CASA has just published a book, Teaching Rebellion, in conjunction with PM Press. The book is being supported by a nation-wide tour, the details of which follow. Here’s a description of the book from CASA’s web-site:

The book offers the chance to listen directly to those invested in, and affected by, what quickly became one of the most important social uprisings of the 21st century. “Once you learn to speak, you don’t want to be quiet anymore,” an indigenous community radio activist said.

In the words of people who bore witness to the movement and the months of intense conflict, Teaching Rebellion captures the shifting atmosphere that could be felt on the streets—from fear to hope, weakness to strength. Accompanied by photography, political art and study guide, the accounts recorded from a cross section of society, tell the story of the movement as it has been lived by the people, shedding light on how deeply Oaxaca society has felt the unfolding conflict.

There will be two tour dates in Cleveland. One, on Nov. 13th, will be sponsored by Mac’s Backs and held at the Society and the other, on Nov. 14th, by IRTF and held someplace on the near West side. Complete information about the tour is available here.