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Group Discussion: The Communist Manifesto.
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Group Discussion: The Communist Manifesto.
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Jul 11 @ 10:30 am – 12:30 pm
Group Discussion: The Communist Manifesto. We will go through this foundational work of Marxism reading selective paragraphs with ample opportunity for discussion after each selection. Be prepared to voice, and defend, your views! Our discussion will be led by ICSS member Gene Ruyle. In preparation, please re-read the Manifesto itself, and if there are particular passages you want the group to consider, please send the full text of those passages to <cuylerluyle@mac.com> by Saturday morning so they can be included – and bring your own copy to our Zoom meeting … Continued
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A Short History of Green Unionism: Sunflower Alliance Meeting
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A Short History of Green Unionism: Sunflower Alliance Meeting
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Jul 11 @ 1:00 pm – 3:00 pm
Gifford Hartman will speak about exemplary moments in labor history that help us imagine possibilities for breaking the current jobs vs. climate-and-community impasse. For one example: the actions of the petrochemical workers at Porto Marghera in Italy, whose struggles from the 1960s to the 1980s arguably made them the world’s first worker-ecologists: “They fought against the bosses, but also against the destruction of the workers’ health and environmental contamination.” (For a deeper dive, see this subtitled documentary: Porto Maghera: The Last Firebrands.) To get the Zoom link, RSVP to action@sunflower-alliance.org.69154
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Green Sunday: US-China Relations and the New Cold War
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Green Sunday: US-China Relations and the New Cold War
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Jul 11 @ 5:00 pm – 7:00 pm
US-China Relations and the New Cold War K.J Noh – Understanding US-China Relations in the Current Historical Moment From dealing with Covid, to mitigating global climate change, to managing global economic shifts, the most important factor determining the outcome of these critical issues is the nature of US-China relations. Yet, the US is clearly on a path towards conflict with China–“the US is already in the foothills of a cold war”, according to Kissinger–while analyses and news about this critical relationship in the MSM is saturated with misinformation, disinformation, … Continued
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Red Square: Transit for the People
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Red Square: Transit for the People
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Jul 13 @ 6:30 pm – 8:00 pm
Be it via car, bus, train, or bike, everyone uses some form of transportation as a daily part of their lives. But how does this connect to socialism, class struggle, and racial justice? RSVP Join the People’s Transit Alliance and Political Education to learn about how public transportation is an important site for socialist organizing. From public transit’s role as a unionized labor sector to its crucial position as a tool in the fight for ecosocialism and collective struggle, it’s clear that the stakes of how we move around where … Continued
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Cancel This Book: The Progressive Case Against Cancel Culture
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California Doughnut Economics Coalition Book Group – All We Can Save
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California Doughnut Economics Coalition Book Group – All We Can Save
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Jul 15 @ 6:00 pm – 7:00 pm
Are you hungry for deeper dialogue about the climate crisis and building community around solutions? We are too. A group of us at California Doughnut Economics Coalition are reading All We Can Save — it’s a book club! The book club helps us build on our doughnut economics foundation, further connect the (social & ecological) dots, and think more like a 21st-century economist. We want to extend the invite to all. About Book Club: A unique opportunity to read and share some information and inspirational conversation on important issues. The book club is an unbiased … Continued
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Stop Line 3 Protest at US Army COE Office
Stop Line 3 Protest at US Army COE Office
Jul 16 @ 11:30 am – 12:30 pm
What: To protest Biden’s inaction on Line 3 and demand that he and the Army Corp of Engineers revoke the permit now. Where: Phillip Burton Federal Building and U.S. Courthouse This is being organized by a coalition of Bay Area climate justice activists. Come help us bring the message to Biden and the Corp that it is time to Stop Line 3! RSVP & info on Facebook: https://fb.me/e/2PsKW4Fgi 69171
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