black and green

Black & Green Wednesday

FORUM: Eating Healthy in Schools: Countering Nutricide

WHEN: 7 pm, Wednesday August 6, 2008

WHERE: Legacy Books and Café, 5249 Delmar (near Union)

A panel discussion will include:

* Yasmine Ruiz-Smith, Green Party of St. Louis [moderator]

* Dr. Rosa Kincaid, Kincaid Medical Associates

* Linda McClerklin, Community Health Director, A Better World

* Afua Bromley, LAC, Universal Holistic Health Care

Food sold in supermarkets contributes to sickness. But are children being fed nutritious meals in schools?

A panel discussion will include:

* Yasmine Ruiz-Smith, Green Party of St. Louis [moderator]

* Dr. Rosa Kincaid, Kincaid Medical Associates

* Linda McClerklin, Community Health Director, A Better World

* Afua Bromley, LAC, Universal Holistic Health Care

Food sold in supermarkets contributes to sickness. But are children being fed nutritious meals in schools?

Could food actually be interfering with children’s learning? Could it be contributing to behavior problems and delinquency?

Black & Green Wednesday

FORUM: The LaVena Johnson Story
WHEN: 7 pm, Wednesday June 4, 2008
WHERE: Legacy Books and Café, 5249 Delmar (near Union)

A panel discussion will include:

* Lionel Nixon, African Newsworld newspaper [moderator]
* John Johnson, father of LaVena Johnson
* Redditt Hudson, American Civil Liberties Union
* Michael McPhearson, Veterans For Peace

Black & Green Wednesday

FORUM: Psychosis of Oppression

WHEN: 7 pm, Wednesday April 2, 2008

WHERE: Legacy Books and Café, 5249 Delmar (near Union)

A panel discussion will include:

* Michael A Mancini, PhD, School of Social Work, St. Louis University

* John Chasnoff, Gateway Green Alliance

* Zaki Baruti, Universal African Peoples Organization [moderator]

A panel discussion will include:

* Charles Quincy Troupe, St. Louis Board of Aldermen, Ward 1

* Mary Jo Maroney, Gateway Green Alliance

* Richard Dockett, St. Louis Area Concerned Taxpayers

* Steve Patterson, Publisher of UrbanReviewSTL.com

* Don Fitz, Missouri Green Party [moderator]

Tired of long waits in the cold and rain, many St. Louisans are demanding an
affordable mass transit system. Could we link that with redesigning
neighborhoods so people could ride bicycles or walk for most trips? Is it feasible to
reduce the number of cars on the road by 80%?

Black & Green Wednesday

Legacy Books and Café
5249 Delmar
University City, MO

A panel discussion will include:

* David May, Hands Off Venezuela
* Daniel Hellinger, Political Science Professor, Webster University
* Zaki Baruti, Green Party, Universal African Peoples Organization

From the makers of the Hands Off Venezuela film "Solidarity," and the Sanitarios Maracay short film series, comes "No Volverán -The Venezuelan Revolution Now," an exciting feature length documentary about the Venezuelan Revolution.