MonkeyWrench Books will be hosting a series of prison-related events every Monday in August, featuring films, local organizations, and individuals directly affected by the Prison Industrial Complex telling their stories. The series is a prelude to *Critical Resistance 10*, happening on September 26-28 in Oakland, California, which will celebrate a decade of struggle against the Prison Industrial Complex (PIC), and of carving out a path toward "genuinely safe, healthy communities that respond to harm without relying on prisons and punishment. (www.criticalresistance.org)

*Abolitionism, Post-Racial Racism and Moving Beyond the Prison-Industrial Complex*
Monday, August 25, 8pm
A discussion with Joy James, visiting Professor at UT's Center for African and African American Studies. James is the editor of several anthologies by incarcerated activists and authors, including The New Abolitionists and Warfare in the American Homeland.

Monkeywrench Books is located at 110 E. North Loop. Their phone number is (512)407-6925.
www.monkeywrenchbooks.org