The Center for the Study of Race, Politics & Culture at the
University of Chicago
presents a special screening of the documentary film
COINTELPRO 101
"COINTELPRO is the FBI acronym for a series of covert action programs
directed against domestic groups. In these programs, the Bureau went
beyond the collection of intelligence to secret action defined to
'disrupt' and 'neutralize' target groups and individuals." Church
Committee Report, 1976
Panel discussion after the screening featuring former political prisoners
Ricardo Jimenez, National Boricua Human Rights Network
Dr. Ahmad Rahman, Associate Prof. of History, University of Michigan-Dearborn
Monday, April 18, 2011
6:00 p.m.
5710 S. Woodlawn- Community Lounge
Free Admission & Refreshments
Persons with disabilities requiring assistance to participate,
contact <mailto:jessicas@uchicago.edu>jessicas@uchicago.edu in advance.
Co-Sponsored by: Black Panther Party Illinois Chapter History
Project, N.F.P.; The Jericho Movement/Chicago Chapter an affiliate of
IYPAD Chicago; National Boricua Human Rights Network Chicago Chapter;
Organization of Black Students at U of C; and Puerto Rican Students
Association at U of C
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