Please note the following events Nov 13 (
Kuffeya day at
Occupy Boston, screening of
Hip Hop is Bigger than Occupation at
MIT,
Hip Hop show at the Middle East).
Please circulate widely!
Sunday, November 13 · 12:00pm – 3:00pm
Dewey Square: The Occupation of Boston
On the corner of Summer St. and Atlantic Ave. Across the street
from the Federal Reserve Bank of Boston and South Station.
Boston, Massachusett
In support of Palestinian political prisoners, most significantly
Majd Ziada, EIR (Existence is Resistance) will be hosting a
Kuffeya Day at Dewey Square in Occupy Boston to spread awareness
and gather petition signatures which will later be delivered to
Israeli authorities which are scheduled to release an additional
number of prisoners within 2 months.
In solidarity with the people of Palestine, we are asking that on
November 13th everyone come to Dewey Square wearing their Kuffeya.
EIR will be on site silk screening shirts for a $2 donation.
Majd has already served 10 years in an Israeli jail and is due to
serve another 20 for speaking out against Israel’s occupation of
Palestine and refusing to recognize the Israeli military court
that sentenced him. For more on Majd’s story and to sign the
petition, please CLICK HERE
Even if you cannot physically attend this event, please help us
by circulating the petition and inviting your friends. Thank you.
“Injustice ANYWHERE is a threat to justice EVERYWHERE” – MLK Jr.
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Hip Hop Against
Injustice
Everywhere
Sunday November 13 :: Doors
open @ 8pm
The Middle East Downstairs
472 Massachusetts Avenue, Cambridge
Featuring :
DAM
- on
tour from
Palestine
Shadia Mansour
M1 of Dead Prez
Mazzi of S.O.U.L Purpose
Yusuf Abdul Mateen
Foundation Movement
Ahmad Awad
Buy Tickets
$15
Advance / $20
day of show
Middle
East Box
Office, 472
mass. ave. |
by phone
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++ Free film screening preceding
the concert ::
HIP HOP IS BIGGER
THAN THE
OCCUPATION
With Shadia
Mansour and
DAM
Presented
by Boston Palestine Film Festival with:
ExistenceisResistance.org
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University
Students for
Palestinian
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Justice in
Palestine
Chapters @
Boston
College,
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University,
Brandeis
University,
Northeastern
University
&
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![Film Film](https://ci5.googleusercontent.com/proxy/BjAjTImzqXX5F7hdNBAUlwqnpPu5mR-qYr_B5vmiWrfBcHr3hROJVrrb6fIrKnk-I7tVTeavaT9CYlFboqYcPuM4Mga1Sg=s0-d-e1-ft#https://imgssl.constantcontact.com/ui/images1/s.gif) HIP HOP IS BIGGER THAN THE OCCUPATION
By
Existence is
Resistance and
Nana Dankwa
2010
| Documentary
| 90 mins
Sunday
November 13,
3:00 pm
Building
4-231, MIT,
Cambridge
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Shadia
Mansour
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Shadia Mansour and members of DAM will speak
about Hip Hop
and the
Occupation of
Palestine
after the
screening.
Pizza and
refreshments
after
screening.
This
film documents
a 10-day
journey that
the artists
took through
Palestine,
teaching and
performing
non-violent
resistance
through the
arts.
The tour
included M1 of
Dead Prez,
Shadia
Mansour,
Marcel
Cartier, Mazzi
of S.O.U.L.
Purpose, DJ
Vega Benetton,
Lowkey, ....
etc.
The group
stayed in the
heart of
Balata refugee
camp at the
Yafa Cultural
Center in
Nablus. There,
they witneeded
night raids,
toured places
like Hebron
where there
are separate
roads for
Arabs and
Jews, met
families of
Palestinians
who have been
slain as well
as jailed,
wounded, and
humiliated.
The group
visits Bi'lin
where they get
shot at and
teargassed and
experience
first-hand
what it feels
like living
under
occupation.
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