The Saturday Free School invites you to join us in this two-day symposium on ‘Science and Revolution’ celebrating 50 years of the publication of Henry Winston’s Strategy for a Black Agenda.
At a time of intense domestic and global political crisis, with the world breaking away from the logic of US imperialism and war agenda, the ruling class is desperate to maintain its legitimacy through new forms of ideological offensive against the American people. Henry Winston’s life, legacy and thought take profound importance in today’s struggle for peace and democracy, to create a strategy for the future. Featuring a documentary screening, panel presentations and roundtable discussions, this symposium will study and develop the science that Winston deploys to understand and guide the revolutionary process in America. As part of the symposium, we will also launch Avant-Garde : a Journal of Peace, Democracy and Science, a journal for our times, which insists that science, art and history are means for liberation that belong to the people. The first issue of this journal will be dedicated to Henry Winston.
Lunch will be provided on Saturday, and dinner on Sunday.
Please consider donating to our GoFundMe—all contributions will go toward event expenses: https://buff.ly/3Q4kW88
At a time of intense domestic and global political crisis, with the world breaking away from the logic of US imperialism and war agenda, the ruling class is desperate to maintain its legitimacy through new forms of ideological offensive against the American people. Henry Winston’s life, legacy and thought take profound importance in today’s struggle for peace and democracy, to create a strategy for the future. Featuring a documentary screening, panel presentations and roundtable discussions, this symposium will study and develop the science that Winston deploys to understand and guide the revolutionary process in America. As part of the symposium, we will also launch Avant-Garde : a Journal of Peace, Democracy and Science, a journal for our times, which insists that science, art and history are means for liberation that belong to the people. The first issue of this journal will be dedicated to Henry Winston.
Lunch will be provided on Saturday, and dinner on Sunday.
Please consider donating to our GoFundMe—all contributions will go toward event expenses: https://buff.ly/3Q4kW88
