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size="+1"><i>The Freedom Archives, with the extended family
and friends of Barbara Lubinski, invite you to a cultural
memorial event to honor her life and many</i><i> </i><i>contributions.</i></font><br>
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Friday, September 16, 2016<br>
African American Art & Culture Complex<br>
762 Fulton Street, San Francisco</font></b><br>
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Social hour 6 – 7 pm<br>
Program 7 pm sharp – Buriel Clay Theater<br>
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Including performers and longtime friends of Barbara:<br>
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Avotcja, poet & musician<br>
Lincoln Bergman, poet & co-founder of Freedom Archives<br>
Terry Collins, Co-Founder KPOO<br>
India Cooke on violin with Bill Crossman on piano <br>
Barbara Dane, legendary jazz & blues singer and activist<br>
The Hill Family<br>
Lewis Jordan on saxophone<br>
Audee Kochiyama Holman, Asian Law Caucus<br>
Genny Lim, poet, playwright, and performer<br>
Kara Murray, Mosaic<br>
Nina Serrano, poet & co-founder of Freedom Archives<br>
Thomas Simpson, founder & artistic director of AfroSolo<br>
_____________________________________________<br>
Barbara Lubinski passed unexpectedly into the ancestral realm at
the age of 73 on May 5th, 2016.<br>
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Barbara was an extremely warm, kind, and generous woman who helped
raise many stepchildren, nephews, and nieces in her extended San
Francisco family. She produced “Common Woman” and news with KPOO
Radio and initiated Freedom is a Constant Struggle at KPFA.
Barbara was a dedicated anti-racist and anti-imperialist.<br>
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Among her most notable programs are in-prison interviews with
Lolita Lebron and Assata Shakur, an interview with South African
liberation leader Chris Hani, and many programs on resisting
oppression. <br>
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Donations accepted to cover costs<br>
For more information contact us</font><br>
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Freedom Archives 522 Valencia Street San Francisco, CA 94110 415
863.9977 <a class="moz-txt-link-abbreviated"
href="http://www.freedomarchives.org">www.freedomarchives.org</a>
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