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Redneck Gone Green

David K. Cobb, Ruthi Engelke
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Building eco-socialist, non-violent, revolutionary change where we live, work, pray and play.

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David Keith Cobb Memorial 1

Howdy y’all,

It’s taken me a while to get around to sending out parts of the Celebration of life we had at the Arcata Playhouse. It’s a long service. We had music and wonderful speakers, so I thought I would share the individual segments w...

36 hours ago
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Onward to the World We Deserve

In this episode of Redneck Gone Green, Shane is joined by the late David Cobb's widow, Ruthi. Over the last three weeks since we lost David, there has been some confusion around the circumstances of his death. Ruthi and Shane come together...

16 days ago
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The Life and Death of David Keith Cobb

These past few weeks since David Keith Cobb—aka the Redneck—left this corporal plane have been a nightmarish dreamscape on one level, but have also been filled with deep love and connection. The love, care, and compassion that we have recei...

17 days ago
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David’s Legacy

We lost a fighter for social justice on Labor Day. David Keith Cobb left this world on the morning of September 7, 2026. David leaves behind a legacy of life dedicated to fighting for what’s right, whether it was by suing corporate polluter...

a month ago
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An Ode to David Cobb

This is the message that David Cobb’s beloved Ruthi Engelke wishes to be shared with the community at this time…

An Ode to David Cobb

My best friend, hero, and soul brother spent the last 30 years fighting tirelessly for social justice an...

a month ago
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  • David K. Cobb

    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.

  • Ruthi Engelke

    The Redneck's wife. David and I first met in 6th grade. For the past 13 years, we have been a pair joined together by love for each other and our community. I am his work partner, his confidant, his friend, his supporter, and his wife.

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