RTP-area local music and culture

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SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 1ST @ 7PM- SPANISH LANGUAGE MOVIE NIGHT: "CELDA
211" ("CELL 211") 
 The first of a new monthly Spanish Language Movie
Night Series. This month we will be showing Cell 211. This is the story
of two men on different sides of a prison riot- the inmate leading the
rebellion and the young guard trapped in the revolt, who poses as a
prisoner in a desperate attempt to survive the ordeal.
 Esternos de
peliculas en español. Este mes vamos a mostrar Celda 211. Este es un
cuento de dos hombres de diferentes bandos de un motín carcelario- el
preso dirigiendo la rebelión y el guardia de presiones joven atrapado en
la sublevación que se hace pasar por preso en un esfuerzo deseperado por
sobrevivir. 

THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 12TH @ 7:00PM- LIVE STREAMING:
CRIMETHINC. TO DEBATE CHRIS HEDGES IN NYC 
 The debate will cover issues
and questions such as: What is violence? Who gets to define it? Do
illegal actions have a place in our movements? This discussion never
takes place in a vacuum or on a level playing field; rather, it occurs
within the context of a struggle that is already in progress, where
every statement has immediate ramifications for the participants.
Differing tactical approaches often reflect fundamental differences in
strateg 
 y and goals.
 Brian Traven will support the case for a
diversity of tactics in the Occupy movement and in broader
anti-capitalist struggles worldwide, illustrating an anarchist critique
of the status quo and a vision of social transformation. CrimethInc. has
produced many books and articles, including "The Illegitimacy of
Violence, the Violence of Legitimacy," composed in part as a response to
Chris Hedges' "The Cancer in Occupy."
 Chris Hedges, American
journalist, author and war corespondent, specializing in American and
Middle Eastern politics and societies will speak to the perspectives
behind his controversial article "The Cancer in Occupy" regarding black
bloc tactics and anarchist participation in the Occupy movement.

http://www.crimethinc.com/blog/2012/08/16/crimethinc-to-debate-chris-hedges-in-nyc/
[1] 

THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 6TH @ 8PM- ROLLING THUNDER RELEASE PARTY! 


At long last the newest issue is out! The Internationalist has been
carrying the latest issue of Rolling Thu nder Magazine for years now and
will be having a party to release the new issue!
 In this issue: Rolling
Thunder #10 begins with a reappraisal of the anarchist project in
today's context of crisis and technological transformation. From there,
we chart the global trajectory of momentum from 2010 to 2012: the
student movements in the US and UK--the insurrections in Tunisia, Egypt,
and beyond--the occupati 
 on movements in Spain, Greece, and finally
the USA, from its awkward beginnings in Wisconsin to its aftereffects in
Oakland. For case studies, we focus in on the anti-police struggles that
catalyzed the rise of confrontational anarchism in Seattle, and
scrutinize how US immigration policy is applied on the ground at the
border to explain how its actual objectives differ from its ostensible
purpose. The issue concludes with a historical review of Canadian
anarchism, following it from its origins through the 2010 Olympics and
G20 riots and up to the present day. All this, plus a graphic history
from Argentine anarchism, 24 pages in full color, and all the other
bells and whistles you've come to expect from us times two.
Check it out
here: http://crimethinc.com/rt/ [2]

SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 8TH @ 7PM- ARTS
& CRAFTS NIGHT! 

 Come get your craft on! Bring projects to start &
work on with other arts and crafters! Some supplies will be available to
work with. Tea will also be available!

SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 15TH @ 8PM-
OPEN MIC NIGHT! 
Come on out and share your skills! Do you write your
own poetry? Wanna sing some songs? Read us some prose? Rant a little bit
about those corporate pigs? Tap dance? Got an acoustic band? Showcase
your stuff at ibooks! First come first serve for open spots!

SATURDAY
SEPTEMBER 29TH @ 9PM- FREE PUNK/POST-PUNK SHOW!
Subculture Danger (punk
rock/ska/alt.) https://www.facebook.com/SubcultureDanger [3]
will be
playing with Le Fomo
(https://www.facebook.com/lefomoband/app_204974879526524 [4]), a solo
project of Steph A. Nelson from San Fran with a Minimalist melodramatic
noise pop/permanent synth wave/post-punk kind of sound.
(And possibly a
second local punk band) 

 

Links:
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[1]
http://www.crimethinc.com/blog/2012/08/16/crimethinc-to-debate-chris-hedges-in-nyc/
[2]
http://www.facebook.com/l.php?u=http%3A%2F%2Fcrimethinc.com%2Frt%2F&h=eAQHyFp29&s=1
[3]
https://www.facebook.com/SubcultureDanger
[4]
https://www.facebook.com/lefomoband/app_204974879526524
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