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Building eco-socialist, non-violent, revolutionary change where we live, work, pray and play. redneckgonegreen.substack.com
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The Unifying Power of a Race-Class Narrative with Professor Ian Haney Lopez (opens the original)
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If you’ve ever wondered whether talking about race helps or hurts efforts to build a working-class movement, you don’t want to miss my conversation with Professor Ian Haney López. Drawing on years of empirical research, he explains why politicians and organizers who unite people across race while specifically naming the billionaire class as the source of our shared economic struggles consistently outperform messages that ignore race, or messages that focus on race alone. It’s one of the clearest
The California Billionaire Tax: A Chance to Fight Back Against a New Gilded Age with Kris Cuaresma-Primm (opens the original)
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In this episode, we explore California’s Proposition 40, the billionaire tax initiative, and its implications for democracy, economic justice, and healthcare. Guest Kris Cuaresma-Primm , one of the spokespersons for the California Billionaire Tax , shares insights on how grassroots organizing can challenge the billionaire class and reshape policy. If CA voters can use the initiative process—created in 1911 to challenge the Robber Barons of that era—to stand up to the billionaire class of our own
Don’t Chase Every Headline; Track the Strategy with Mel Figueroa (opens the original)
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In this episode, Mel Figueroa discusses the interconnected crises facing our world and the importance of understanding global capitalism, imperialism, and settler colonialism. A must-listen for those seeking a deeper understanding of current geopolitical and ecological challenges and how to take action. Mel is the Editor of “Tracking the Crisis,” a weekly news round-up tracking the administrative, legislative, and other actions of the U.S. Administration, as well as the many forms of legal and m
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