On Saturday March 19th I will be at the Charlottesville Anarchist Bookfair at Random Row Books with the Wingnut Anarchist Collective, tabling with our zines and books for sale. I will also be doing a presentation on my book The South is Still Rising.
More about this exciting event here:
http://cvilleanarchism.wordpress.com/ (more…)
I’m don’t do Wednesday Food Not Bombs, but wanted to give some attention to them, and encourage folks to help organize a free community meal in Churchill. Here is there info:
www.richmondfoodnotbombs.wordpress.com
In Church Hill there is a Wednesday Serving:
Church Hill has a new regular Food Not Bombs event on Wednesdays! Come out at 3pm to help cook at 1111 North 21st Street in Church Hill to help cook.
Come help serve and eat at Jefferson Park at 6pm at the East End of the park in front of Alamo BBQ.
We are new and still need a whole lot of stuff! So if you have any thing you can donate, such as cutting boards, knives, spices, water coolers, dry goods, money, energy, or time, let us know!
You can call Allison at 804 516 3062 or Ellen at 912 541 4234 or email allibertine@gmail.com for more information!
On March 2nd at 5pm I will be doing a book reading and signing at Chop Suey books in Carytown. If you haven’t picked up a copy of The South Is Still Rising yet, this is your opportunity.
I will be presenting on the Tent City Occupation of Monroe Park in 1998 by the General Strike Anarchist Collective.
The South is Still Rising: Contemporary Radical and Anarchist Movements in Richmond, Virginia from 1994-2004
The South is Still Rising explores the little known story of radical organizing in Richmond, Virginia in terms that Mo’s mom can understand. This story is contextualized in both within the history of Richmond and within the history of radical activism on a national and global scale.
The South is Still Rising reveals the things going on in the old capital of the Confederacy that are not played up in the media, and that many folks don’t get a chance to find out about. This is your window into a better understanding of what is actually going on in the South.
A new type of Southern Pride. A history that includes the resistance to racism, sexism, capitalism, and more.
Hope to see you there!
Vegan Chocolate Train Cake Ada and I baked!
Ada making a delicious ginger lemon glaze
Jeremy rockin the Ramen
Stephen doing the dishes and earning the love
My mommy and daddy
I don't even know how these dogs got this cute!
