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SUMMARY:Housing Protest
DESCRIPTION:President Clinton Can Easily Afford Harlem
How About YOU?
Illegal evictions, landlord harassment, and soaring rents are driving African Americans out of the historic Black community of Harlem. While our first Black President Bill Clinton can rent with relative ease in Harlem so many poor and working families are barely able to make ends meet. We are bringing this message of displacement and rising homelessness to the doorsteps of President Clinton’s luxury office digs.
JOIN OUR PROTEST:
Wednesday, July 19, 2006
In front of 55 West 125th Street
(Between Fifth and Lenox Avenues)
The established media has largely ignored the displacement and soaring evictions occurring throughout Harlem. This impact on Harlem is devastating. In fact Harlem is losing its African American population and this trend will continue unless the people intervene to save the historic legacy of Harlem.
WE DEMAND A MORATORIUM ON EVICTIONS.
Power concedes nothing without a demand! It never has and it never will. Frederick Douglass
Save the days
July 26th Town hall Meeting, 6 PM, St. Ambrose Episcopal Church, 9 West 130th between Fifth and Lenox Avenues.
July 28th: Benefit for the Harlem Tenants Council: Explosive new documentary, about Giuliani Time’s at The Riverside Theater, 91 Claremont Avenue @ 120th St. Tickets: $10. For purchase call 212 870-6784 or buy online at ticketweb.com. After the screening there will be a discussion with Producer/Director Kevin Keating.
July 29th: Harlem Community Law Day: Outdoor Plaza of the Harlem State Office Building. Call 212-234-5005 for additional details.
For additional information contact the Harlem Tenants Council at 212-234-5005 or E-mail: harlemtenants@aol.com
Click this URL for more information http://welcometoharlem.com/?ct=cal&ci=12774&c_v=evt&c_eid=67556
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