Song and Dance (political) Party

If you could eat and gab, and periodically lend an ear to a Phil Ochs lyric celebrating speaking out now and affectively for an inclusionary social perspective, would you do it?

You're welcome to come to such a gathering in the epicenter of the dry land of the San Francisco-Oakland metropolis [discounting the Bay, Bernal Heights is about at the center of Alameda and San Francisco counties]. A Texano fusion menu (Tex-mex meets East Texas prairie fare) is provided gratis, a wide mix of poets, social activists, and German school pedagogues will be on hand (some available for courting). And at intervals (and for no more than five minutes at a go) an open mic will be in play punctuating the songs of Phil Ochs and the talks of James Baldwin.

All this is in advance of the draggly, insipid perfunctory political Meet-up known as Election Day 2016.

Kvetching is not welcome. Incisive, constructivist conversation is. As is transcendent poetry and acoustic sound.

Hosted by The Commons SF, northern California's only champions of socializing the whole of land values.