
Building eco-socialist, non-violent, revolutionary change where we live, work, pray and play.
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Erel Onojobi is a powerful example of what it looks like to organize for racial and economic justice with a clear-eyed understanding that systems are not neutral. She is a British social change agent who doesn’t just talk about inequality;...
Howdy folks,
Monday, August 10th at 3pm pacific, 6pm eastern Shane and I will be in conversation with Erel Onojobi, Executive Director for “Power to Prosper” in Britain. Erel was recently awarded a prestigious visiting fellowship from...
We live in a time when many people feel powerless. Billionaires seem to have more influence than entire communities. Housing grows less affordable. Wealth becomes more concentrated. Democracy itself feels increasingly fragile. But despair i...
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Monday, August 3rd at 3pm pacific, 6pm eastern Shane and I will be in conversation with Hasmik Geghamyan, a staff attorney and Board Secretary at the Sustainable Economies Law Center. Her work focuses on community land own...
Folks, sometimes the ruling class gets tired of the dog whistles and just picks up a bullhorn.
Th...
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The writers behind this newsletter.
David has sued corporate polluters, done policy advocacy, run for political office and been arrested for non-violent civil disobedience. He is Co-Coordinator of the US Solidarity Economy Network and with the People’s Network for Land & Liberation.
Shane is the Co-Host of Redneck Gone Green, Co-Managing Director, and Chief Creative Officer at Democracy at Work.
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