Sunday, May 19, 1pm
Combined Radical Women & FSP monthly meeting
Obama's Cruel Immigration Hoax
Immigration "reform" plans proposed by Congress and the President actually benefit big business while penalizing immigrants. Add your comments in a discussion about what kind of reforms would really benefit immigrants. Everyone welcome.
Home-cooked Brunch served at 12:15pm for $8 donation
New Valencia Hall, 747 Polk St., San Francisco
(at Ellis, near Civic Center, BART/Muni and on #19, 31, 47, & 49 Muni bus lines)
Friday, May 3, 7:00pm
May Day Celebration
Clara Fraser: The Original Socialist Feminist
A public commemoration of this international working-class holiday honoring the life and ideas of "Clara Fraser: The Original Socialist Feminist." The daughter of Russian immigrants, Fraser founded the first revolutionary socialist feminist party in the world and taught a generation of young radicals and feminists how to stand together to fight discrimination and exploitation. Today the party she founded has sections in Australia and the U.S. and works with leftists in Mexico, Canada, New Zealand, Costa Rica and the Dominican Republic.
Speakers
Luma Nichol, anti-Nazi organizer and former housemate of Fraser
Norma Gallegos, queer Chicana feminist and public education defender
International Buffet ($10 donation) at 6:00pm
(Door $3-$5.00; $2 students or strikers).
New Valencia Hall, 747 Polk St. (at Ellis, 3 blocks from City Hall), San Francisco
For work exchanges or childcare, please call in advance: 415-864-1278 or email bafsp [at] earthlink.net. Sponsored by Radical Women and Freedom Socialist Party.
Thursday, March 28, 7:00pm
Radical Women Monthly Gathering
Learn about New York City RW campaigns, get the latest on the fight to save public education at City College of San Francisco, and hear how you can make a difference working with a vibrant socialist feminist group.
New Valencia Hall, 747 Polk St. (at Ellis, 3 blocks from City Hall)
Home-cooked dinner served at 6:15pm for a $7.50 donation.
Everyone is welcome. Wheelchair accessible.
For more info call 415-864-1278, email baradicalwomen@earthlink.net.
Thursday, March 14, 4:00pm-6:00pm
Rally to Save City College of San Francisco
Don't let corporations destroy public education! Take a stand at this protest organized by students, staff, faculty and community supporters in the Save CCSF Coalition. Say No to Privatization, Yes to quality, affordable public education!
San Francisco City Hall at Civic Center, on Polk St. at McAllister St.
For more info, call 415-864-1278 or email baRadicalWomen@earthlink.net
Thursday, March 14, 6:00pm-8:00pm
Post-Rally Get-Together
Relax, warm up and meet CCSF defenders at a social hosted by Radical Women and the Freedom Socialist Party. Enjoy tasty nibbles, drink & cheer!
New Valencia Hall, 747 Polk St. (at Ellis, 3 blocks from City Hall)
For more info, call 415-864-1278 or email baRadicalWomen@earthlink.net
Sunday, February 24, 1:00pm
Black History Month meeting
Blacks and the Founding of Public Education
Universal public education in the U.S. sprang into life after the Civil War, propelled by the fierce determination of freed slaves, especially women. The meeting will discuss this vital history as detailed by W.E.B. Du Bois in Black Reconstruction in America, 1860-1880.
A home-cooked lunch is served at 12:15pm for an $8 donation.
The meeting is free and open to all.
Cosponsored by Radical Women and the Freedom Socialist Party
Saturday January 26, noon - 2:00pm
Protest anti-abortionists!
Radical Women calls on supporters of women's rights to oppose the Walk for Life anti-abortion demonstrators as they march through downtown San Francisco to mark the 40th anniversary of the historic Roe v. Wade Supreme Court decision. Bring chants and picket signs and let the country know that the Bay Area supports reproductive rights!
Gather on Market Street at Justin Herman Plaza (cross-street: Steuart).
Contact: baradicalwomen [at] earthlink.net, 415-864-1278
Thursday January 17, 7:00 pm
Radical Women Monthly Meeting
Roe v. Wade at 40—The ongoing battle to win reproductive rights for women of all colors
Women in the U.S. won the right to legalized abortion in 1973, but the fight to safeguard reproductive rights rages on. Women of color have been in the forefront of this battle, keeping the needs of poor and working women on the agenda. Share your thoughts on this bedrock feminist issue.
A home-made winter buffet with vegetarian option served at 6:15 pm for $7.50.
New Valencia Hall, 747 Polk St. (at Ellis), San Francisco. (7 blocks from Civic Center BART, on or near Muni lines #19, 31, 38, 47 & 49) Wheelchair accessible.
Contact: baradicalwomen [at] earthlink.net, 415-864-1278
2012 Activities