Upcoming AK events, including December 1st sale and Ward Churchill!!!

WINTER SALE!
Thursday, December 1 - 4-10pm
AK Press Warehouse / 674-A 23rd St. / Oakland

Mark your calendar NOW, and stop by for our annual winter sale.
Everything in the warehouse (including brand new stuff) will be 25% off.
And check out our sale tables with items priced as low as $1!! That's
right...$1!! As always, refreshments served. Bring your friends and family!

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OTHER UPCOMING EVENTS

---EVENTS IN THE BAY AREA---

WARD CHURCHILL "SINCE PREDATOR CAME" BOOKLAUNCH
Friday, December 2 - 8 pm (doors at 7 pm)
Berkeley Fellowship of Unitarian Universalist Hall / 1924 Cedar St. (at
Bonita) / Berkeley
Tickets $5-$10, available only at the door - PLEASE ARRIVE EARLY.
Join us for an evening with Ward Churchill to celebrate the launch of
SINCE PREDATOR CAME. Ward, a prolific writer and lecturer, will speak
about contemporary issues of Native American people, and will put these
struggles into their historic context.

THE FUTURE OF THE STRUGGLE: MOVEMENT VETERANS DISCUSS YESTERDAY'S
LESSONS FOR TODAY
Sunday, December 4 - 6:30 pm (doors at 6 pm)
First Unitarian Church of Oakland / 685 14th St. / Oakland
Tickets $15 - Advance tickets available now at City Lights or Modern
Times in San Francisco; at Cody's, Walden Pond and Black Oak Books in
the East Bay; or better yet, online at
http://www.akpress.org/2005/items/futureofstruggleticket
A moderated panel discussion featuring movement veterans Ward Churchill
(American Indian Movement), Kathleen Cleaver (Black Panther Party), Bo
Brown (George Jackson Brigade), Russell Means (American Indian
Movement), Yuri Kochiyama (Civil Rights Activist), Mike James (SDS,
Rising Up Angry), Barry Romo (Vietnam Veterans Against the War), and
Elizabeth Martinez (Chicana activist & author).

ROXANNE DUNBAR ORTIZ LAUNCHES "BLOOD ON THE BORDER: A MEMOIR OF THE
CONTRA WAR"
Friday, December 9th - 7pm
AK Press Warehouse / 674-A 23rd St. / Oakland
In this long-awaited book, Roxanne Dunbar-Ortiz vividly recounts
on-the-ground memories of the contra war in Nicaragua, chronicling the
US-sponsored terror inflicted on the people of Nicaragua following their
1981 election of the Socialist Sandinistas that ousted Reagan darling
and vicious dictator Somoza. Anyone interested in Latin American
history, or in better understanding the violent turmoil of our world
today should relish this chance to hear Roxanne Dunbar-Ortiz speak.