LITERATURE + LECTURES

Dramatic Readings of Prisoners' Letters Include: Brother Said, James West, Parnell Herbert, Philip Brent Sr., Tim'm West, Jamilah Hoffman, and Alejandro Del Fuego.

Hosted By: Ray Hill, Host & Founder of The Prison Show and Parnell Herbert, Community Activist.

Speaker: Clyde Young of The Revolutionary Communist Party, USA, and former prisoner himself Conscious Political.

Hip-Hop by: Mansa Musa, featuring Angie Joell.

*Please contact us if you are interested in working on, promoting, or contributing your efforts to this event. 713-443-4478 houstonbenefit4prlf@yahoo.com Tickets are $15 in advance $20 at the door. All proceeds go to The Prisoners Revolutionary Literature Fund

**Tickets Available at: Dirk's Coffeeshop, 4005 Montrose Blvd, Houston, TX (713) 526-1319 & Mango's 403 Westheimer Rd Houston, TX 77006 (713) 522-8903 http://www.mangoscafehouston.com/

The Prisoners Revolutionary Literature Fund (PRLF) is an educational literature fund that fills requests from U.S. prisoners for revolutionary literature. The main requests received by PRLF from those behind bars are for complementary subscriptions in Spanish and English to the weekly newspaper Revolution* and for revolutionary and other books, including ones highlighted in the newspaper. Through providing this literature, PRLF provides an educational opportunity for prisoners to engage with world events and key political, cultural, and philosophical questions of the day from a unique revolutionary perspective, including discussions of morality, religion, science, and the arts. Every week prisoners can delve into the urgent and lively news and debate about unfolding political and social struggles, and can critically think about and dissect the current state of society as well as search for an alternative.

PRLF works to counter increasing censorship that seeks to deny prisoners access to Revolution newspaper and the other revolutionary literature requested