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A Workers World Newspaper
Public Forum

In cooperation with the
New School Student Human Rights Group

Saturday, October 22, 3 p.m.


Published Oct 9, 2005 3:36 PM
New School, 66 West 12th Street, NYC

Katrina: A Challenge to the Movement

Forging a united front between the
Black liberation, workers’ and
anti-imperialist struggles


¶ Host: Monica Moorehead Workers World newspaper editorial staff

Panelists include:
Brenda Stokely Million Worker March Movement Eastern Region Co-coordinator; Co-convener, New York City Labor Against The War

Chris Silvera Million Worker March Movement Eastern Region Co-coordinator; Pres. Teamsters National Black Caucus

Nellie Bailey Harlem Tenants Council, Troops Out Now Coalition

Saladin Muhammad Chairperson, Black Workers for Justice & Southern Region Coordinator of the Million Worker March Movement

Larry Holmes Workers World Party, Troops Out Now Coalition

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Hurricane Katrina, which the Million Worker March Movement has labeled the Black Nation’s 9/11, has exposed the true nature of capitalism.

The people of the world have more to fear from a decaying imperialist system and the war, poverty, national oppression and racism that it produces, than they do from nature.

Katrina has also opened a new opportunity to forge unity between the Black liberation struggle, the workers’ struggle, and the anti-imperialist struggle, unity that will prove decisive in the world struggle against imperialism that is like a storm gathering more force each day.

We invite you to join Workers World Newspaper and its friends in a public discussion of the issues.