On March 28th, Indivisible Project, one of the two primary organizations behind the No Kings protests, held its third such event. Along with their partners, the 50501 Movement, an estimated 8 million people were mobilized and took to the streets across the country at over 3,300 different sites. Last month’s event is now the largest single day political protest in American history.
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Role of Assistants w/Felicia Martinez
🎧The Rad Ops Podcast is one component of a dialogue-based tool that supports organizations assessing and discussing the possibilities and limitations of putting liberatory values into practice. Each guest will share their Rad Ops lineages, their expertise on today’s pressing operations questions and leave listeners with resources and discussion questions to take back to your teams.
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Experimenting With Community Schools in Los Angeles
As we fight authoritarianism, we cannot cede government to a struggle between MAGA and corporate Democrats. Fifty years of bipartisan neoliberal reforms hollowed out the public sector, cutting funding and shutting working-class communities out of shaping institutions important to them. Authoritarians blamed these institutions’ failures on immigrants, Black people, Muslims, and LGBTQIA people.
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There are Nine Kinds of Great Organizers. You Don’t Have to Be Them All.
My first stint as a professional organizer was a dream. Four years on Chicago’s high pressure, high energy streets. Surrounded by brilliant comrades and generous mentors. Given the freedom, and support, to build a new young people’s organization. We even won a few minor victories on health care, higher education, policing, and voting. Yet at the end of those four years, I was convinced that…
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Human Resources w/Tara Shuai Ellison
🎧The Rad Ops Podcast is one component of a dialogue-based tool that supports organizations assessing and discussing the possibilities and limitations of putting liberatory values into practice. Each guest will share their Rad Ops lineages, their expertise on today’s pressing operations questions and leave listeners with resources and discussion questions to take back to your teams.
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Co-Governance in Philly w/ Kendra Brooks, Nicole Kligerman, and Nikki Grant
Examples like Zohran Mamdani’s win in the New York City Mayoral race last year or Brandon Johnson becoming mayor of Chicago a few years earlier, are some of the highest profile examples of progressive movement candidates winning local office. They’ve demonstrated that movements can win as well as how challenges can arise when working to place a single elected official into a local seat amidst a…
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Non-Compliance w/Roberto Tijerina
🎧The Rad Ops Podcast is one component of a dialogue-based tool that supports organizations assessing and discussing the possibilities and limitations of putting liberatory values into practice. Each guest will share their Rad Ops lineages, their expertise on today’s pressing operations questions and leave listeners with resources and discussion questions to take back to your teams.
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Book Review: “Motown and the Making of Black Revolutionaries”
The various organizations that have made up the Left in the United States can be described as a cluster of experiments. Experiments that might catalyze a part of society into action against racism and capitalist exploitation. Despite the efforts of some of the finest organizers, the basic power relationship has remained intact. This makes Motown and the Making of Black Revolutionaries: The Story…
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Saying No to the Empire Is Not Enough
The joint US-Israeli war against Iran puts an exclamation point on the Gaza genocide. It sends a message to the world from the regimes in Washington and Tel Aviv that if you didn’t get it before, you better get it now: We will do absolutely anything that our military strength allows us to do. There are no rules or international laws we are bound to acknowledge, much less respect.
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Who We Are: History, Framework, and Origin Stories w/Denise Perry
🎧The Rad Ops Podcast is one component of a dialogue-based tool that supports organizations assessing and discussing the possibilities and limitations of putting liberatory values into practice. Each guest will share their Rad Ops lineages, their expertise on today’s pressing operations questions and leave listeners with resources and discussion questions to take back to your teams.
