Issue 57, October 2006

Banners Dropped Over Route 9 -Operation: Over Activists launch ‘Summer of Organizing and Struggle’ -Bryan G. Pfeifer Welcome! Dear friends... -The Boston Underground Collective A look at the First Annual Sacco And Vanzetti Memorial Parade -Jake Critical Mass for Climate Justice -Rising Tide North America 2 comments Boston Protest to Stop Invasion of Palestine and Lebanon -Sofia Jarren Menino Targeted for Supporting Biolab -Operation: Over October Events Calendar -The Boston Underground Collective 1 comments Young Boston Jewish Activists Confront CJP Board of Directors -Media Team Student Mobilizations Produce Chile’s Largest Protests Since the Fall of Pinochet While President Bachelet Cracks Down on Demonstrators, Chilean People Reject Neoliberal Education Policies Created By U.S.-Backed Dictatorship -Liz Munsell 2 comments

Boston City Council’s White Majority Abandons Youth of Color -Jonathan McIntosh 1 comments Calling All Boston Area Anarchists and Anti-Authoritarians Lets take the struggle to our neighborhoods! -BAAM Boston Federal Court Hearing Ends in a Stalemate -Alia Ghabra Elected Officials and Community Leaders Applaud Court Decision to Stop the Boston University Biolab -Coalition to Ban the Biolab Six Nations Does Not Stand Alone -Justin Podur The Sidney Borum Jr. Community Health Center -Jessica Leving No More Prisons! No More Closets! -Jason Lydon Lessons from Katrina One Year Later -Sofia Jarren Young Jews Stage Die In to Denounce Israeli Attacks on Civilians -Media Team

The Boston Underground is a monthly journal of community resistance in the Boston area. We are a democratically run collective, and our meetings are open to the public. We accept submissions (thebostonunderground@gmail.com) of all kinds. We are always looking for help, whether it be writing, editing, layout, distribution, fundraising, or outreach - so just contact us (email) if you want to be involved in a grassroots media project. Our meetings are every Sunday night at 9pm at the Community Church of Boston, 565 Boylston Street.

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