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Join us for our course "Food and Climate Justice: Resistance and Liberation," starting in 3 weeks! In addition to their own expertise on these issues, Grace and Brian have assembled an incredible cast of guest speakers from frontline climate justice and agroecology struggles.

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Chaia Heller is again teaching her online course "The Philosophy and Politics of Social Ecology." It is an excellent introduction to the ideas of dialectical naturalism and direct democracy. Starts November 1.

Join us tonight @ 5:30 PM Center St. & University Ave. Provo UT

Join us this Friday for a discussion with Kali Akuno and Michelle Eddleman McCormick on the destructive floods in central Vermont this summer – once thought a relative climate haven – and the dangerous acceleration of climate disruption. 2pm Eastern, open to all.

The Israeli occupation army cheers and celebrates the bombing of a UNRWA school in #Gaza !

This is most damning indictment, actually. She straight up admits that Dems can never "fully embody" what people want. This is liberalism at its core - telling people to expect *less,* and structurally so. Stopping tide of fascism demands anti fascist politics, not centrist bs.

That’s how it’s done - staggered disruptions so you all don’t get kicked out at the same time. You can pop off in different parts of the room and extend the disruption. Make it difficult to carry on. Disrupt every single one of Genocide Joe’s speeches.

"If the Supreme Court is interested in the law and human decency (an open question), they should uphold the rulings in Johnson and Martin. Yet even if they do, homeless people will still face significant threats from cities." An important post on some truly callous policies.

"Capitalism can no more be ‘persuaded’ to limit growth than a human being can be ‘persuaded’ to stop breathing. Attempts to ‘green’ capitalism, to make it ‘ecological’, are doomed by the very nature of the system as a system of endless growth.” -Bookchin