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SUMMARY:a READING of the NOITUTITSNOC & panel discussion
LOCATION:Central Library\nCentral Library
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DESCRIPTION:Audience participation encouraged! Chan will perform pieces of
  the Constitution backwards to give a new approach to this document. A pan
 el discussion will follow..\nhttps://berkeleypubliclibrary.libnet.info/eve
 nt/17499601
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p>Join us at the Central Library for an afte
 rnoon of civic engagement\, in collaboration with the Berkeley Art Center.
  To start\, artists Christy Chan will perform readings from the U.S. Const
 itution in reverse. This flip of the reading is designed to ask questions 
 about this founding document of the United States: who does the Constituti
 on belong to? Who does it serve? Whose rights are actually protected and w
 hose are not? How does this document land and effect our modern society an
 d government?</p>\n<p>Reading will start around 1:00pm on Saturday October
  24th on the 2nd floor in the Historic Lobby\, audience participation is e
 ncouraged!</p>\n<p>Following this performance\, in order to ground the con
 versation\, there will be an hour long discussion panel featuring Bay Area
  professionals working in the legal system and social and civil rights.&nb
 sp\;Currently titled <strong>"Whose Constitution?"</strong>&nbsp\;The aim 
 of the panel is to explore the question "What should our relationship to t
 he constitution be\, in this moment of time\, both as individuals citizens
  and as members of communities? Moderated by cultural historian Jeff Chang
  and featuring Michael Schulze-Oechtering (a community organizer with CSU 
 East Bay) and Nicole Ozer (with UC Law SF&rsquo\;s Center for Constitution
 al Democracy and Electronic Frontier Foundation).</p>\n<p>Panel talk will 
 start about 15 to 20 minutes after the performance\, around 1:30/1:45pm.</
 p>\nhttps://berkeleypubliclibrary.libnet.info/event/17499601
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