Thursday, November 29 at 6:30pm, the NYMAA Reading Group will discuss

"Communitas: Ways of Livelihood and Means of Life" by Paul Goodman and Percival Goodman

An anarchist classic on city planning, architecture, and community. "'Communitas' stands in a class by itself: a fresh and original theoretic contribution to the art of building cities...a witty, penetrating, provocative, and above all a wise book." -Lewis Mumford

CELEBRATE AND DEFEND THE LEGACY OF THE BLACK PANTHER PARTY
DROP THE CHARGES AGAINST THE SAN FRANCISCO 8

Friday, November 30, 7 pm
(doors open at 6:30)
Martin Luther King Jr. Labor Center
310 W. 43rd Street (between 8th & 9th Ave.) NYC

It's been a while folks and we got stuff to talk about! Whoo hoo Global Nets- this Sat Dec 1 at 3pm at Odessa (7th Street and Ave A).

Resistance in Brooklyn and NYC Anarchist Black Cross invite you to a Holiday Card-Writing Party

Sunday, December 2, 3:00 p.m.

At 263 Eastern Parkway (between Franklin and Classon, #2 3, 4, 5 to Franklin
Ave.‹take left elevator to apt. 5D)

Dear friends,

Rock Dove needs your help. We are building our directory of free and low-cost services in the city (for you!), and we want to know a lot more about all of them--how free/low cost their services are in practice, who they serve, how receptive they are to folks with radical politics, queer folks, undocumented folks, folks of color, folks with criminal records, the quality of their services, the accessibility of their space, childcare options, their openness to non-Western medical practices, and so on. When we know these things, we’ll put them online, and they’ll be available to you and everyone you know and love. We think that will be very useful.

@@@@@@@@@@> The December LBC Anarchist Forum What's Really Wrong with the U.S.A. Peter Lamborn Wilson's Chaos Day 2007
On Tuesday, December 11, at 7:30pm, at The Living Theatre, 21 Clinton Street, Manhattan, the Libertarian Book Club's Anarchist Forum will present Peter Lamborn Wilson, author of many books and articles on sufism, piracy and anarchist values, who will be making his annual Chaos Day speech. When he speaks about what is really wrong with the U.S.A., he will not be saying the rubbish that one often hears on the street or from the media. Rather, Peter will
explore in a critical and philosophical manner many elements of our lives and environment that one seldom hears discussed but which are still vital parts that need to be changed. As is always the case at the Anarchist Fora, Peter will also listen to the audience and respond to their comments and questions

Nuts and Bolts Working Group Meeting

Agenda: Ask Sam

When:Thursday 12/13 7:00PM
Where: Lifethyme, 410 6th Ave
The Cacth: venue and time are subject to slight alteration watch this space.

The LBC Anarchist Forum group is having a meeting to plan our next three monthly Anarchist Forums. If you can make it into Manhattan on this coming Wednesday evening(Dec. 19)at 7pm, come on down to the Muste Room on the third floor at the Peace Pentagon (you know in the WRL building at 339 Lafayette St on the corner Bleecker.)The subway stop there is Broadway-Lafayette and you can get off there from the D,B,F,or V and it’s also called Bleecker if you taking the 6. Bring your good ideas, which means not only subjects but also possible speakers or panels and maybe even contact information. We’re hoping to have a pleasant time talking together about the visions shining out there.

Thurs, Dec. 20, 6:30pm, we'll be discussing:

"A Soldier's Story: Writings By a Revolutionary New African Anarchist" by Kuwasi Balagoon

"Kuwasi Balagoon was one of the Panther 21 that the State tried to frame in 1969. Subsequently a member of the Black Liberation Army, he escaped prison twice prior to being arrested following a failed Brink's expropriation in 1981. He died in prison of AIDS-related pneumonia in 1986. Clocking in at 120 pages, this is the most extensive collection of his writings ever published. Includes essays by David Gilbert, Sundiata Acoli, Meg Starr, and J. Sakai."
Location: Earth Matters Cafe, 177 Ludlow St. just below Houston. F Train to 2nd Ave., JMZ Trains to Essex/Delancey St.