Community Organizing / Cultural Work / Direct Action / Latest Upgrades / LGBT Movement / Racial Justice / Rebuilding the Left
Tags: Black Panthers, Community Organizing, Critical Resistance, Cultural Work, Culture, Culture Work, Malcolm X, movement-building, Prison Abolition, What is to be done?
July 1, 2011
A child of the late 1950′s longtime left organizer and activist Kai Barrow has a wealth of experience she brings to her work. Here OrgUp excerpts her exit letter as she leaves her staff position at the prison abolition organization, Critical Resistance. In this thoughtful piece, grounded in auto-biography, Kai poses the question “How do we win?” which leads to a second question “What is to be done?”
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Ricardo Levins-Morales shares his reflections on the implications of the recent repression of anti-war activists in the United States.
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In this reprint from Left Turn’s new issue, OrgUp editor, Harmony Goldberg, reflects on the development of the U.S. left over the last decade.
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Jen Soriano, communications visionary, calls for imagination and innovation in how we organize, and maybe more importantly how we communicate.
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In this piece, two of the committed editors of Left Turn magazine walk us through the birth and tenure of their ten year history.
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Community organizers from the New York Study Group reflect on: “How do we develop more radical and revolutionary approaches to reform struggles?”
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USSF Panel Video: “Transformative Organizing: Conscious Organizers Build Anti-racist, Anti-imperialist Politics in Working Class Communities of Color”
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Transformative organizing transforms the system itself; the consciousness of people who participate and the organizers themselves.
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Steve Williams, Co-Director of POWER in San Francisco, encourages left organizers to engage in dialogue to re-imagine socialism for the 21st century.
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