Black History Month Film Showing and Discussion of “I Am Not Your Negro”

This acclaimed movie powerfully represents Black activist and writer James Baldwin’s reflections on the boundaries of race and the necessity for multi-issue coalition-building in the civil rights movement. The film’s rich historical footage connects the ongoing struggle for Black freedom and equality to today’s movements. After the movie, join in the discussion on how people of all colors can organize together and the essential role of radical African American leadership. 2016, 93 minutes.

Doors open 6:30pm
Door donation $5 – $10. Free popcorn included.
Desserts and delicious snack plates will be for sale.

The event will be held at New Freeway Hall. (See above for travel information and address)

For childcare or work exchange, please call or email two days ahead: (206) 722-2453 or seattlefsp@socialism.com. Hosted by Freedom Socialist Party.