Carry on The Tradition of Resistance and Self-Determination!



November 2, 2006 is the 27th anniversary of the liberation of Assata Shakur from Clinton Correctional Facility in New Jersey. It is also the anniversary of the 5,000-strong march on the UN to protest Black Genocide. On the East Coast, the day is known as Black Solidarity Day.

One year after Hurricane Katrina, we can state that "Black Genocide" is not a figment of our imagination

The liberation of Assata Shakur is not only a victory for our movement but it is a shining example of resistance and self-determination that we need to follow today!

Join the Ida B. Wells Institute and others as we remember, honor and celebrate the liberation of Assata Shakur and re-dedicate ourselves to the cause of resistance and self-determination.



Saturday, November 4, 2006

at

Lotus on the Nile

Wholistic Wellness Center

4307 S. Crenshaw Blvd.

(near 43rd Street/Homeland)

7:00 pm – 9:00 p.m.



Wordz Spoken from

Queen Nzingha Ratabisha Heru

International President,

Association for the Study of Classical Afrikan Civilizations

and

Talibah Shakir

Member, Los Angeles Black Panther Party

under the leadership of Bunchy Carter



Spoken Wordz from

Makeda Kumasi

and

Sadiki Bakari/Nappy Tongue Vanguard

Free | Donations Accepted



Sponsored by

The Ida B. Wells Institute

323-314-4937 • 404-353-2727

idabwellsinstitute@gmail.com



Supported/Endorsed by:

Association for the Study of Classical Afrikan Civilizations (ASCAC) • Asians for Mumia and Jericho • Aztlan Media Kollective • Black August L.A. • Capoeira Angola Center of Los Angeles • Divine Forces Radio • Eso Won Books • Freedom Now Radio • FTP Movement • Human Rights Advocacy • Ile Iwosan Orunmila Mimo Temple • Imix Books • Jericho Amnesty Movement • Knew Planet • KRST Unity • Los Angeles Anarchist Black Cross Federation (LA-ABCF) • LIBRadio • Lotus on the Nile • Nappy Tongue Vanguard • Prisoners of Conscience Committee • POCC: Block Report Radio • Sista Cipher