THE POWER-PACKED LEGACY of the CIVIL RIGHTS MOVEMENT

The '60s Black revolt offers crucial lessons for the fight against 
discrimination and poverty in the '90s.  Panelist will discuss how the 
experiences of that era can strengthen today's movement, and help defeat 
rightwing assaults, such as anit-gay Initiatives 608 and 610.

					_SPEAKERS_:

Dr. Robert Jeffrey-- Pastor of New Hope Baptist Church; 
		Executive Director of Black Dollar Days Task Force

Bettylou Valentine-- Director of Central Youth and Family Services;
		Worked with Congress of Racial Equality (CORE) in '60s

Rudabu-- Brother to Brother member; former Southwest Coordinator of the 
		DuBois Club; and New Orleans CORE activist

Larri Sims Jr.-- Student Body President, Seattle Central Community College;
		Motivated student council decision to boycott Colorado

Guerry Hoddersen-- Veteran of Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee 
		(SNCC) civil rights organizing in Mississippi

						_MODERATOR_:
Bill Ross-- King County Hands Off WAshington Steering Committee member

			TUESDAY, JUNE 21, 7:00 P.M.
	SEATTLE CENTRAL COMMUNITY CALLEGE, BRODWAY & PINE, ROOM 1110

Sponsored by:

Hands Off Washington-King County Coalition, Brother to Brother Political 
Affairs Committee, Central Area Chamber of Commerce, Freedom Socialist 
Party, Triangle Club of SCCC.

PLEASE BRING DONATIONS FOR THE NEW HOPE BAPTIST CHURCH REBUILDING FUND.

			For more information call Bill at 325-5404,
			     Su at 722-2453 or Annette at 325-5814