Talk at Black August event, August 30, 2019, Seattle WA
Peter Bohmer
Peter Bohmer has been an activist in movements for radical social change since 1967, which have included anti-racist organizing and solidarity movements with the people of Vietnam, Southern Africa, Puerto Rico, Cuba, Palestine and Central America. For his activism and teaching, he was targeted by the FBI. He was a member of the faculty at the Evergreen State College in Olympia, WA from 1987 to 2021 where he taught political economy. He believes alternatives to capitalism are desirable and possible. Peter is the proud parent of a daughter and three sons.
What can we expect from the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act and how can we resist it?
A Proposal for a Radical, Not a Neoliberal Universal Basic Income
I am writing in solidarity with and support for the student led movement at the Evergreen State College, “Those Who Are Not Often Heard”
Trump’s significant support by whites, and especially by white workers, and his easily winning the Republican nomination for President needs to be understood
Students and student movements have played a major role in struggles for reform and revolution in the United States and around the world
What I find missing from Michael Albert’s commentary is an acknowledgement and a validation of the moral outrage felt by many people,…
A year ago, two young black men, Andre Thompson and Bryon Chaplin were shot by white police officer, Ryan Donald
Talk at Forum at The Evergreen State College
A look at the Greek political and economic crisis, how the Greek government including the “leftist” party in charge has acted and reacted, and how social movements are responding
