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<p><FONT SIZE="5" COLOR="#008800" FACE="arial, helvetica, times, times new roman"><B><font color="#FF9900">US 
              Off the Planet <font size="4">(Audio CD)</font></font><BR>
              </B></FONT><FONT SIZE="4" COLOR="#008800" FACE="arial, helvetica, times, times new roman"><B><font color="#009900">An 
              Evening in Eugene with <br>
              Chellis Glendinning and <br>
              Ward Churchill</font></B></FONT><FONT SIZE="2" FACE="arial, helvetica, times, times new roman"><br>
              <BR>
              </FONT><font size="3" face="arial, helvetica, times, times new roman"><b>With 
              an introduction by John Zerzan.</b> An inspiring meeting of revolutionary 
              minds. Ward and Chellis came together for the first time in Eugene 
              on June 17, 2001, where they spoke during a celebration of two local 
              anarchist rebellions. This 80 minute audio CD documents their powerful 
              sharing of thoughts. Eco-feminist philosopher, activist and poet 
              <b>Chellis Glendinning</b> discusses the history of globalization 
              and colonization; <b>Ward Churchill</b> speaks of the need to metaphorically, 
              as well as literally, remove the colonizer by any means necessary. 
              Their topics include many important statements on revolutionary 
              solidarity and indigenous resistance.</font><FONT FACE="arial, helvetica, times, times new roman"> 
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