The Legacy of Black Workers' Struggle to End the War on the Poor

🎉 Join us for an inspiring event honoring 100 Years of Black History! 🎉
Explore the legacy of Black workers as they advocate for economic justice and stand up against the War on the Poor:

• ✊ Learn from our history: Inspiration drawn from boycotts, marches, and strikes.
• 👩🏿‍🏫 Hear from trailblazers: Black women share their powerful stories confronting authority.
• 📈 Current issues: Discuss today's challenges, including Trump's attacks on SNAP benefits.

Featuring:
🔹 Kristina Lee, SEIU 1021 member and San Francisco city worker, coordinator of Reproductive Justice in San Francisco.
🔹 Music by Destiny Muhammad, a talented recording artist and composer.

🗓 Date: Sunday, 22 Februari
🕛 Time: 12:00 - 14:00
💵 Door donation: $5
*Discounted entry:$3 for low-income individuals, strikers, and students.
🍽Southern Lunch at 14:00:**Donation of $10-$15 (Vegan options available).

📍**Location:New Valencia Hall, 747 Polk St., San Francisco
🚪Accessibility:Wheelchair accessible entrance.
🚌Nearby Transit:**Seven blocks from Civic Center BART and accessible via Muni lines #5, 19, 27, 31, 38 & 49.

👉Sponsored by:Freedom Socialist Party
📞For more information or to pre-arrange childcare/work exchanges, contact:415-864-1278
✉️Email:bayareafsp@socialism.com
🔗More details: Event Link