Scott Crow: Reflections on Liberation

<p>Scott Crow: Reflections on Liberation</p><p>Flying Squirrel Community Space (285 Clarissa St.)</p><p>April 10, 2014</p><p>7-9pm</p><p>donations welcome!</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p><span class="fsl">Black Flags and Windmills: Creating power from below<br>This visual and engaging presentation drawn from Scott Crow’s book Black Flags and Windmills illustrates through stories, analysis and diverse political movement histories how individuals and communities can create collective liberation to change their own worlds by <span class="text_exposed_show">creating power from below. It covers how the ideas, philosophies and practices of anarchism have grown shaping and influencing modern political movements and tendencies from the post-Seattle alternative globalization movements to the Common Ground Collective after Hurricane Katrina, the Occupy uprisings, environmental and animal rights movements and beyond. It also covers the rise of the surveillance state and the implications of political activism being labeled ‘terrorism’.<br><br>The presentation which is equal parts personal story, radical history and organizing philosophies asks questions about how we engage in social change, the real and perceived challenges presented by the state and power and dares us to rethink how we engage in creating sustainable and liberatory futures.</span></span></p>

<p>Scott Crow: Reflections on Liberation</p> <p>Flying Squirrel Community Space (285 Clarissa St.)</p> <p>April 10, 2014</p> <p>7-9pm</p> <p>donations welcome!</p> <p> </p> <p><span class="fsl">Black Flags and Windmills: Creating power from below<br />This visual and engaging presentation drawn from Scott Crow’s book Black Flags and Windmills illustrates through stories, analysis and diverse political movement histories how individuals and communities can create collective liberation to change their own worlds by <span class="text_exposed_show">creating power from below. It covers how the ideas, philosophies and practices of anarchism have grown shaping and influencing modern political movements and tendencies from the post-Seattle alternative globalization movements to the Common Ground Collective after Hurricane Katrina, the Occupy uprisings, environmental and animal rights movements and beyond. It also covers the rise of the surveillance state and the implications of political activism being labeled ‘terrorism’.<br /><br />The presentation which is equal parts personal story, radical history and organizing philosophies asks questions about how we engage in social change, the real and perceived challenges presented by the state and power and dares us to rethink how we engage in creating sustainable and liberatory futures.</span></span></p>