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Written by Socialist Organizer
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Wednesday, 21 April 2010 |
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The huge
protests in defense of public education on March 4, 2010 were historic. What are
the political, strategic and tactical lessons to be learned from the tremendous
amount of grassroots organizing that made March 4 happen? |
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Written by By Lucy Carrillo, Xochil Frausto, Juan Garcia, Rico Blanc, Desiree Angelo, Reyes Zavalza, & others
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Wednesday, 21 April 2010 |
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As individuals
who are proud to have been builders and organizers of the 10/24 conference, we think a clear defense, from a radical political
standpoint, of both the collective decisions and democratic process of the conference is in order. |
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Written by The Organizer
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Tuesday, 16 February 2010 |
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This is an historic
movement — with national repercussions for all working people and
youth, particularly in communities of color. But victory will not come easy. To win this struggle will require
mobilizing and organizing independently the majority of students,
workers, and teachers — and their organizations — against the cuts.
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Written by Reyes-Zavalza, Lucy Carrillo, Eric Garcia, and Eric Blanc
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Sunday, 03 January 2010 |
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It is necessary to assess the recent developments that have taken place
in the movement at UC Berkeley. After a semester of struggle, various
approaches and tactics have come to the fore. It is important to
analyze them critically given the recent violent repression by the UCB
administration. In order to succeed we must learn from our past
actions. Of course, the conditions and experiences in struggle have
varied on different campuses, but we believe many of the lessons
learned at UC Berkeley are relevant to other sectors and schools.
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Written by The Organizer
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Monday, 23 November 2009 |
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Last week's protests in defense of
public education have captured the attention of the whole country. A
quick summary balance sheet of the November 17-20 actions: Given the
last-minute organizing, the turnout at all campuses was very
significant, testifying to the deep anger: 2,000+ at UC Berkeley, 2000
at UCLA, 500+ at UCSC, 200+ at UC Davis, 80 at CCSF, 150 at SFSU, 100+
at Fresno State, etc.
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