Fighting Supremacy Within Our Movements, as Portrayed in Working-Class Memoir and Fiction
10:30 am
12:00 pm
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Tongo-Eisen Martin, Mike Dunn, Ananda Esteva, Jenny Worley

Fascists, authoritarians, and capitalists exploit existing prejudices and bigotries within marginalized communities to divide them and get them fighting among each other. They exploit these bigotries to disrupt their movements and their solidarity, and to reduce their effectiveness. In this workshop, several working-class writers will read excerpts from their books, and then discuss how their books address the bigotries and prejudices within particular marginalized communities, particularly in otherwise progressive communities, and how activists or characters in their books worked to overcome these bigotries. And they will discuss how these experiences apply to conditions today.

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Liberating Mama Earth with WeSearch: Discussion on UnTourBook Across Occupied Turtle Island: Klanmarks, Manuments, and Plakkks
12:30 pm
2:00 pm
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320
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Tiny Gray-Garcia, Muteado Silencio, Aunti Frances Moore

Session will include an author talk, workshop, and dialogue about POOR Magazine's newest book, UnTourBook. This new genre “guide Book” is full of truth about genocide as well as poetry, prayer, stories and art on indigenous resistance to settler colonial erasure, poLice terror, homelessness and the many acts of indigenous/Black/Brown-led resistance from Turtle Island to Palestine and all across Mama Earth. The UnTours across Occupied Turtle Island ( which the book is named after ) was launched in 2016 to reveal the truth about so many acts of settler colonial terror, rape, enslavement removal and murder, Terrifying acts like missionaries and settlers like Juniperro Serra was responsible for under his reign in the California Mission system.

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