PABRC R E P O R T T O T H E P E O P L E THE EFFECT OF GOVERNOR CORBETT'S BUDGET ON AFRICAN AMERICAN COMMUNITIES, THE POOR AND WORKING PEOPLE

[Kkennieth Heard]

Greetings!!!                         Please forward this electronic mail to as many people as possible and we do hope to see you and tour friends at this event.                         In Love and Struggle                         Ken Heard                         Onward to the End of State Budget Cuts!!!                     P H I L A D E L P H I A                            A  R  E  A                           B  L  A  C  K                            R  A  D  I  C  A  L                      C  O  N  G  R  E  S  S                     P.O. BOX 27423                     A 501-C- 3 Organization Radical means getting to the root causes of society's problems and working for root level solutions.                                                               The Philadelphia Area Black Radical Congress                     Invites You To A Forum                                          R E P O R T   T O   T H E   P E O P L E                     THE EFFECT OF GOVERNOR CORBETT'S BUDGET ON        AFRICAN AMERICAN COMMUNITIES, THE POOR AND WORKING PEOPLE                                                               SUNDAY, MAY 1, 2011 2PM                     FREE LIBRARY OF PHILADELPHIA                     1901 VINE STREET SKYLINE ROOM                                          Invited Speakers         Senator Vincent J. Hughes, Senator Shirley Kitchen,  Representative Tony Payton,                     Representative W. Curtis Thomas, Representative Ronald G. Waters                                          How will funding change for Education, Jobs, Health Care,                     Housing, Environment, Social Services, Incarceration/Recidivism?                                          What strategies are being used in the PA Legislature to oppose budget cuts                     that hurt the people?                                          Do we have fair taxation policies?                                          What can we the people do about the proposed budget cuts?                                          For Information 215-848-1806 or 267-259-7196