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11:00 am Oakland Book Fair @ Oscar Grant Plaza
Oakland Book Fair @ Oscar Grant Plaza
May 31 @ 11:00 am – 6:00 pm
One Day • Seven Hours • 90 Writers • 40 Events Schedule here. Readings and conversations with Ben Fong-Torres, Edwidge Danticat, Tracy K. Smith, Matthew Zapruder, Jenny Offill, Novella Carpenter, and others Panels with Paul Beatty, Astra Taylor, Vikram Chandra, Elaine Brown, Leo Hollis, Anthony Marra, and many more Rick Prelinger with Lost Landscapes of Oakland Children’s Area by Fairyland, MOCHA, and Oakland Public Library Music by HipHop4Change, Oakland Youth Chorus, and Oakland School for Arts58827
2:00 pm Celebrate the Life of Leslie Feinberg, Revolutionary Transgender Warrior @ Humanist Hall
Celebrate the Life of Leslie Feinberg, Revolutionary Transgender Warrior @ Humanist Hall
May 31 @ 2:00 pm – 5:00 pm
For over 50 years Leslie Feinberg, revolutionary activist, transgender warrior in the LGBTQI community fought for justice. Leslie, who identified as an anti-racist white, working-class, secular Jewish, transgender, lesbian, female, revolutionary communist, died on November 15. She succumbed to complications from multiple tick-borne co-infections, including Lyme disease, after decades of illness. Feinberg’s 1993 first novel, Stone Butch Blues, won the Lambda Literary Award and the 1994 American Library Association Gay & Lesbian Book Award.  Feinberg authored Trans Liberation: Beyond Pink or Blue and Transgender Warriors: Making History; the novel Drag … Continued
2:00 pm Planning Meetings for ‘Listen Up Mayors’ Actions During Annual Conference of Mayors @ United Here
Planning Meetings for ‘Listen Up Mayors’ Actions During Annual Conference of Mayors @ United Here
May 31 @ 2:00 pm – 4:00 pm
Planning Meetings for 'Listen Up Mayors' Actions During Annual Conference of Mayors @ United Here | San Francisco | California | United States
San Francisco is hosting the 83rd Annual Conference of Mayors June 19th, 2015 – June 22nd.. Around 250 Mayors will be in attendance. This is an opportunity to raise issues locally and nationally that are of concern to us. Black Lives Matter Gentrification Homelessness Privatization Homophobia and Transphobia Immigration The Environment Corporate Greed Wars not People All are welcome to help plan for actions.   58894
3:00 pm FUN FUN FUN @ OMNI @ La Commune Cafe & Bookstore
FUN FUN FUN @ OMNI @ La Commune Cafe & Bookstore
May 31 @ 3:00 pm – 9:00 pm
Re-Animinate, Break Bread and Celebrate. Potluck! Dancing! Open Mic! Community Circle! Imagination Station!  58892
3:45 pm Open Circle @ Omni Commons
Open Circle @ Omni Commons
May 31 @ 3:45 pm – 5:30 pm
Open Circle, first and foremost, is an opportunity to build community with one another. Secondly, it is a space to reflect and collaborate on strategies and actions to bring an end to these egregious crimes. Please join us for the Potluck at 3:00 pm followed by the Open Circle at 3:45 pm. Please bring a dish or snacks to share! Open circle will begin with speakers who have lost their loved ones to police violence, followed by reflection and dialogue around the current state and thoughts or approaches on how … Continued
3:45 pm Press the Police – With Ali Winston @ Laurel Bookstore
Press the Police – With Ali Winston @ Laurel Bookstore
May 31 @ 3:45 pm – 4:30 pm
Presented by Mother Jones From Baltimore to Ferguson to the streets of Oakland, unjust shootings by cops have put law enforcement under the microscope. How is the media covering a changing police force? This panel will explore how reporting and activism can help hold cops accountable to those they are charged to protect. JAEAH LEE is a reporter at Mother Jones. Her recent work includes investigations into police shootings and officer accountability, and a multimedia package on the cost of gun violence. Her writing has appeared in The Atlantic, The Guardian, and Wired, among others. … Continued