From:    "Colin" <eagercolin@yahoo.com>
Subject: [bpp-organizers] May Day Buffalo 2003
Date:    Sunday, April 27, 2003 1:31 PM

Come together this May Day weekend to stand for peace 
and justice throughout the world and for real 
democracy here at home! 

May Day Buffalo has called for several days of events 
surrounding the May Day holiday. It seemed kinda 
appropriate, given our name. Here's what we'll be 
doing: 

Thursday, May 1st: 

Anti-war Reading, Rust Belt Books, 202 Allen:
Subversive Theatre is sponsoring a reading of Irwin
Shaw's anti-war play "Bury the Dead." 

Friday, May 2nd: 

Critical Mass Ride, 5:30 PM: Route TBD 

May Day Social: "Not One Youth For War and Empire!", 
6:30 PM. Access Storefront Project 3180 Main Street. 
The May Day Social in Buffalo is being organized as a 
political and social evening where high school and 
other youth can meet others active in opposing U.S. 
empire and standing for another world. Join us for an 
informal evening of discussion, food and refreshments.

Sponsored by Buffalo Forum. 

Punk/Hardcore Show, 7 PM, 99 Custer Street: Do you 
like music? So do we! So come to the show! 

Saturday, May 3rd: 

Women in Black, 12 PM, Bidwell Park: Women in Black 
is an inclusive, weekly, silent and solemn vigil for 
peace. May Day Buffalo will stand in solidarity with 
WIB and we encourage others to do so as well. 

Walmart Protest, 2 PM, 5033 Transit Road 
Williamsville: Rally against Walmart's labor practices

at home and abroad! 

Sunday, May 4th: 

Haymarket Commemorative Rally/March, 2 PM, UB South 
Campus Station: May 4th is the 117th anniversary of 
the Haymarket affair, in which 8 radicals were framed 
by the government for their role in the struggle for 
an eight hour workday. Outrage over the execution of 
four of the Haymarket defendants led to the 
establishment of May 1st as an international working 
class holiday. Join together to honor the memory of 
the Haymarket martyrs and to continue the struggle 
against injustice. 

Radical/Activist Carnival, 3 PM, Shoshone Park (near 
Main and Hertel): Come hear speakers, eat, drink, and 
play! Meet others and discuss how we can move forward 
towards a just and sustainable world. 

Benefit Show, 6 PM, Broadway Joe's 3051 Main Street: 
Good music for a good cause -- the Access Storefront 
Project www.accesscommunity.net

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