Support Haitian women's demand

Selma James has been campaigning against sexism, racism and capitalism for more than six decades. She is a strategist and critical thinker who has published widely. She is the founder in 1972 of the International Wages for Housework Campaign and co-ordinator of the Global Women's Strike whose strategy for change is “Invest in Caring Not Killing.”

Four videos made by community groups will premiere Tuesday .

_{By Carolyn Davis}
The Philadelphia Inquirer

Lawanda Connelly won't be stepping out of a limo or walking the red carpet when she attends the premiere at the International House Tuesday of a documentary she helped make .

It took an earthquake whose destructive power was enhanced by dire poverty to rekindle interest in Haiti. Many who want to know who Haitians are seem to have turned to The Black Jacobins, a history of the revolution the slaves made.