[Imc-neworleans] "CINCO DE MAYO PEOPLE'S FORUM" IN NEW ORLEANS TO BUILD BRIDGES BETWEEN BLACK & BROWN

[Carl Webb]

"CINCO DE MAYO PEOPLE'S FORUM" TO BUILD BRIDGES
BETWEEN BLACK & BROWN @ ASHE IN NEW ORLEANS

Dear arts communities,

In the wake of the national demonstrations for
immigrant rights, ArteFututo Productions and the Ashe
Cultural Arts Center in New Orleans is hosting a Cinco
de Mayo People's Forum to bring black and brown people
together in a night of community dialogue.  Ashe
executive director Carol Bebelle is in great support
of having the center open its doors to the thousands
of Latino immigrants engaged in the reconstruction of
the city.  This night of dialogue/noche de dialogo
will be one of many that will take place at Ashe to
bring these two cultures together to address the
challenges of rebuilding New Orleans.

Please join us,

Jose Torres Tama 
ArteFuturo Productions 
2453 Dauphine Street, New Orleans, LA 70117  
504.232.2968 or jose at torrestama.com

 http://www.torrestama.com
"Aim the truth at their lies."
 

A 'CINCO DE MAYO' PEOPLE'S RECEPTION & FORUM 
TO BUILD BRIDGES BETWEEN BLACK AND BROWN
@ ASHE CULTURAL ARTS CENTER 
1712 ORETHA CASTLE-HALEY BLVD.

As a tribute to the Mexican workers in New Orleans and
other Latino immigrants engaged in the reconstruction
efforts, the Ashe Cultural Arts Center is hosting an
evening of community dialogue to celebrate 'Cinco de
Mayo' and bring black and brown people together.  The
Ashe Cultural Arts Center opens its doors to the
Latino community in New Orleans and offers its space
as a gathering place and cultural 'casa/home' for the
thousands of immigrant workers in the city.

FRIDAY, MAY 5, 2006 from 5-7PM
All are welcomed 
Refreshments will be served

For more information, call Jose Torres Tama 
of ArteFuturo Productions at 504.232.2968
& Ashe Cultural Arts Center at 504.569.9070

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UN CINCO DE MAYO FORO Y RECEPCION PARA LA GENTE
PARA CREAR PUENTES CULTURALES ENTRE 
AFRO-AMERICANOS Y LATINOS
ASHE CULTURAL ARTS CENTER 
1712  ORETHA CASTLE-HALEY BLVD.

En un tributo a los obreros mejicanos en Nueva Orleans
y otros emigrantes latinos trabajando en el esfuerzo
de la reconstruccion de la ciudad, el Centro Cultural
Ashe abre sus puertas para una noche de dialogo y
celebracion durante 'cinco de mayo' este viernes.  El
Centro Cultural Ashe se presta a abrir sus puertas y
ofrecer una 'casa cultural' a los miles de emigrantes
latinos en Nueva Orleans y este foro es un acto para 
tratar de unir a estas dos culturas en dialogo.

VIERNES, CINCO DE MAYO de las 5 a 7 de la tarde
Libre para todos 
Con refrescos y comida

Para mas informacion llame a Jose Torres Tama
504.232.2968 or jose at torrestama.com

Y Centro Cultural Ashe a 504.569.9070