Sarah Schulman

Thurs, May 8 • 7:00 PM

City Lights Bookstore

About this event

City Lights and Thesis Books present Sarah Schulman discussing her new book, The Fantasy and Necessity of Solidarity. This event will be held onsite at City Lights and will also be broadcast on Zoom. Registration is required for those wishing to attend virtually. Schulman, an award-winning writer and social activist, explores essential themes of solidarity, examining case studies and the complexities involved in supporting those who are oppressed. The event promises to inspire discussions around justice and equitable futures.

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