REVOLUTIONS, July 19th: CMJs Five Year Anniversary Celebration
July 19, 2008 - 3:00 pm to July 19, 2008 - 8:00 pm
As the staff, members, and board of the Center for Media Justice honor our past and look toward our future, we invite you to support REVOLUTION, our five year anniversary event and fundraiser, and the hottest movement party of the year!
With delicious Caribbean hors d’oveurs, an inspirational program, and dynamic live performances REVOLUTIONS will top off the celebration with an indoor-outdoor dance party!
The evening’s MC will be hip-hop author Jeff Chang, and will feature notorious West and East Coast DJ’s Sake1 and Lumumba aka DJ Revolution Other highlights will be live performances by Invincible – Detroit Lyrical Warrior emergencemusic.net, and Jahi – Bay Area WordPowerSound onefamspot.ning.com/profile/JAHI.
You can help us celebrate five years of media change for the movement in three ways:
Come Party! Save the Date for our five-year anniversary event & benefit party, REVOLUTIONS, Saturday, July 19th, Club Oasis, Oakland, CA, 3-8pm. Online ticket sales are closed. You will have to buy them at the door, so come early!
Price: $10 - youth, $25 - rider, $35 - rioter, $50 - rockstar!
Ages: ALL AGES WELCOME
Location: 135 12th Street, Oakland 94607
Contact Person: Sheena Johnson
Contact Phone: 510-444-0640 x 316
Contact Email: sheena@centerformediajustice.org
Website: www.centerformediajustice.org



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