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Juneteenth

Sektor 6 Kommunikations (s6k),
Real University, WBAI 99.5 fm
in association with
9/11 Citizens Watch, Independent Media Center NY,
NJ Civil Rights Defense Committee,
Chat The Planet, Downtown Community TV,
Madama Griffitts LLP, Rise Up Radio
& chashama Theater @ Times Square
present

The Bridge 3 Forum Series
Resistance through Truth:
Media's responsibility to Democracy
Saturday October 11th 2003
chashama Theater @ Times Square NYC
125 W42nd Street (between 6th Ave. & Broadway)
1pm to 10pm (and beyond...)
FREE-FREE-FREE-FREEABSOLUTELY FREEFREE-FREE-FREE-FREE
This will be an all day event to celebrate the enjoyable side of living your life with the blinders off.

"Logic is an enemy and truth is a menace." Rod Serling

Movie screenings, speeches, music, Q&A's, interviews, and panels all presented to supply strategies to sift through the seemingly insurmountable misinformation to find better questions to ask and better places to find answers,
and most importantly,
how YOU can GET & STAY INVOLVED.

Featuring presentations and Q&A's with;
John Judge (9/11 Citizens Watch)
IndyMedia (Independent Media Center, New York)
Jeannette Gabriel (NJ Civil Rights Defense Committee)
Elombe Brathe (Patrice Lumumba Coalition, Afrikaleidoscope-WBAI)
Rise Up Radio (Rise Up Radio Coalition)
Piper Anderson (Blackout Arts Collective)

A special screening and panel discussion of
DCTV / Chat The Planet
Bridge to Baghdad 2

WBAI 99.5 fm NYC presents screenings of award winning documentaries;
From the award winning producer of "Hidden War of Desert Storm",
producer, director Gerard Ungeman presents his latest film
Plan Columbia: Cashing-in on the Drug-War Failure

In a hard-hitting special report, award-winning journalist and filmmaker John Pilger investigates the effects of sanctions on the people of Iraq and finds that ten years of extraordinary isolation, imposed by the UN and enforced by the US and Britain, have killed more people than the two atomic bombs dropped on Japan.
Paying the Price-Killing the Children of Iraq

Special music performances by;
-In the theater
Auracle v.2 (Experimental mixed-media)
-In the window
Adam Matta / 7734 (Beatbox socio-political soundscape)

Event Schedule

More participants & presentations to be confirmed

Approximately 18,048 hours after this tragic occurrence, Americans are
still being told half-truths, patriotic propaganda, and blatant lies about
the lives of those the US has thrust its vengence upon
as well as the lives & health of its own citizens.

"Use the media and stop the media from using you."
Stay tuned...

A special screening and panel discussion of
Bridge to Baghdad 2
Bridge to Baghdad II allows these two groups to resume the conversation that was cut short by a war. In Bridge to Baghdad II, the young Americans and Iraqis hold another satellite dialogue where they are finally able to ask the questions which have been burning inside them for weeks: What happened during the war? How do you feel now that Saddam is gone from power? Were there things you wanted to say last time but could not because of the regime? In this hour long special to air on WorldLink and NHK, the American and Iraqi youth together tackle the largest question of all: what now?

Bridge to Baghdad II cameras follow the Iraqi youths as they begin this new journey. In intimate video diaries, the same Iraqi youths take us along as they return to their bombed out classrooms for the first time. We follow Hamsa as she begins work as a translator for the myriad of American news agencies that have suddenly flooded her neighborhood. And again we meet up with Walid, the Iraqi metal-head, whose rock band reunites when the guitarist and bassist return from the front lines.
(more information on Bridge to Baghdad 2)

John Judge
(9/11 Citizens Watch, Committee on Political Assassination)
John is an author, historian, and researcher who, since the sixties, has examined the hidden history of the Cold War, U.S. intelligence agencies, and international fascism, naming the key players in control of our society and describes their plans to gain that final frontier --
"the space between our ears."

Currently Mr. Judge has trained his sights on the myriad of issues that relate to 9/11. 9/11 CitizensWatch is a new citizen-led oversight process established to monitor and constructively engage the Government-sanctioned National Commission on the Terrorist Attacks on the U.S.

9/11 CitizensWatch will be supported and guided by the 9/11 Families Advisory Group and an increasingly active network of researchers, scholars, investigative journalists and concerned citizens. Together we will champion the most vital lines of questioning and publicly report and comment on their proceedings.

The BLACKOUT Arts Collective (BAC) is a nonprofit organization working to empower communities of color through the arts, education and activism. BAC brings together artists and activists to utilize the arts as a tool to address social, political and economic issues, and to develop solutions for critical concerns facing communities of color. Their work educates, inspires and brings to the forefront topics such as the expanding prison industrial complex, police brutality, domestic violence, lack of arts programs in public schools, and voter registration.

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