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TIDBITS – JULY 25 – READER COMMENTS: PASSING THE TORCH; CALLING
ALL STUDENTS GOING OFF TO COLLEGE-GET YOUR ABSENTEE BALLOTS; BERNICE
JOHNSON REAGON; ENDING TAXES ON TIPS?; MARCH TO END CLIMATE
DESTRUCTION-JULY 27; CARTOONS; MORE  
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July 25, 2024
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_ Reader Comments: Passing the Torch; Calling All Students Going Off
to College -- Get Your Absentee Ballots Now; Bernice Johnson Reagon;
Ending Taxes On Tips; Record Breaking Corporate Profits - Not
Inflation; March To End Climate Destruction-July 27 _

Tidbits - Reader Comments, Resources, Announcements, AND cartoons -
July 25, 2024, xxxxxx

 

* PASSING THE TORCH  --  CARTOON
* CALLING ALL STUDENTS GOING OFF TO COLLEGE --  GET YOUR ABSENTEE
BALLOTS NOW
* SLEEPY JOE CALLS DIRTY DON: ‘CAN YOU EAR ME NOW?’  --
 CARTOON BY LALO ALCARAZ
* RE: BELIEVE YOUR OWN EYES  (CHARLES PATRICK LYNCH; ARLENE HALFON)

* RUNNING MATE  --  CARTOON BY ROB ROGERS
* RE: A PARTY OF PRECARIOUS MANHOOD, LED BY A BLITHERING IDIOT
 (ANNE-MIRIAM HART)
* THERE IS NO PLAN B  --  CARTOON BY DR. JAMES MACLEOD
* RE: TRANSCRIPT: REP. AOC DELIVERS MAJOR FLOOR SPEECH ON ARTICLES
OF IMPEACHMENT AGAINST JUSTICES THOMAS AND ALITO  (CHAY ALLEN)
* RE: BERNICE JOHNSON REAGON, A FOUNDER OF THE FREEDOM SINGERS AND
SWEET HONEY IN THE ROCK, HAS DIED  (DAVID S. FINE; VICTOR GROSSMAN)
* RE: THE CONSTITUTION AND THE AMERICAN LEFT  (BEN CUPP)
* RE: DONALD, YOU’RE NO TEDDY ROOSEVELT  (BILL DOAR)
* RE: HOW THE POTATO CHANGED THE COURSE OF WORLD HISTORY  (BRUCE
O'BRIEN)

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RESOURCES:

* SHORT CHANGED: ENDING INCOME TAXES ON TIPS WILL NOT MAKE
SUBMINIMUM WAGES LIVABLE  (ONE FAIR WAGE)

* POWER TO WIN: REPORT ON PROGRESSIVE POWER AND ORGANIZING  (THE
ACTION LAB)

* HOW MANY REPUBLICANS DOES IT TAKE? - POSTER OF THE WEEK  (CENTER
FOR THE STUDY OF POLITICAL GRAPHICS)

 

* RECORD BREAKING CORPORATE PROFITS  -  NOT INFLATION

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ANNOUNCEMENTS:

* CEO SHUTDOWN: MARCH TO END CLIMATE DESTRUCTION  - JULY 27 - NEW
YORK  (SUMMER OF HEAT)

* "ENSURING DEMOCRACY'S FUTURE: BLOCK & BUILD STRATEGY FOR 2024 AND
BEYOND"  -  NEW YORK  -  SEPTEMBER 6  (CONVERGENCE MAGAZINE AND
CUNY SCHOOL OF LABOR AND URBAN STUDIES - CIVIC ENGAGEMENT AND
LEADERSHIP DEVELOPMENT AT THE MURPHY INSTITUTE)

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PASSING THE TORCH  --  CARTOON

 

CALLING ALL STUDENTS GOING OFF TO COLLEGE --  GET YOUR ABSENTEE
BALLOTS NOW

 

 

SLEEPY JOE CALLS DIRTY DON: ‘CAN YOU EAR ME NOW?’  --  CARTOON
BY LALO ALCARAZ

 

Lalo Alcaraz
July 22, 2024
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RE: BELIEVE YOUR OWN EYES
 

And we are asked by the center right to believe that any one of a
number of untested right wing dems (never mention Bernie Sanders or
Elizabeth Warren or our CA senators, or hey, how about Cory Booker?
(Too far to the left I guess). They Center Right peddles the same
arguments that destroyed the Hillary Clinton campaign. The left and
minorities have no where else to go and all of us being more desperate
to beat Trump than to elect a progressive, will line up and follow the
center right's orders, and if we don't, hey they have ready made
scapegoats. Sheesh. Biden endorsing rent control was probably the kiss
of death for him.

Charles Patrick Lynch
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Mainstream media seems to always imply that nothing happens until they
start to report on it:

For instance, Biden wasn't showing signs of dementia until the press
reported signs of it at the "Presidential Debate" OR Israel had not
been committing slow genocide in Palestine for 75 years, but the press
didn't report on it, so it wasn't happening, until some Palestinians
decided to fight back in October of 2023.

Biden had been showing signs of dementia back when he said he
"negotiated" a debt ceiling (over a year ago) without ever mentioning
income and asset and tax inequities; he only debated which cuts for
the poor would be considered

How about talking about drawing lines where we cut off the weapons
used for genocide, but then claiming what we were funding wasn't
genocide. What about all his other contradictions?

"Facts" happen when they happen and people should learn to pay
attention to them whether the press finally decides that reporting on
them at the present time will be financially profitable.

Arlene Halfon

 

RUNNING MATE  --  CARTOON BY ROB ROGERS

 

Rob Rogers
July 18, 2024
robrogers.com [[link removed]]

 

RE: A PARTY OF PRECARIOUS MANHOOD, LED BY A BLITHERING IDIOT
 

This article, while it might seem a little wild or over the top, is
specifically relevant to Peyton Jr.'s theory. I urge you to read it,
even though I disagree with the bit about Biden dropping out.

It shows the appeal of an idee fixe among these white male working
class voters despite facts to the contrary. (As an aside, Nessa is a
perfect example of someone who's absolutely devoted to her idees
fixe/sp? despite irrefutable evidence to the contrary.)

Their grievances might have been relevant in 2016, but they're not
relevant today, at least as far as Trump goes. He promised them a lot
and did nothing. Worse than nothing. Biden demonstrably did more than
just something, including standing by unions and creating a huge
number of jobs. That interferes with their closed belief system,
though, so they ignore it.

Black male working class voters, by the way, who presumably have it
worse off than their white counterparts, do NOT have the same
grievances, and voted overwhelmingly for Biden, even if a few peeled
off to Trump. And Black working class women, who presumably have it
worse off than anyone else except maybe undocumented immigrants, saved
Biden's bacon!

So, imo, the time has come for Dems to stop catering to aggrieved
white men, who apparently love Trump because he expresses their
grievances -- nothing more -- and to turn to supporting those
constituents who support them by large percentages -- Women (who
support Biden over Trump by a staggering 14%, though you'd never know
it from the mainstream press, unless you read deep into some of the
polling articles, because they bury what should be the lede), working
class people of color, and progressives.

Personally, I have zero interest in figuring out what white (working
class) men really want or where the Dems went wrong. Look at the harm
they've done...

Anne-Miriam Hart

 

THERE IS NO PLAN B  --  CARTOON BY DR. JAMES MACLEOD

 

Dr. James MacLeod
July 21, 2024
MacLeodCartoons
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RE: TRANSCRIPT: REP. AOC DELIVERS MAJOR FLOOR SPEECH ON ARTICLES OF
IMPEACHMENT AGAINST JUSTICES THOMAS AND ALITO
 

xxxxxx, fb's putin AI is removing shares from you, as "spam".
Removed from 3 labor groups, & my own page, immediately after sharing.
Requested review, as did the groups' admin.

This is election interference, by fb again.

Chay Allen
Posted on xxxxxx's Facebook page
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RE: BERNICE JOHNSON REAGON, A FOUNDER OF THE FREEDOM SINGERS AND SWEET
HONEY IN THE ROCK, HAS DIED
 

Live like her!

David S. Fine
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Aside from sadness at the death of another great fighter and wonderful
singer, I am also reminded  that Bernice was invited and came to East
Berlin in April 1968 to join in ceremonies marking the 70th birthday
of Paul Robeson, who was greatly loved in the (East) German Democratic
Republic. (At the time I was director of a Paul and Eslanda Robeson
Archive at the GDR's Academy of Arts.) Bernice had not yet gained
later, greater recognition with her Sweet Honey in the Rock group and
was hardly known abroad. But of course she sang beautifully at the
main ceremony in the State Opera House, then also in the Maxim Gorky
Theater at a special concert for and with young people. She also gave
an extra solo concert in the Deutsches Theater.  

But there was an amusing side-line incident during her brief visit.
For the coming Summer Olympics of 1968 in Mexico City the GDR was
permitted, for the first time, to have a team of its own. Until then
GDR teams had been junior partners in all-German Olympic teams, but
remained barred from almost all international sport events, which
partly explains the use in later years, to compensate for such
exclusion, of pharmaceutical "assistance" in some sports, not as first
or only sinnner, but as one of the most successful in terms of
medals.)

In April, with the decision definite, GDR citizens were already
burning in enthusiastic anticipation of how well their team would show
in this, its first participation. In a live TV interview with Bernice
the GDR journalist, after talking about Robeson and other questions,
asked her what she thought of this first (political) Olympic victory,
surely expecting a word or two, of congratulations and standard wishes
to do well in Mexico.

But that was the year when many Black American athletes and their
supporters were considering a boycott of the Olympics. Most of them
later decided to take part; that was the year of the black-gloved
fists of  Tommie Smith and John Carlos, But this was far from clear
in April - and Bernice spoke up sharply against the Olympics, clearly
contradicting TV expectations and taboo and bringing the interviewer
into an almost visible sweat as he tried to reconcile two very
different positions and sharply disagree but politely. He changed the
subject as quickly as he could and was relieved when the interview
soon was ended. But many, like me, got some laughs at his unhappy
writings. That's known by the German word Schadenfreude!

Victor Grossman

 

RE: THE CONSTITUTION AND THE AMERICAN LEFT
 

We need a constitutional convention that results in 4-5 new amendments
like we did after the Civil War. Healthcare as a human right. End
citizens united and move to all government funded elections. Better
language on firearms (I don't know that we need to repeal the 2nd but
more clarity that it doesn't say anyone can have any gun anywhere at
any time). Set of binding judicial ethics rules. Without that we are
just dying a death by a thousand cuts.

Ben Cupp
Posted on xxxxxx's Facebook page
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RE: DONALD, YOU’RE NO TEDDY ROOSEVELT

He's just as racist

Bill Doar

 

RE: HOW THE POTATO CHANGED THE COURSE OF WORLD HISTORY 

(posting on xxxxxx Culture
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I'm disappointed that this article doesn't mention that the British
colonial rule over Ireland forced many Irish to starve to death when
the potato crop got diseased, (due to monoculture cultivation), and
brutality inflicted on the poor. These events caused millions of my
Irish ancestors to emigrate to safer lands. 

BTW, the Incan people cultivated many varieties of potato across their
thousands of feet of elevation. The imperial powers did not understand
that the biodiversity of Andean potatoes could have prevented a tragic
loss of potato crop and enormous loss of human lives.

Bruce O'Brien

 

SHORT CHANGED: ENDING INCOME TAXES ON TIPS WILL NOT MAKE SUBMINIMUM
WAGES LIVABLE  (ONE FAIR WAGE)

 

 

Yesterday we released an important report that was covered in Axios
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Prospect
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and Common Dreams
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analyzing the recent proposal by former President Trump and Senator
Ted Cruz that has gained significant attention recently to
eliminate income taxes on tips. Our report, _Short Changed: Ending
Income Taxes On Tips Will Not Make Subminimum Wages Livable_
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that 66% OF TIPPED WORKERS IN THE UNITED STATES WOULD NOT BENEFIT
FROM THIS PROPOSAL BECAUSE THEY EARN TOO LITTLE TO PAY INCOME
TAXES. 

Former President Trump has clearly seen the polling showing that the
economy and cost of living are top of mind for working people this
election cycle, AND IT'S ALSO CLEAR THAT CANDIDATES WHO WANT TO WIN
THIS YEAR SHOULD FOCUS ON RAISING WAGES AS THE
ONLY REAL SOLUTION: PAYING TIPPED WORKERS A FULL, LIVABLE MINIMUM
WAGE WITH TIPS ON TOP.  

As we see it, REGARDLESS OF WHO WILL BE ON THE TICKET, any candidate
who wants to win this cycle must address the needs of working people.
This must include increasing the minimum wage and eliminating
subminimum wages for all working people, including tipped workers.
Let's not forget that during Trump's presidency, he attempted to make
tips the property of owners instead of workers, and we organized
400,000 people to push back - and won. Those are not the actions of a
true champion of the working class. 

To mobilize millions of low-wage workers, including youth and people
of color who are all critical voting blocs, candidates will need to be
loud and clear with the following message: It is time to raise the
minimum wage and end the subminimum wage for tipped workers.

In the midst of a post-pandemic affordability crisis, the minimum wage
in general and the subminimum wage for tipped workers in particular
— and campaigns to end it — have been gaining attention in recent
months. So much so, that the Republican nominee for president of the
United States has proposed ending income taxes on tips as a way to
increase service workers’ incomes. In response, U.S. Senator Ted
Cruz drafted the ‘No Tax on Tips Act’ which would end income taxes
on tipped income, but would not end payroll taxes on tips.

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Read the Report - Click here (PDF)
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One Fair Wage [[link removed]]  
393 Canal Street Suite #103
New York, NY 10013

 

POWER TO WIN: REPORT ON PROGRESSIVE POWER AND ORGANIZING  (THE ACTION
LAB)

 

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In 2023, The Action Lab convened the Power Working Group, a cadre of
seasoned and brilliant organizers, along with our partners at The
Forge organizing journal and NYU’s Initiative for Community Power,
to begin a process of reflecting on how to close the gap between the
degree of power Left progressive organizations hold and the scale of
our ambitions. The Power Working Group designed and executed a
research project to give organizers a platform to share their insights
about how we, the big we, can correct course and evolve our work.

As a part of the project, we conducted 100 in-depth interviews and we
collected 184 comprehensive surveys from progressive organizers across
the country. Participants in the research included experienced leaders
in social justice organizations, organizers with at least 3 years of
experience, academics who have studied the movement, funders who
support base-building work, and other practitioners in the field.
Their insights and honesty shaped this report.

The findings highlight some tough realities. They also elevate
widespread alignment on a range of high value and high impact
adjustments that will strengthen our work and help us to build the
power to win. Our research also showcases the incredible dedication
and creativity of progressive leaders who continue to push forward
despite challenges. We hope this report will help us all understand
how to better organize and utilize our collective resources to achieve
our common goals.

Across the country, progressive organizers are pouring tremendous
energy and ingenuity into campaigns to win policies that will make our
communities stronger. 

They are building relationships with residents, welcoming new members
into their organizations and supporting these new members to take on
increasing leadership in local, state and federal fights. They are
making heroic efforts to gather resources needed to support this work
on an ongoing basis. And they are pushing back against a relentless
onslaught of Right-wing attacks on the populations and communities to
which they are so deeply committed. Still, it is not enough. 

In recent years—troubled by the Left’s inability to amass
sufficient power as well as the ascendancy of Right-wing forces—an
increasing number of progressive organizers have begun to register
higher and higher levels of alarm. They have argued that the
transformation in service of racial, economic and climate justice that
progressives seek will not happen unless we change our approach. The
“Power to Win” report constitutes an effort to learn from these
organizers—not only about what we lack—but also what shifts might
bolster our collective power.

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23 BARNES ROAD, OSSINING, NY 10562

 

HOW MANY REPUBLICANS DOES IT TAKE? - POSTER OF THE WEEK  (CENTER FOR
THE STUDY OF POLITICAL GRAPHICS)

 

 

How Many Republicans Does It Take To Screw The U.S.?
Women's Action Coalition (WAC)
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Act Up (issuing agency)
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Silkscreen, 1996
Los Angeles, CA
33286

The question on CSPG’s 28-year-old Poster of the Week could have
been asked today. In 1996, the Republican slate was Bob Dole and Jack
Kemp—far more reasonable than the current Republican ticket. They
lost to Bill Clinton and Al Gore—the team that brought us NAFTA and
cut welfare benefits.

The current Republican ticket is even more frightening. Trump already
announced his “dictator for a day” intention, and we will be
living with the damage caused by his three disastrous Supreme Court
appointments for generations. His running mate is J.D. Vance, a
venture capitalist, climate-denying, anti-abortion, anti-Queer
conservative.

Republicans didn't win the presidency when this poster was made in
1996, but they did win Congress—let's not let this happen in 2024!
Register to Vote. Get your friends and family to register. And then
vote!

AIDS Coalition to Unleash Power (ACT UP) was founded in New York in
1987 to combat discrimination against people living with HIV/AIDS,
expand medical research, and provide healthcare services for all. The
Los Angeles chapter was founded that same year.

The Women’s Action Coalition (WAC) formed in New York in 1992,
following the rage engendered by the appointment of Clarence Thomas to
the U.S. Supreme Court, despite Anita Hill’s testimony that he had
sexually harassed her.

Both ACT UP and WAC used direct action, including protests, sit-ins,
and civil

disobedience—and of course posters—to promote their demands. We
should do the same. Democracy is worth it.

Center for the Study of Political Graphics
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Culver City, CA 90230

 

RECORD BREAKING CORPORATE PROFITS  -  NOT INFLATION
 

For more information see:

Fossil Fuel Companies Make Billions in Profit as We Suffer Billions in
Losses: 2024 Edition
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April 17, 2024
Union of Concerned Scientists

NVIDIA Announces Financial Results for First Quarter Fiscal 2025
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May 22, 2024

 

CEO SHUTDOWN: MARCH TO END CLIMATE DESTRUCTION  - JULY 27 - NEW YORK
 (SUMMER OF HEAT)

 

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SATURDAY, JULY 27TH AT 11AM

CITI’S HQ, 388 GREENWICH ST, NEW YORK, 10013

The world is on fire. It’s so hot people are literally dying.
Ecosystems are collapsing. Hundreds of thousands are being displaced
from their homes. And Wall Street is to blame. 

JOIN US ON SATURDAY, JULY 27TH FOR THE CEO SHUTDOWN: MARCH TO END
CLIMATE DESTRUCTION [[link removed]]. 

It’s Wall Street’s billions that enable Big Oil to keep building
its new pipelines, gas terminals and coal mines. Without the support
of Wall Street, Big Oil will fail. And so we will make Wall Street’s
financing of fossil fuels untenable.

We will rally at Citibank’s global headquarters. From there, we will
march to the Citi CEOs home where we will stage a raucous noise
protest (whistles, vuvuzelas, and noise makers will be provided) and
occupy the street outside. WE ANTICIPATE THAT THE POLICE WILL ARREST
MANY OF US FOR THIS ACTION.

We know it’s an extraordinary step to take our campaign to
someone’s home. And it’s not one that we’re taking lightly. We
have asked Citibank to end its support for fossil fuels for years. We
have sent petitions, written letters, published reports, mobilized
customers, and supported shareholder resolutions. In September, we
shut down their global headquarters. In April, we did it twice. Since
June 10th, we have done it twelve times.

AND STILL, CITI IS ONE OF THE WORLD’S LARGEST FUNDERS OF FOSSIL FUEL
EXPANSION.

So we’re taking our demands to the doorstep of the person with the
most power to end Citi’s financing for fossil fuels, the CEO.
Whether you’re ready to take civil disobedience with us, or you only
want to participate in the family-friendly march, there is a role for
everyone in this action.

RSVP [[link removed]] FOR MORE DETAILS AND
TO GET INVITED TO TRAININGS, LEGAL BRIEFINGS, AND PREP CALLS AHEAD OF
THE ACTION.

The clock is ticking. That’s why during the Summer of Heat, we're
taking joyful, relentless nonviolent direct action to end fossil fuel
financing. 

Wall Street is bankrolling the coal, oil and gas companies that are
polluting our communities and killing our planet. But we're going to
stop them.

We’re going hard all summer long. Week after week. Month after
month. We're taking the party to the streets and we won't stop. 

Summer of Heat brings together a multiracial, multigenerational,
cross-class movement for a campaign of sustained nonviolent direct
action that demands that Wall Street stop investing in, financing, and
insuring fossil fuels. Our work together is guided by these
principles:

PRINCIPLES

* We are unwavering in our goal to end fossil fuels.
* We fight to protect the people and places we love and we honor
each other's fights.
* We fight to end all forms of oppression.
* We build people power.
* We are here to win.
* We target elites.
* We are committed to nonviolent direct action.
* We bring joy and humor in our work.
* We are here for the long haul.
* We take care of ourselves and each other.

Summer of Heat [[link removed]]  
[email protected]

 

"ENSURING DEMOCRACY'S FUTURE: BLOCK & BUILD STRATEGY FOR 2024 AND
BEYOND"  -  NEW YORK  -  SEPTEMBER 6  (CONVERGENCE MAGAZINE AND
CUNY SCHOOL OF LABOR AND URBAN STUDIES - CIVIC ENGAGEMENT AND
LEADERSHIP DEVELOPMENT AT THE MURPHY INSTITUTE)

 

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ENSURING DEMOCRACY'S FUTURE

Block & Build Strategy for 2024 and Beyond

FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 2024

10AM - 5PM

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