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Election Coverage Starts P8 LUCY VALKURY Issue #180, October 25 – November 16 THE INDYPENDENTA FREE PAPER FOR FREE PEOPLE Election Coverage Starts p8 LUCY VALKURY PRISONERS HIT NAZIS GET THE BOOKS BROOKLYN’S ‘NET’ LOSS THE BOOT P3 P5 P14 JOIN US TO CELEBRATE THE OPENING OF THE ROSA Wednesday, Nov 14 | 2-9 PM LUXEMBURG 20 West 44th Street, New York FOUNDATION FREE AND OPEN TO THE PUBLIC NEW YORK OFFICE www.rosalux-nyc.org/Nov14 community calendar SUBMIT YOUR EVENTS AT INDY- is limited. [email protected]. The Indypendent UPCOMING EVENTS THE INDYPENDENT 666 Broadway, Suite 510 SUN OCT 28 212-904-1282 • indypendent.org/workshops 4pm • Free MON, OCT 22 • 7:30pm PANEL: THE UPRISING IN SYRIA. PANEL: FAMILIES AND COMMUNITIES SAT NOV 10 The uprising against the regime of Bashar Assad in Syria has polarized VICTIMIZED BY POLICE BRUTALITY & 10:30am • $10 the U.S. left. In the context of this polarization, Bassam Haddad and TERRORISM. Family members who have lost EVENT: NEW YORK CITY MARXISM CON- Maya Mikdashi — both contributors to Jadaliyya.com, an independent loved ones to police brutality will tell stories FERENCE: A WORLD IN CRISIS, A WORLD ezine produced by ASI (Arab Studies Institute) — will review some of of their struggles for justice and strategize IN STRUGGLE. Millions of people have come the basic realities and contours of the Syrian case. Chaired by Sinan Antoon, co-founder and co-editor of Jadaliyya’s cultural page. Co- on taking action within our communities and to the understanding that capitalism isn’t sponsored by Jadaliyya.com. hold police accountable. Performance by working. Marxism provides a revolution- THE INDYPENDENT, INC. Sliding scale: $6/$10/$15 Rebel Diaz to follow. Hosted by Campaign to ary understanding and strategy for ridding 666 BROADWAY, SUITE 510 NEW YORK, NY 10012 End the New Jim Crow. society of exploitation and oppression once SAT, OCT 27 • 1:30pm Riverside Church, Assembly Hall and for all. Come to a day-long conference to BOOK PARTY/FORUM: REVOLUTION AT POINT ZERO: HOUSEWORK, PHONE: (212) 904-1282 REPRODUCTION AND FEMINIST STRUGGLE. 120th St & Claremont Ave discuss the history and politics that can help Join author Silvia Federici for a discussion of her new book, which BOARD OF DIRECTORS: 212-870-6700 • endnewjimcrow.org guide our fight for a different world. No one offers a brief history of the international feminist movement and a Ellen Davidson, Anna Gold, turned away due to lack of funds. contemporary critique of capitalism. 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