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A Radical Gathering: Cultivating The World We All Deserve  Reimagining and Reigniting Worker Power  Working people currently face major challenges for economic justice and legitimate control of their workplaces and beyond. Hear some of these challenges as well as ideas and proposals for working people to build diverse coalitions capable of creating real justice and democracy.

A Radical Gathering: Cultivating The World We All Deserve Day One  We’re a coalition of organizations and individuals working together to host A Radical Gathering -- a virtual space for cultivating the world we all deserve.  A Radical Gathering happened online the weekend of June 24-26, 202,2 and included a series of teach-ins, workshops, training, presentations, and panels, covering a myriad of revolutionary and visionary topics.

A Radical Gathering: Cultivating The World We All Deserve   

Ajamu Baraka is a geopolitical analyst, organizer, writer, and internationally recognized human rights defender with over 50 years of movement work in the U.S. and internationally.  Ajamu is currently the National Organizer for the Black Alliance for Peace (BAP). He also serves on the Executive Committee of the U.S. Peace Council; the leadership body of the United National Anti-War coalition (UNAC) and the steering committee of the Black is Back Coalition. Baraka is a member of the editorial board of the Black Agenda Report and a contributing columnist. 

 His recent awards include the US Peace Memorial 2019 Peace Prize and the Serena Shirm award for uncompromised integrity in journalism. In 2016 Baraka was the Green Party’s Vice-Presidential candidate with Jill Stein in the 2016 U.S. presidential election.

A Radical Gathering: Cultivating The World We All Deserve Day One

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A Radical Gathering: Cultivating The World We All Deserve Day One  

We’re a coalition of organizations and individuals working together to host A Radical Gathering -- a virtual space for cultivating the world we all deserve.  

A Radical Gathering happened online the weekend of June 24-26, 202,2 and included a series of teach-ins, workshops, training, presentations, and panels, covering a myriad of revolutionary and visionary topics.

https://www.radical-guide.com/

A Radical Guide, Anthropology and Social Change, PM Press, and Working Class History invite you to join us on Monday, December 6th for a conversation between James Kelman and Noam Chomsky.  

 This event is the virtual book launch event for Between Thought and Expression Lies a Lifetime: Why Ideas Matter.  

Between Thought and Expression Lies a Lifetime: Why Ideas Matter is an impassioned, elucidating, and often humorous collaboration. Philosophical and intimate, it is a call to ponder, imagine, explore, and act.

 In January 1990, Noam Chomsky gave the keynote address at the Self-Determination and Power Conference in Glasgow, Scotland.  During that time, Noam Chomsky joined Ramsey Kanaan, Alistair Dickson, Peter Kravitz, Jenny Hunter, and Graham Stalker for a rare conversation at the Brechin Bar in Glasgow, Scotland.    A Radical Guide would like to thank Malcolm Dickson and Adam Lockhart for providing footage.

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January 1990, Noam Chomsky gave the keynote address at the Self-Determination and Power Conference in Glasgow, Scotland.  The Self-Determination and Power Conference was organized by an alliance of the Free University of Glasgow, the Edinburgh Review, James Kelman (who introduced Chomsky in this video), Peter Kravitz, and Scottish Child magazine, edited by Derek Rodger.

January 1990, Noam Chomsky gave the keynote address at the Self-Determination and Power Conference in Glasgow, Scotland.  The Self-Determination and Power Conference was organized by an alliance of the Free University of Glasgow, the Edinburgh Review, James Kelman (who introduced Chomsky in this video), Peter Kravitz, and Scottish Child magazine, edited by Derek Rodger.