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BLACK AMERICA’S OBAMA MYTH, PAGE 7 THE INDYPENDENT Issue #167, July 6 – July 26, 2011 A FREE PAPER FOR FREE PEOPLE WHAT REALLY SCARES LIBERALS (Hint: It’s Not the Far Right) Stanley Aronowitz, page 8 JULIELAQUER.COM BLOOMBERGVILLE SPECIAL SECTION: SECURE p3 TAKE BACK THE CITY COMMUNITIES p10 p4 INDYPENDENT.ORG community calendar JULY THE INDYPENDENT SUBMIT YOUR EVENTS AT THU JULY 14 [email protected]. 4-8pm • Free UPCOMING EXHIBIT: (S) FILES 2011 AT TIMES SQUARE WED JULY 6 ALLIANCE. As part of El Museo de Barrio’s EVENTS 7pm • Free sixth biennial, various (S) Files artists will be FILM: CLERMONT-FERRAND SHORT performing art and installing sculptures that THU, JULY 14-SUN, JULY 17 • VARIOUS TIMES FILMS. Join Rooftop Films at the Socrates celebrate the importance of public space SEMINAR: THEY SAY AUSTERITY, WE SAY SOLIDARITY!: 33RD ANNUAL Sculpture Garden to watch a collection and how it defines New York City. Featured INTENSIVE INTRODUCTION TO MARXISM. THE INDYPENDENT, INC. of new short films. All films are selected artists include Irvin Morazan, The Brecht Forum’s annual Summer Intensive is designed 666 BROADWAY, SUITE 500 from the 2011 Clermont-Ferrand Short Film Nicoykatiushka and Ryan Roa. as an introduction to the theoretical and practical NEW YORK, NY 10012 Festival and showcase work by various Duffy Square, Broadway and 46th St traditions that trace their origins to the works of Karl Marx PHONE: 212-904-1282 filmmakers. 212-831-7272 • elmuseo.org and Frederich Engels. Through lectures, readings and lively 3134 Vernon Blvd, Long Island City discussion, in an adamantly open-minded environment, BOARD OF DIRECTORS: 718-417-7362 • rooftopfilms.com SAT JULY 16 participants will be introduced to Marx’s revolutionary Ellen Davidson, Anna Gold, critique of capitalism and discover tools of analysis that can 11:30am-1pm • Free John Tarleton help us think more strategically and act more effectively. 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