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From: "LPDC" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: Fw:Tuesday's events
Date: Mon, 8 Nov 1999 17:41:35 -0600
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It's 1999, why is Leonard Peltier still in prison???
Leonard Peltier Defense Committee
PO Box 583
Lawrence, KS 66044
785-842-5774
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-----Original Message-----
From: Mary Hunwicks <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: Sunday, November 07, 1999 11:13 AM
Subject: Please forward to our list
>Hi Pat,
>Please forward this message to the LPDC List to advertize for Youth for
>Justice Day, November 9th in DC.
>Take care,
>
>Sylvain and Gina
>
>--------------------------------------------
>Please distribute widely
>
>LEONARD PELTIER FREEDOM MONTH
>NATIVE AMERICAN HERITAGE MONTH
>
>YOUTH FOR JUSTICE
>
>Native American youth speak out for the rights of Indigenous Peoples and
>the release of political prisoner, Leonard Peltier
>
>NOVEMBER 9, 1999
>
>All are welcome to come and listen to Native performers and speakers
>
>Schedule:
>11:30am -2:00 pm
>Ellipse Park
>Washington DC
>
>Indoor Night Event:
>8pm-9:30pm (open mike poetry)
>9:30pm-12:00pm music
>Mangos 14 and U st NW (accross from the Reeves Center)
>4.00 cover charge (no one turned away for lack of funds)
>
>- OJ, Anishinabe from Canada, took part in the defense of the Shuswap Sun
>Dance ground at Gustafsen Lake, British Columbia. During the stand off,
>he survived a military assault when his truck hit a government land mine
>which blew his truck up. He was a recognized political prisoner along
>with Shuswap leader, Wolverine who was recently released from prison.
>
>- Melissa Copeland helps to coordinate the Northern Maryland Anti-Racist
>Action chapter. Anti-Racist Action is an organization dedicating itself
>to combating racism through direct action. They confront racism on many
>fronts including police brutality, the Klan, political prisoners and
>more.
>
>- Blackfire is a rock band whose members are the grandchildren of Roberta
>Blackgoat, a Dineh Big Mountain resister. They use their music to raise
>awareness around Indigenous issues like Big Mountain and Leonard Peltier.
>Band members, Klee, Jeneda and Clayson Benally will also speak on the
>behalf of Leonard Peltier and Indigenous rights.
>
>- Natay is a Dine Hip Hop artist whose music is inspired by his
>experiences growing up in a traditional Dine home and later moving to the
>city and winding up in prison. He uses his music to positively influence
>young people and to raise awareness around Indigenous issues. He is a
>dedicated supporter of Leonard Peltier.
>
>- Warriors Blood is a Mohawk rap group from Akwesasne. They use their
>music to raise awareness around issues facing Indigenous peoples. They
>have performed at numerous benefits to help raise funds around important
>issues.
>
>-Moya Progressive Soul Music
>
>- Native Students from the DC Art Institute, TBA
>
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