White Dog Cafe - Table Talks - A Dream That Was America

William Rivers Pitt, essayist, journalist and political analyst from the Boston area, where he is also a teacher. Pitt is the author of two books - “The War on Iraq,” in which he interviews Scott Ritter, former UN Weapons Inspector, to debunk the key arguments of the Bush administration to launch a war on Iraq, and “The Greatest Sedition is Silence,” available in May, 2003. Believing that ‘the republic stands upon the edge of a knife,’ Pitt will share his perspective on the present administration and his belief that following the November election, ‘the next 24 months will be a frightening journey into territory this nation has never seen.’ While the shop belongs to Bush, Pitt contends that the people must be loud in demanding what is on the shelves. The message he brings to citizens is clear: “Here. Now. Do Something.”

Table Talks at 6pm include a three course dinner, followed by speaker and discussion from 7:30-9pm. $35 per person, includes tax and gratuity. Cash bar. Senior citizens (over 65) and full-time students $25 with advance notification.

Student Stand By Policy: Students can call (215) 386-9224 between 4 - 5:30pm on event days for available seating at 6pm for dinner ($15) or to attend the discussion only at 7:30 (free).

Please call (215) 386-9224 for reservations before sending payment. Advance payment required by giving a credit card over the phone or sending a check. Single reservations are welcome at Table Talks where you'll be seated at a group table. Vegetarian dishes are always offered.