[News] Randall Robinson - Haiti, From Revolution to the Kidnapping of a President, in Oakaland Sept. 20

[Anti-Imperialist News]

Hear the first detailed first-person account of how President 
Aristide was kidnapped by American soldiers and flown 6000 miles, 
against his will, to the isolated Central African Republic...and why 
Haiti's history and continuing struggle for freedom and independence 
is important to all of us.

Marcus Book Stores present
Randall Robinson in Oakland

Thursday, Sept. 20 - 6:30 p.m. - only Bay Area appearance!
Allen Temple Baptist Church, 8501 Internat'l Blvd

Author of the explosive new book An Unbroken Agony: Haiti, From 
Revolution to the Kidnapping of a President

In An Unbroken Agony, Robinson majestically chronicles the convulsive 
saga of Haiti -- from Columbus' arrival in 1492 ... to the 
fearlessness of the slave revolutionaries who defeated the armies of 
Napoleon Bonaparte in 1804, ending slavery and wresting from France 
the most valuable colony of any European power ... to the US-led 
operation removing from power Jean-Bertrand Aristide, Haiti's first 
democratically-elected president and his entire government in 2004.

Randall Robinson, a celebrated civil rights and anti-apartheid 
activist, author of the best seller The Debt, and founder of 
TransAfrica Forum, lives on the island of St. Kitts in the Caribbean.

This rare Bay Area appearance by Randall Robinson is sponsored by 
Marcus Book Stores and co-sponsored by Allen Temple Baptist Church 
and the Haiti Action Committee.

Tickets: $5.00 (admission to lecture and book-signing, with an 
opportunity to meet the author)
                 $30.00 (includes admission and a copy of An Unbroken Agony)
                 Ages 12 and under - free

Tickets available at Marcus Books in Oakland at 3900 Martin Luther 
King, Jr. Way [510.652.2344] or at Marcus Books in San Francisco at 
1714 Fillmore Street [415.346.4222].




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