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Death of Money: Diggers 50 Years Later | SF

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Wednesday, October 26, 2016 - 7:30 pm to 9:30 pm | Cost: FREE
Eric Quezada Center | 518 Valencia Street, San Francisco, CA

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Shaping San Francisco | City History Lectures

Shaping San Francisco is a series of free lectures, which aim to excavate the city’s lost history. It’s a place to meet and talk unmediated by corporations, official spokespeople, religion, political parties, or dogma.

Shaping San Francisco
Periodic Wednesdays | 7:30 pm to 9:30 pm
Eric Quezada Center for Culture & Politics | 518 Valencia St, SF
FREE

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From free food to free stores, free money, and free communication, the Diggers defined a politics a half century ago that continues to exert a powerful influence on radicals today.

Original participants in the Digger movement, Judy Goldhaft and Kent Minault, describe the interventions, confrontations, and celebrations that ushered in the Death of Money, and later the Death of the Hippie.

Eric Noble, Digger archivist, will show how archiving itself is a form of making history, and brings history across time while shaping contemporary sensibilities.

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Cost: FREE
Categories: *Top Pick*, Lectures & Workshops
Address: 518 Valencia Street, San Francisco, CA