Grenada: Nobody&#39;s Backyard (1980, 60 min), by Ellen Ray - made to celebrate the first anniversary of the Grenada Revolution of March 13th, 1979, the film documents Grenada&#39;s First Anniversary and the &quot;plan for destabilization.&quot; Interviews were held with Maurice Bishop, Cheddi Jagan, Isabel Letelier, Trevor Munroe and Philip Agee.October 25 will mark the 30th anniversary of the invasion of Grenada-where the United States attacked the island&#39;s population of 110,000 with 7,000 troops via land, sea, and air. &nbsp;&nbsp;Our film will be followed by audience discussion moderated by Mwiza Munthali, the Public Outreach Director of TransAfrica.

Grenada: Nobody&#39;s Backyard (1980, 60 min), by Ellen Ray - made to celebrate the first anniversary of the Grenada Revolution of March 13th, 1979, the film documents Grenada&#39;s First Anniversary and the &quot;plan for destabilization.&quot; Interviews were held with Maurice Bishop, Cheddi Jagan, Isabel Letelier, Trevor Munroe and Philip Agee.

October 25 will mark the 30th anniversary of the invasion of Grenada-where the United States attacked the island&#39;s population of 110,000 with 7,000 troops via land, sea, and air. &nbsp;&nbsp;

Our film will be followed by audience discussion moderated by Mwiza Munthali, the Public Outreach Director of TransAfrica.

TransAfrica and BloomScreen present Grenada: Nobody's Backyard

TransAfrica is the oldest and largest African American human rights and social justice advocacy organization in the United States. It promotes diversity and equity in the foreign policy arena and justice for the African World. TransAfrica envisions a world where Africans and people of African descent are self-reliant, socially and economically prosperous, and have equal access to a more just international system that strengthens independence and democracy.

TransAfrica is an educational and organizing center that encourages human interest viewpoints in the U.S. foreign policy arena and advocates for justice for the people of Africa and the African diaspora. TransAfrica creates solidarity between Americans and communities most affected by U.S. policies throughout the world. TransAfrica supports human rights, gender equity, democracy, and sustainable economic and environmental development.

TransAfrica and BloomScreen present Grenada: Nobody's Backyard

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