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September 2021
Stop the Giveaway of City College (CCSF)
City College of San Francisco (CCSF) has been under attack for nearly a decade as part of the attempts to privatize public education. But faculty, staff, students and community members have been able to stave off the attempts to decertify the college and lay off full time faculty. Join CCSF activists who will discuss strategies to ensure that the college is able to maintain and expand courses and programs that working class residents depend on. Share your thoughts and join…
Find out more »Doorbell Against Charter Amendment 29
Doorbell in Columbia City every Wednesday evening to show voters why voting No on Charter Amendment 29 is the right thing to do. The Chamber of Commerce and Downtown Seattle Association have adopted phony compassionate language to sell the same failed approach of repeated displacement that has been carried out in our City for years, while denying that new resources are needed to address the homelessness crisis. Their “solutions” are not based on research or reality, and the proposed charter…
Find out more »Freedom Socialist Party study circle: What history tells us about the revolutionary potential of Marxism versus Anarchism
Anarchists and Marxists both want to send the capitalist system to the grave. Both want a stateless and classless society. But Marxists and anarchists have very different views about how to get there. There’s vast difference on questions of leadership, methods of organising and tactics to use to achieve these goals. This seven-session study circle will examine Marxism and anarchism in theory and practice from the 19th century to today. Starts 7 pm, Wednesday, 8 September and then every second…
Find out more »12-week public study group – Revolutionary Integration: Linking the struggles for Black freedom and socialism
How can we get rid of systemic racism? In a study of Revolutionary Integration: A Marxist Analysis of African American Liberation and other readings, areas covered will include the connection between the Civil Rights and labor movements; the need for radical Black leadership and role of women and LGBTQ+ folks; and how to build a multiracial movement powerful enough to win fundamental change. Wednesdays, 7 to 8:30pm August 25 through November 17 In-person meetings with zoom accessibility Freedom Hall, 113 W. 128th St, Harlem, NY #2 or…
Find out more »Radical Women Petition Launch: Winning the vaccination race means putting the needs of people before profits
The race to vaccinate has finally begun. But only after the Delta variant bolted. With infections and deaths rising, federal and state governments are using inadequate vaccination targets to justify the reopening of business — and pitting vaccinated against unvaccinated achieve this. The New South Wales scientist group, OzSage, is warning that to reopen at 80% would overwhelm the state’s intensive care units. People’s safety trails behind profit in this race. This online petition, initiated by Radical Women, demands federal,…
Find out more »October 2021
National Mobilization for Reproductive Justice
Abortion rights are under unprecedented attack — with vicious rollbacks in many states and the very real possibility that Roe v. Wade could be overturned when the U.S. Supreme Court rules on Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health Organization in Mississippi. Please join Radical Women and other community organizations in building a calendar of coordinated actions for reproductive justice on October 3. That is the date in 1977 when Rosie Jiménez became the first person known to have died of a…
Find out more »Campaign for an Elected Civilian Review Board Meeting
Join FSP at the monthly meeting of the Campaign for an Elected Civilian Review Board, a coalition of organizations and individuals fighting for the passage of the Community POWER Act, legislation in the NY City Council to establish a workingclass board and independent prosecutor empowered to hold police accountable. Email nycfsp@gmail.com to register for the meeting.
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