"You just don't know how lucky you are that black
people can still tolerate living in shacks and
go and work for white people in beautiful homes,
and not kill those white people."
ARCHBISHOP DESMOND TUTU, JULY 2001
At the Durban anti-racism conference, 20 000 people
marched for reparations and against globalisation.
Then five days before the Sept 11 attack the US
government walked out of Durban.
This new film from South Africa asks why so many
in Africa blame northern governments and corporations
for their poverty. Includes exclusive interviews with
Tutu, Mandela, Soros, Mbeki and others.
Screenings are FREE and presented interactively by the
filmmaker!
Wed 28 Nov - NEW YORK, NY - New School
8:00pm, Swayduck Auditorium, 65 Fifth Ave
Contact Timo Lyrra: LYYRA at newschool.edu
212-229-5580
Thur 29 Nov - NORTHAMPTON, MA - Smith College
7:30pm, Neilson Library Browsing Room
Contact Tandeka Nkiwane (TNKIWANE at email.smith.edu)
Fri 30 Nov - WORCESTER - Clark
Contact Laila Smith: LSmith at clarku.edu
Sat 1 Dec - BOSTON - MA Coll of Art
2pm, 621 Huntington Avenue
Longwood Stop on Green E Line
Contact Rajiv Rawat: rrawat at hsph.harvard.edu
Mon 3 Dec - BALTIMORE - Johns Hopkins
7.30pm, AMR1 Multipurpose Room
Johns Hopkins University, Homewood Campus
3400 No. Charles St.
Contact Chris powers: powers at jhu.edu
Tue 4 Dec - WASHINGTON DC
To be finalised
Contact Carole Collins: collinsc at igc.org
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"South Africa is in the hands of Global Capital.
That's why it can't meet the legitimate aspirations
of its people"
GEORGE SOROS, FINANCIER
"We can't wait 40 years like the holocaust
victims. We want reparations now!"
ARCHBISHOP OF CAPE TOWN NJONGO NDUNGANE
"The gentlemen in Davos are in the minority in the
world today. The future lies here in Porto Alegre."
TREVOR NGWANE, SOWETO ACTIVIST
The film includes an inside view of the racism conference
in Durban, the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland
and the World Social Forum in Porto Alegre, Brazil.