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In the end, there are consequences for our actions and inactions. When events like Hurricane Katrina, or the invasion of Iraq takes place, the eventual fallout is immeasurable
Vincent Emanuele
Vincent Emanuele is a writer, antiwar veteran, and podcaster, known for his activism and social justice work. He is a co-founder of PARC | Politics Art Roots Culture Media, an organization focused on promoting alternative media, arts, and community engagement. Additionally, he is associated with the PARC Community-Cultural Center located in Michigan City, Indiana, which aims to foster a sense of community and cultural exchange.
On Wednesday, July 29, 2015, the Bernie Sanders campaign organized house party meetings across the U.S. One estimate placed the number of meetings at 3,300, with over 100,000 people attending.
“The more things change, the more they remain the same.” — Jean-Baptise Alphonse Karr Recently, a contractor working for the US Environmental Protection…
Our job is to create movements that are inviting and nurturing
Communities who are organized and cohesive will have a better chance at ‘weathering the storm’ than communities who are socially fragmented, racially segregated and ideologically scattered
Can we slowly chip away at the militarized state while reallocating its funds, materials and personnel to more worthwhile projects, like preparing for and enduring climate change?
If the Left hopes to win, we’re going to need to organize white working class communities, some of whom will transition from reactionaries to left-wing radicals
The only way Sanders’ supporters are going to be exposed to more radical thought is if they engage with people who are thinking in radical ways
The next time you run into someone who’s the least bit interested in politics, please invite them to your house for a dinner party, not the next local organizing meeting
How can we get people who are already thinking critically about race to engage in the process of deconstructing racist institutions?