Building the Puerto Rican Movement

The ProLibertad Youth/Student Network, The Puerto Rican Nationalist Youth, 
The Center for Puerto Rican Studies and SLAM are announcing our joint 
educational: ?Building the Puerto Rican Movement: PAST, PRESENT AND FUTURE?.

The Puerto Rican Independence movement has always been alive in New York 
City!!  It has been young people and young adults that have carried on the 
struggle for freedom and revolution!!  Come and join us for a night of 
Revolutionary Entertainment and Education.  Learn about the organizations 
that were educating, organizing and mobilizing Boricuas in the Seventies!!

Come and learn about your REVOLUTIONARY ROOTS!!  COME AND LEARN ABOUT THE 
PAST AND HELP BUILD THE PRESENT AND FUTURE!!

Join us for a Special Presentation by Powerful and inspirational Nuyorican 
Poet Rafael Landron!!  "Rafi's Newyorican Anti-war Expressions" is an 
attempt to inspire others to nurture the growing anti-imperialist movement 
using creativity and greatness. The pieces are meant to spur action! For me, 
after the performance is as important if not more so than the pieces 
themselves because I will encourage folks to get together and organize their 
own
expressions of resistance for the future.

Friday March 26th, 2004 at 6:30pm at
Hunter College West Building Second Floor Room 217
(e68th St. and Lexington Avenue)
Take the 6 Train to e68th St. and Lexington Avenue

For more information call 718-601-4751 or email ProLibertad@xxxxxxxxxxx
http://ProLibertadWeb.Tripod.com

PANEL PRESENTATIONS BY:

Frank Velgara, El Comite-MINP
EL Comite-MINP was a Political organization that emerged from the democratic 
rights struggles around housing, and education and Health in NYC.  El 
Comite-MINP supported the National Liberation struggle of Puerto Rico 
through Working Class Struggle.

Carlos Rovira, The Young Lords Party
The Young Lords were a powerful Puerto Rican Revolutionary organization that 
fought for the human and civil rights for all Working Class People of Color. 
  They were dedicated to the freedom of Puerto Rico and the fight for 
socialism.

Alice Hernandez, The PR Nationalist Party
The Puerto Rican Nationalist Party, was the Party of Don Pedro Albizu 
Campos.  The Party has continued the struggle for Puerto Rican independence 
for decades both in PR and New York City.

Blanca Vasquez, Latin Women?s Collective
The Latin Women's Collective was based in New York City, their political 
efforts on behalf of women's issues created an amazing legacy of Latina 
feminism and empowerment.

Eli Roman, The Puerto Rican Student Union
The PRSU was an organization of Puerto Rican Youth based in colleges in New 
York that organized for freedom, civil rights and unity among poor working 
class youth and people of color.

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