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By ARTSLUT on Thu, Feb 19, 2015 at 3:03 pm

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Activism, Alliance Building and the Esperanza Peace and Justice Center

San Anto’s own Esperanza Peace and Justice Center has been advocating for “women, people of color, lesbians and gay men” since 1987. Published by Lexington Books, UTSA professor Sara DeTurk’s Activism, Alliance Building and the Esperanza Peace and Justice Center is “an ethnography of how the Esperanza Center navigates its San Antonio context to promote multi-issue social change.” The center hosts a plática with presentations by DeTurk, Antonia Castañeda, Maria Berriozabal, Gary Houston, Azul Barrientos, Lourdes Pérez and Rachel Jennings. Free, 7pm Sat, Esperanza Peace and Justice Center, 922 San Pedro, 228-0201, esperanzacenter.org. — Bryan Rindfuss

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