RTP-area local music and culture

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  We have a few events at the store this week and a few events in the  
community that we would like to share with you...Other March events  
are listed in brief following the community events.

  STORE EVENTS

  Wednesday, March 16, March Political Prisoner Letter Writing Night.  
7pm. Come write letters or birthday cards to political prisoners whose  
birthdays fall in the month of March. An easy way to make someone's day!

  Thursday, March 17, Earth First! Movie Night: "Defending the  
Forests: The Struggle of the Campesino Environmentalists of Guerrero"  
7pm. The story of the Organization of the Campesino Environmentalists  
(OCE) created in 1998, and their success in halting Boise Cascade's  
exploitation of their forests. Brought to you by your local Earth  
First! chapter, Croatan Earth First!

  Monday, March 21, March Board Game Night. 7pm. Come play old and  
new board games! A lovely way to spend an evening.

COMMUNITY EVENTS

  TONIGHT Monday, March 14 at 7 pm. Bring Wisconsin to Chapel Hill!  
Come to the Chapel Hill Town Council Meeting tonight at 7pm to support  
the struggle of the Sanitation 2 and to show the Town Council that you  
support employees' right to collective bargaining!

  Tuesday, March 15 at 7pm. Movie Screening and discussion with  
directors: "Mountains That Take Wing: Angela Davis & Yuri Kochiyama -  
A Conversation on Life, Struggles & Liberation" (97 mins./2009). An  
inspiring, historically rich and unique documentary featuring  
conversations between two formidable women who share a profound
passion for justice. Their shared experience as political prisoners  
and their dedication to human rights embody personal and political  
experiences as well as the diverse lives of women doing liberatory  
cultural work. Sponsored by the Stone Center for Black Culture and  
History Co-Sponsored by the The Department of Women?s Studies. The  
Stone Center ? 150 South Rd., UNC at CH ? Chapel Hill, NC 27599-5250  
For Information: (919) 962-9001 or visit  
http://sonjahayenesstonectr.unc.edu/

  Saturday, March 19 at 1pm - Charlottesville [VA] Anarchist Bookfair  
at the Random Row Bookstore! Where are the radical voices in the South  
in a time of strong repression by police, expansion of prisons, larger  
threats to immigrants, budget cuts on education, further foreclosures,  
layoffs, ecological devastation, and to top it off, an administration  
that bases its power on co-opting the very history of radical struggle  
in the South and elsewhere in the US? Well, everywhere, of course.   
The issue is how to meet one another, organize, strategize, and fight  
back together.  With this in mind, anarchists and other radicals in  
Charlottesville, Virginia will be hosting an Anarchist Bookfair on  
Saturday March 19th, 2011. The bookfair will provide a space for  
anarchists, radicals, and the curious in the Mid-Atlantic/Central  
Appalachia region to converge and share literature, ideas, and have  
informal time together.  It is also an opportunity to organize and  
discuss with the wider community by bringing great literature from all  
over, hosting workshops, facilitating action planning, and having fun  
events.

  OTHER MARCH EVENTS

  March Board Game Night, Mon. Mar 21 @ 7pm

  Trans Discussion Group, Wed. Mar 23 @ 8pm

  Queer Movie Night: "Brother Outsider: The Life of Bayard Rustin,"  
Thu Mar 24 @ 7pm

  Live Music: PJB with Subscape Annex, Fri Mar 25 @ 7pm

  Member Pick Movie Night: "Persepolis," Thu Mar 31 @ 7pm

  /That's all for now! /Check out www.internationalistbooks.org for  
more details on these and other events!

  <A3: INTERNATIONALIST BOOKS AND COMMUNITY CENTER
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