by National Chicano Moratorium Committee
Monday, Aug. 26, 2002 at 2:12 PM
FORUM/DISCUSSION ON THE STATE OF THE CHICANOMEXICANO MOVEMENT FOR SELF-DETERMINATION AND LIBERTION
Please join with us as we continue the struggle for Self-Determination for our people.
POLITICAL FORUM: "STATE OF THE MOVEMENT"
HISTORICAL DOCUMENT EXHIBIT, DOCUMENTARY VIDEOS, and MUSICA!!
When: Friday, August 30, 2002
Time: 6:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m.
Where: Latino Museum, 201 N. Los Angeles Street, Los Angeles, Ca.
Opening Ceremony: Danza Azteca Cuauhtemoc
Musica by Son Real
Speakers:
Jaime Cruz, National Coordinator of National Chicano Moratorium Committee
Genaro Ayala, National Chairman, La Raza Unida Party
David Rico, Commander, National Brown Berets de Aztlan
Ernesto Bustillos, Chairman, Union del Barrio
Seferino Garcia, Chairman, Solevar-- Youth and Community Empowerment
There will also be refreshments and solidarity statements.
Invited speakers will address the current state of our movement and how best to advance our struggle for liberation. Join with us as we continue the struggle of ChicanoMexicano people for self-determination in our occupied territories.
We encourage all ChicanoMexicano organizations which struggle for self-determination to attend and join in the discussion. We also encourage ChicanoMexicano organizations to bring a short statement on your organization's views on the state of the movement to be included in a future joint publication.
Join us for this important event, as we continue the struggle.
HASTA LA VICTORIA!!
STOP INS RAIDS!!
STOP BUSH'S WARS!
RAZA SI, GUERRA NO!
RAZA SI, DEPORTACIONES NO!
ABAJO LA MIGRA!!
Sponsored by: National Chicano Moratorium Committee, L.A. - NCMC, Oxnard - NCMC, Riverside - NCMC, San Diego - NCMC, San Jose NCMC, Partido Nacional de La Raza Unida, Union del Barrio, Movimiento de Liberacion Nacional Mexicano Comite Pro-Democracia en Mexico, National Brown Berets of Aztlan, Chicano Secret Service, and Danza Azteca Cuauhtemoc.
For more information: 323-261-2286 or 213-626-7600 (Latino Museum)
The National Chicano Moratorium Committee since 1990 has annually commemorated the historic August 29, 1970 Chicano Moratorium.