This Sunday, Sept. 19 from 1-3:00 PM is your last opportunity to see 
and question, live and in person, candidates for the local station 
board (LSB) at listener sponsored Pacifica radio station KPFK-FM 
(90.7 LA, 98.7 Santa Barbara). It will take place at the Venice 
United Methodist Church/Peace with Justice Arts Center at 1020 
Victoria Ave in Venice, California (just off Lincoln Blvd., a block 
north of Venice Blvd.)  The election runs until midnight, September 
30, and there is also one more set of on-air forums (with subsets of 
the candidates) each day next week from 10-11:00 AM on the air.

I am running for the LSB with the GrassrootsKPFK slate (not 
representing or affiliated with the station itself or Pacifica) -- 
check us out at www.grassrootskpfk.net. We want to make sure that the 
station and the network live up to the potential of the Pacifica 
Mission. We want to restore and expand local news, Spanish language 
programming, listener participation in station governance and on the 
air, transparency and accountability in station fund-raising, 
budgeting and programming to meet community needs. We want to 
preserve free speech radio for voices not commonly heard on the 
corporate OR "public" broadcast spectrum -- radical, problem-solving 
voices of grassroots communities in resistance against unemployment, 
foreclosures, police abuse, miseducation, mass incarceration, 
militarization of the schools, the police and the border, war, 
political repression, and environmental devastation. We stand for 
human rights in all forms: women's rights, LGBTQ rights, labor 
rights; and oppose all forms of oppression.

Check out our principles, come ask your questions in person or on the 
air this week, and then vote for Aryana Gladney of the Black Riders 
Liberation Party, Lawrence Reyes of the Puerto Rican Alliance, me 
(Michael Novick of Anti-Racist Action), Brenda Medina of UCLA radio 
and now CSUN post-graduate, Lydia Brazon of Humanitarian Law project, 
Chuck Anderson of Orange County ACLU and Peace & Freedom, and Ron 
Spreistersbach. Reject the tactics of fear and election-buying by the 
slate that bought a half-page ad in the LA Weekly just to slander us 
by rewriting history, blaming the decline in listenership and 
precipitous drop in fundraising that has occurred during their period 
of domination to the previous station manager and our slate. If you 
are a listener-sponsor of KPFK and haven't received a ballot yet, 
call 866-peace-01 or email [email protected]



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