Come Join the One Big Union, a group that works both to win gains now and toward abolishing capitalism and replacing it with freedom and equality in all of life. Come meet us this Thursday as we kick off a campaign against Jimmy John's who refuse to meet with frustrated and exploited workers. We will also discuss other local organizing as well.

What is youth and how do adults take ownership of of it? What have people
done to resist adults' efforts to colonize young peoples cultures and
values? What can you do? Brilliant Local Youth explores these questions
and others.

An extraordinary film that through the agony of an orangutan succeeds in showing the drama of deforestation and the extinction of forests. Every spasm of Green’s pain is a cry against the destruction that a man is doing to nature. Through the story the author manages to oppose the natural system and the richness of biodiversity with the unsustainable agricultural system. A touching, emotional, worrisome but bright and objective film outlines the dreadful situation of the contemporary society.

Come send a birthday card to these political prisoners. It's an easy way to help remind these freedom fighters that they aren't forgotten. We'll be writing to prisoners like:

Steve Murphy, courageous eco-warrior

Sekou Kambui, incredible civil rights and black panther activist

Leonard Peltier, Native writer and warrior

Sean Swain, Indigenous anarchist and former union organizer

and Brian McCarvill, anarchist and prison censorship opponent.

Brought to you with love by the Chapel Hill Prison Books Collective. For more info visit www.prisonbooks.info or email prisonbooks@gmail.com

Wednesday, September 15, 7pm, at Internationalist Books, 405 W. Franklin St, Chapel Hill

Kelly Wooten, Research Services and Collection Development Librarian at Duke Univeristy's Bingham Center Zine Collections, will speak briefly about the history of grrrl zines and host a DIY zine-making workshop.

Click here to learn more about the Sallie Bingham Zine Collections: http://library.duke.edu/digitalcollections/zines/

Click here to learn more about women's zines: http://library.duke.edu/digitalcollections/zines/dyer.html