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Freedom Socialist Party hosts Public Study Group on March 9th in Harlem ~ Topic: Will Obama Plan save workers?

 

Contact:      Susan Williams
                  (212) 222-0633 work
                  (917) 543-5988 cell
                   fsp@nyct.net

 
For Release:  Immediately

 
Harlem: Monday, March 9th
Economics for Activists. This six-session public study group offers a crash course on the nuts and bolts of how capitalism works and why it doesn't anymore!  The theme for the March 9th session is "Will Obama's 'New Deal' save workers?" 

 

 

Discussion will focus on worker's power and control as a solution to the current economic crisis. Freedom Hall, 113 W. 128th Street (between Malcolm X/Lenox and 7th Ave, Subways #2 or 3; 4, 5 or 6; A, B, C or D to 125th St.).  Free, 7:30-9pm.  Snacks, 7pm, $5.00 donation.  Continues on alternate Mondays.  Information or readings, call 212-222-0633 or email fsp@nyct.net.  Sponsor: Freedom Socialist Party.

 

 


 
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