Plan C

Part 1 of a 2 part series,  Sam Berkson (Angry Sam) joins us as   we discuss the merits of our police force, the creation of a delinquent class, institutional racisim, the war on drugs and more.

Sam's work can be found at :
myspace.com/poetthug
angrysampoetry.wordpress.com

Amelie,  a dancer in one of Bristol's SEVs (sexual entertainment venues) joins us as a representative from the Bristol Sex workers Collective, together we discuss what workers in the sex industry need.  

The precarious situation of sex workers is highlighted further by Bristol City currently being in a process of potentially closing all SEV’s permanently, Amelie shares the Collectives views on what the end of an industry would mean for the dancers.

Bristol Redistro talk about their vision and demands for a new normal post pandemic and post 2020, they focus on the redistribution of money and power via their participatory approach to grant making. 

www.bristolredistro.org

The 8th of March is the day women strike. This movement began in Argentina in October 2016 where the first strike was held after the violent murder of Lucía Pérez. The movement has gained traction, with women joining from every corner of the world, it allows us to make the call from a different position, from a place of rage and anger as opposed to victimhood.

This week we have members of the Bristol Womens Strike Assembly joining us to discuss their Demands for women.  We share perspectives from people identifiying as male, women, queer and we have representations from the Sex workers in our city

The rallying cry...

Stop and imagine a world where we no longer contribute to our daily labour, this world would not function without our work. This past year has been a constant feminist struggle. The feminist movement is what keeps us moving forward. On the 8th of March, we still want to strike!