
Announcing: L@s Quixotes Regular and Special Open Hours
Quixotes now has regular open hours on Sundays and Mondays from 3 to 6.
We will also be open during and after many public events at The Wildcat.
Come visit, browse, check out anarchist/anti-authoritarian books, zines,
CDs, DVDs and more. Take free stuff. Donate anarchist/anti-authoritarian
materials to our collection. Contribute money to keep us going.
Event relocated!
The documentary film showing Cuando Una Mujer Avanza (When A Woman Steps Forward) with Simón Sedillo and hosted by Hip Hop Occupies has been moved from the Wildcat to Washington Hall (153 14th Avenue) due to space/size issues. Sorry for the late notice & please try to make what will be an amazing event at Washington Hall! Tuesday April 3rd 9pm.
More info:
Cuando Una Mujer Avanza (When A Woman Steps Forward) is a documentary film about “Mare” a female hip hop artist from Oaxaca, Mexico. Mare is medicine for the devaluating experiences of many young women of color today. As a young native Zapotec female MC born in Oaxaca City, her unique life experience is a rarely heard perspective on life and community liberation. As an up and coming MC in a state know for popular and indigenous rebellion, Mare’s life and experience has been channeled into very power full and conscious rapping and singing.
Simón Sedillo is a community rights defense organizer and film maker. He has spent the last 8 years documenting, producing and teaching community based video documentation in Mexico and the US. Through lectures, workshops, and short films, Sedillo breaks down the effects of neoliberalism, the North American Free Trade Agreement, and militarism on indigenous communities, immigrant communities, and communities of color in the US and Mexico. Through collaborative media projects, Sedillo’s work has contributed to a growing network of communities whose primary objective is to share, teach, and learn from one another, about community based media production and the collective construction of horizontal networks of community rights defense. (http://elenemigocomun.net/banda/)
The Wildcat
The Wildcat is a new anarchist and anti-authoritarian space located in the Central District neighborhood of Seattle that functions as a center for ideas and discussion, cultural expression, and sharing. More specifically, The Wildcat offers an anarchist/anti-authoritarian lending library, film screenings, reading groups, presentations, debates, meeting space, and much more.
The space does not exist to simply carve out a spot that is safe and hidden from society, but instead to further social struggles in our city. We realize that without revolution there is no escaping the current domination and exploitation we live under. However, we wish to use The Wildcat as a springboard for comrades to meet and launch their collective struggles toward freedom.
Because we want The Wildcat to be an inspiring and safe space for all anarchist and anti-authoritarian comrades and friends, the following behaviors/beliefs/actions will not be tolerated inside the space:
Discrimination based on race, gender, sexuality, class, age, or ability.
If you wish to book an event please consider these guidelines before contacting us:
No advocacy of politicians or political parties
No authoritarian or statist politics/ideas
No capitalist politics or promotion of capitalism
No reformist politics
No discrimination base on race, gender, sexuality, class, age or ability
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