Anyone But Bush? What Should Progressives Do in 2004? Saturday, March 27, at 4:00 P.M. with Special Guests: Peter Camejo 2003 Green Party Candidate for Governor of California Howie Hawkins Chair, Onondoga County Green Party
25 West 43rd St, 19th Fl (btwn 5th & 6th Aves) F/B/D/V train to 42nd St.--any train to Times Square
call 212-240-0501 or email call 212-240-0501 or email [EMAIL PROTECTED] for more info
Co-Sponsored by: Bronx Greens, International Socialist Organization, New York Socialist Project, North Brooklyn Greens, Park Slope Greens, Socialist Alternative, Solidarity, West Queens Greens, Westside Greens**
**Participation in this event does not indicate support for a particular presidential candidate.
Camejo, who came in third in the 2002 race for Governor of California, will address crucial issues facing progressives in the upcoming presidential elections. He will also discuss issues facing the Green Party in California, such as his campaign's breakthrough in the televised debates for the Governor's race, the strong showing by the Green candidate in the Mayor's race in San Francisco, and polls showing that Blacks and Latinos made up a significant portion of the Green vote.
Camejo and others have recently formed the Avocado Education Project, a nonprofit designed to provide a forum for the debate within the United States on the issue of multi-party democracy. Visit www.avocadoeducationproject.org <http://www.avocadoeducationproject.org> for details.
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