bank Bear Stearns to protest what they called a government bailout at the expense of struggling taxpayers.
More than 100 protesters crowded the lobby waving signs and shouting chants before they were escorted out by police an hour later.
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PAC Movie Night -
March 11th 7:30
Bury My Heart at
Wounded Knee
Three Roots Cafe –
Mill and 10th st.
in Tempe
FREE!
Based on Dee Brown's bestseller, BURY MY HEART AT WOUNDED KNEE powerfully explores the tragic impact that the United States' westward expansion had on American Indian culture, and the economic, political and social pressures that motivated it.
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Eric McDavid's Sentencing Moved
Bay Area Indymedia
by Sacramento Prisoner Support
Sunday Feb 24th, 2008 10:10 PM
Hello everyone,
This is just a quick note to let you know that Eric's sentencing has been moved once again. Sentencing is now set for March 6. The new trial motion is still on calendar for February 28th at 9 am.
Eric would also like everyone to know that he is receiving your letters! He reads them all and is so thankful to get them. Unfortunately, while he would love to respond to everyone in a more timely fashion, that's just not possible for him right now. Please keep them coming and don't take it personally if you don't hear back from him. Your words matter to him, regardless of whether or not he is able to write back!
Yours,
SPS
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Teens protest school's no hugging policy
Angelique Soenarie and Kerry Fehr-Snyder
The Arizona Republic
Feb. 29, 2008 05:08 PM
A group of Shepherd Junior High School students in east Mesa protested a new school policy banning student hugs with a giant group hug on Friday.
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Cheers to the fired Pei Wei employee for standing up to Sheriff Joe's henchmen.
Jeers to the Sheriff's Deputies for getting this guy fired. What's the matter guys? Can't take a little criticism now and then?
Jeers to Pei Wei for firing the manager for vocalizing his anger at the racial profiling of the Sheriff's office.
Finally, if the Sheriff's Deputies, or any cops for that matter, are stupid enough to be eating out often then they must really have no clue how much spit they've ingested in their food over the years.
Read on...
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This Friday is February 29th, Leap Day. It is essentially an extra day tacked onto the calendar every four years because it actually takes the Earth 365.25 days to complete its orbit around the sun. What are you going to do with your extra day? Will you wake up to an alarm so you can fight rush hour traffic to get to a job that you hate?
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On October 15 2007, the New Zealand police carried out unprecedented nation-wide raids arresting 17 indigenous rights activists and anarchists and raiding some 60 different locations. The arrests were based on surveillance and interception warrants obtained under the Terrorism Suppression Act. This was the first time that the police used this Act, a law passed immediately after 9/11 and a direct result of it.
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For the first time in history, more than one in every 100 American adults is in jail or prison, according to a new report tracking the surge in inmate population and urging states to rein in corrections costs with alternative sentencing programs. The report, released Thursday by the Pew Center on the States, said the 50 states spent more than $49 billion on corrections last year, up from less than $11 billion 20 years earlier.
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Tucson Region
Aid volunteer cited in littering
By Stephanie Innes
Arizona Daily Star
Tucson, Arizona | Published: 02.23.2008
An immigrant-aid volunteer is facing a $175 fine for leaving water jugs in the desert for illegal entrants.
Daniel Millis, 28, was cited for littering Friday by a Buenos Aires National Wildlife Refuge law enforcement officer.
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Recover Them!
Posted by: anymouse on Sunday, February 24, 2008 - 08:52 PM (297 Reads)
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About thirty people gathered at Southern Copper Corporation (a subsidiary of Grupo Mexico) in PhoenixThursday 2/14 to support the families of Mexican Mine workers buried inside the mine two years ago.
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