SPEAKERS
Ajamu Baraka: Black Alliance for Peace, is a noted US human rights activist. In 2016 he was the Green Party's candidate for Vice President.
Sara Flounders: Co-director of the International Action Center and helps coordinate the United National Antiwar Coalition and the No War On Venezuela Campaign.
Raymond Nat Turner: "Town Crier," NWU-NY Co-Chair and Poet-in-Residence of Black Agenda Report will perform.
Danny Haiphong: Author of the new book "American Exceptionalism and American Innocence: A People's History of Fake News―From the Revolutionary War to the War on Terror" will talk about fake news.
Update: William Camacaro, co-producer of WBAI's "La Voz Latina," is from Venezuela. He will talk about his recent stay in Caracas.
Moderator: Margaret Kimberley, Senior Editor of Black Agenda Report and a member of NWU.

Join us for a report back from US Peace Council delegates about their fact-finding trip trip to Venezuela. Prominent activists Ajamu Baraka and Sara Flounders were in Caracas during the nation-wide black-out. They visited working class neighborhoods, clinics and "collectivos" to see first hand how people are dealing with the sanctions. What do ordinary Venezuelans think of Maduro? Bring your questions!

UAW Region 9A - NYC, 256 West 38th Street, 12th floor, New York, New York 10018

Tuesday, April 9, 2019 at 7 PM – 9 PM

Hosted by the National Writers Union

Space is wheelchair accessible

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