Carrie Feldman is still being held on civil contempt and needs our
support and solidarity.

By supportcarrie

Carrie Feldman is still being held on civil contempt and needs our
support and solidarity. She’ll remain in custody over the long
weekend as state officials enjoy time with their families. We can’t
let them go back to an easy work day come Monday while they continue
to hold our friend in civil contempt for taking a principled stand
against state repression!

From: "Political Prisoner News" <ppnews@freedomarchives.org>
Date: Sat, November 21, 2009

December 8th, Tuesday - 8pm
El Rio -3158 Mission Street
San Francisco

Bands:

VV5: Post-Punk Instrumental. Current members: Mike Dineen - acoustic
guitar, 12-string guitar. Phil Dumesnil - accordion, banjo, slide
whistle. Chris Gonzales - percussion. Andy California - bass, Asa
Sanchez-organ/piano. Lee Tom - electric guitar.

Contact: Suzanne Ross (917) 584-2135 ? Pam Africa (215) 476-8812

International Representatives Join US Activists
in Delivering to Attorney General Eric Holder
Thousands of Letters Demanding a Civil Rights
Investigation of the Case of Mumia
Abu-Jamal

PRESS CONFERENCE: MARCH TO JUSTICE DEPARTMENT
New York Avenue Presbyterian Church AND PRESENTATION OF LETTERS
1313 New York
Avenue FOLLOWS, ARRIVING AT
Washington, DC, 11:30
A.M. DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE 1:30 PM

Supporters of Pennsylvania death row political

Assasination of Fred Hampton - Jeff Haas CA Book
Tour 11-18 to 12-1
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Wednesday November 18
Los Angeles, CA
Ese Won Books, 4331 Degnan Avenue

Thursday November 19
West Hollywood, CAook
k Soup 7 pm
8818 Sunset Blvd.

Friday November 20
The Black Repertory Theater
3201 Adeline St, Berkeley
510-652-2120

Monday November 30
Berkeley, CA
Books, Inc
1760 Fourth Street
7:00 PM

Tuesday December 1
San Francisco, CA

Thursday, November 5, 2009 • 6:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.
Lafayette Park, Washington, DC

President Obama will host his first annual White House Tribal Summit on 05 November2009. The Nations will be given the opportunity to interact directly with thepresident and other top administration officials. All of the 564 federally recognized tribes are invited to send a representative. This is a prime opportunity to be seen and heard on the issue of Leonard Peltier’s wrongful conviction and imprisonment. Please plan to attend.