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TIDBITS – JUNE 9, 2022 – READER COMMENTS: UVALDE SCHOOL SHOOTINGS
– BAN ASSAULT WEAPONS; HIGH RENTS; LATIN AMERICA SUMMIT; MEDICARE
ADVANTAGE; 2022 ELECTIONS; THOMAS PIKETTY; 40 YEARS – JUNE 12, 1982
ANTI-NUCLEAR WAR PROTESTS; MORE…  
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_ Reader Comments: Uvalde School Shootings - Ban Assault Weapons;
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Tidbits - Reader Comments, Resources, Announcements, AND cartoons -
June 9, 2022, xxxxxx

 

When the Second Amendment Was Passed  --  cartoon by Chan Lowe
Only a Few More Weeks of School  --  Tim Dolighan cartoon
Re: Trailer Park Residents Take On Venture Capitalists—And Win
(Elizabeth Kelly; Patty Conner Krockel; Jennifer Nouri; Mariam
Alunkal)
Re: We Must Fight White Supremacy With Solidarity: Jews Respond to the
ADL’s Harmful Campaign (John Ebel)
Re: Mexican President Boycotts Summit Over Us Exclusion of Cuba,
Nicaragua, Venezuela (John Aldis)
Re: Elon Musk and Smell of BS (Howard Harawitz; René Finnie; Earl
Marty Price; Eleanor Roosevelt; Jack Radey)
Re: Polls Show Progressive San Francisco DA Could Lose His Job in Blow
to National Movement (Sal Mangiagli; Lawrence Rockwood)
Workers Voting Conservative
Re: The Latest For-Profit “Advantage” Assault on Medicare Exposed
(Gina Klein; Miriam Haiman-González
Re: Russian ‘Left’ Split Over Ukraine War (Activists)
Re: Comrade Thomas Piketty, Welcome to the Socialist Movement (Sal
Mangiagli; David Berger; John Case)
Re: A Real Jubilee: A Mass Write-Off of Debts (Timothy Page)
Re: The Circus Was Televised (Miriam Haiman-González; Marianne
Brucker)

RESOURCES:

I SWORE AN OATH — AN OATH TO DO NO HARM.  - DR. ROY GUERRERO,
UVALDE'S ONLY PEDIATRICIAN

ANNOUNCEMENTS:

Earth to Europe and US: End COVID Monopolies - New York City - June 10
(New York Trade Justice Coalition, Health GAP and Metro New York
Health Care for All)
Inspired By Our Past, Organizing for Our Future  --  The
Commemoration of the Historic June 12, 1982 Demonstration for Nuclear
Disarmament and Human Needs - Sunday, June 12
Rally to Cancel Medicare Advantage Plan for NYC Retirees - June 16
(Cross-Union Retirees Organizing Committee)

 

WHEN THE SECOND AMENDMENT WAS PASSED  --  CARTOON BY CHAN LOWE

Chan Lowe
June 13, 2016
South Florida Sun-Sentinel
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ONLY A FEW MORE WEEKS OF SCHOOL  --  TIM DOLIGHAN CARTOON

 

Tim Dolighan
May 26, 2022
Toronto Sun
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RE: TRAILER PARK RESIDENTS TAKE ON VENTURE CAPITALISTS—AND WIN
 

"In the meantime, Chavez offers this encouragement to other trailer
park residents interested in buying their parks: ​“Look out for
each other. Ask your community for help. If we did it, I’m pretty
sure others can.”

Elizabeth Kelly
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See what happens when people unite! 👍

Patty Conner Krockel
xxxxxx's Facebook page
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This how you control rent.

Jennifer Nouri
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The greed of venture capitalists knows no bounds. Good for the park
residents.

Mariam Alunkal
xxxxxx's Facebook page
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RE: WE MUST FIGHT WHITE SUPREMACY WITH SOLIDARITY: JEWS RESPOND TO THE
ADL’S HARMFUL CAMPAIGN

The Anti-Defamation League does not speak for us, and we will not
allow them to divide and defame our communities and movements,
including the movement for Palestinian human rights. Jewish
communities must embrace anti-Zionist and non-Zionist voices, along
with all other voices for justice.

    
John Ebel
xxxxxx's Facebook page
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RE: MEXICAN PRESIDENT BOYCOTTS SUMMIT OVER US EXCLUSION OF CUBA,
NICARAGUA, VENEZUELA 

(posting on xxxxxx Labor
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I really wonder what sort of advice my State Department is giving to
my president. You might not LIKE some of those countries, but banning
them from such a meeting has some serious and predictable down-sides.

John Aldis
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RE: ELON MUSK AND SMELL OF BS
 

We live in a condo apartment building with 201 units and several big
garages. We'd like to get an electric car but have no reasonable way
to bring power to our parking space. It will cost $6,000+.

Howard Harawitz
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Son of Apartheid

René Finnie
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Shithead Afrikaner

Earl Marty Price
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I can't wait for the day that this boob is as forgotten as Jay Gould.

Eleanor Roosevelt
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Boring, Boorish, Boer.

Jack Radey
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RE: POLLS SHOW PROGRESSIVE SAN FRANCISCO DA COULD LOSE HIS JOB IN BLOW
TO NATIONAL MOVEMENT
 

Progressive AG's are being targeted

Sal Mangiagli
xxxxxx's Facebook page
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California is a hell hole that can't be fixed without overturning prop
13.

Lawrence Rockwood
xxxxxx's Facebook page
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WORKERS VOTING CONSERVATIVE

 

 

RE: THE LATEST FOR-PROFIT “ADVANTAGE” ASSAULT ON MEDICARE EXPOSED
 

“There are things government (“public”) should do, and things
that should be done by private industry.  The variable that
differentiates them is determining when and where the profit motive
will help or hurt society.”

Gina Klein
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That's why straight up, Original Medicare best.

Miriam Haiman-González
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RE: RUSSIAN ‘LEFT’ SPLIT OVER UKRAINE WAR

 

Opposition current in the Communist Party of the Russian Federation

by Activists

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Appeal to members of the CPRF and LKSM, deputies and candidates for
deputies at various levels from the CPRF, political and trade union
activists, and citizens who voted for the CPRF, to members of the CPRF
and deputies from the CPRF at all levels.

Comrades, members of the Communist Party of the Russian Federation and
deputies of the CPRF, we address you with a friendly request. We ask
you to publicly demand an immediate end to the fratricidal war between
the peoples of Russia and Ukraine, and to come up with a transitional
programme to change post-war Russia and the world. And also to take
this position in intra-party discussions.

We are convinced that you and I have no right to remain silent during
the catastrophe that is unfolding in the former Soviet Union. A
catastrophe that has had no precedent since the Great Patriotic War.
Especially when the deaths of children and adults in Donetsk, Luhansk,
Odessa or the crimes of the Ukrainian ultra-right cannot be tolerated
as a justification for Putin’s military adventure.

This war is blatantly imperialist [1
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ideologues of imperial nationalism, who dream of decommunization
according to their own script, are behind it. Russian and Ukrainian
soldiers, mostly from socially disadvantaged backgrounds, die in it,
hundreds of thousands of Ukrainians are forced to leave their homes
and millions live in fear of bombing and shelling. The war will hit
the workers of both countries, it is they who will have to pay for
this bloody bacchanalia. If Ukraine needs “denazification”, this
task can only be solved by the Ukrainians themselves. On the contrary,
the Kremlin’s aggression will only lead to the rise of far-right and
anti-Russian sentiments, legitimizing in the eyes of many the previous
crimes of the Ukrainian neo-Nazis. Today, hundreds of thousands,
millions of Russian-speaking Ukrainians, who have nothing to do with
neo-Nazism, call Russia an occupier and the events taking place the
Ukrainian Patriotic War. Do we like such analogies? Any brotherly
relations or alliances with the Ukrainians after this adventure of the
Putin regime can be forgotten forever.

Russia will not be the same after this one anyway. But it depends on
you and me, on our actions or our inaction, what these changes will
be.

By supporting the war, we will disgrace ourselves, the Party and the
whole Communist idea for decades. But by making use of the emerging
anti-war consensus in society to bring about a radical change in the
interests of the majority, we will raise the Communists’ credibility
enormously. To do this we need to wrest power from an entrenched
handful of oligarchs and militarists so that such a tragedy will never
again be possible. Such wars happen because of glaring inequalities.
Because a tiny percentage of people living in luxury and security
behind the walls of their palaces and bunkers can arbitrarily make
decisions that make the lives of hundreds of millions a living hell
and a bad dream. Under any sanctions, the elites will find a way to
keep their money and property - at the expense of the people.

As the largest opposition parliamentary party in Russia, the CPRF,
which received public support in the last Duma elections, must take an
active part in the anti-war protest and combine it with demands for
socio-economic restructuring of the country.

State Duma deputies from the KPRF Smolin, Markhaev, Matveev, Moscow
City Duma deputy Stupin, a number of regional Komsomol organizations
and many others have already advocated an immediate end to this war,
an initiative “KPRF/MLKSM members against the war” has
emerged. [2
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is not enough.

We urge you, our comrades, Party and Komsomol members, CPRF deputies
at all levels to take steps:

* Openly support and disseminate information about the appeal on your
resources.
* Write or call your fellow CPRF deputies and personally ask them to
join the appeal.
* Discuss the appeal at meetings and gatherings of their party
organisations, CPRF meetings in parliaments at all levels, and adopt
resolutions based on these discussions.
* Using any tribune, including the parliamentary one, as well as
street meetings with voters, demand a simultaneous end to the war
between fraternal nations and social transformation in our country.

_Click here [[link removed]] to subscribe to ESSF
newsletters in English and/or French._

P.S.

The Telegram channel of this opposition current
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Footnotes

[1
[[link removed]]] “The
European and world war has the clearly defined character of a
bourgeois, imperialist, dynastic war. The struggle for the markets and
plunder of foreign countries, the desire to suppress the revolutionary
movement of the proletariat and democracy within countries, the desire
to fool, divide and slaughter the proletarians of all countries by
pitting the wage slaves of one nation against the wage slaves of
another in favour of the bourgeoisie - this is the only real content
and meaning of war”.

V.I. Lenin, “Tasks of Revolutionary Social-Democracy in the European
War” (PSS, vol. 26, p.1)

[2
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of the KPRF and LKSM RF from different regions, oppose the Russian
invasion of Ukraine. Now it is very important to unite efforts and
show that there are many of us. Join us!”
 

 

RE: COMRADE THOMAS PIKETTY, WELCOME TO THE SOCIALIST MOVEMENT
 

Yet for Piketty, like countless others across the world, the past
three decades of what he calls “hypercapitalism” pushed him to
question accepted truths about the prevailing economic system. And
while the author still shied away from advocating socialism at the
time of the publication of Capital in the Twenty-First Century, his
2013 best-selling magnum opus on inequality, he’s now come to
embrace the term — arguing that despite the baggage of its
connotations of Stalinism, “It remains the most appropriate term to
describe the idea of an alternative economic system to capitalism.”

Sal Mangiagli
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Social democracy is the future? Really?

David Berger
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I am a great admirer of Thomas Piketty. His research on inequality has
had the biggest ideological impact on economic macro analysis of any
economist since Paul Samuelson, or maybe Keynes. And in a positive
direction. Lately he has been blogging more on politics. His
"socialism" is not new. It differs little, for example, from Karl
Kautsky, the German socialist, and renegade from Communism, except
Piketty never mentions class struggle. Like many previous social
democrats, he rejects the revolutionary path to socialism.
 Interestingly, this means he rejects the socialism of every country
that actually calls itself socialist. Furthermore, his reforms, which
are based on his monumental history of capital, and include an
"incremental" but aggressive expansion of the "welfare state" into the
realms of wealth, are exactly the reforms that ruling classes have,
without exception, drowned in blood, and are exactly the reforms that
revolutions -- a change in the ruling social classes -- are needed to
implement. For an example in a different era, consider the goal of an
incremental end to colonial taxes on tea founded on pleas to a
colonial regime. I submit Piketty's reforms presume an utterly
unrealistic measure of respect for democracy on the part of
capitalists; a "respect" that would permit them to accede to the
voters voting away most of their private wealth -- without resort to
violence, or destruction of the democracy.  Absent such capture of
wealth, Piketty's own math shows that capitalist wealth will continue
to concentrate and accumulate, along with the vast political
corruption of the public interest such concentration incentivizes.

I do not disagree in principle that there can be peaceful paths to
socialism -- which in reality does not actually wipe out capitalism,
because only relative and advancing abundance can truly accomplish
that. But the revolutionary path does permit the establishment of a
different ruling class coalition in which bourgeois interests are not
dominant. Most likely, however, only the increasing strength of
existing socialism, not denouncing it, can effect a global balance of
forces where progressive and peaceful transitions are possible. My two
cents.

John Case

 

RE:  A REAL JUBILEE: A MASS WRITE-OFF OF DEBTS
 

The crowds are huge and they love their monarchy. Remind me what they
do. Just receive their paychecks from the government? Anything else?
The queen seems nice, but her sons are a mess. I guess his sons got
their good genes from Princes Di.

Timothy Page
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RE: THE CIRCUS WAS TELEVISED

(posted on xxxxxx Culture
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But it was a jury who ultimately judged him. And people who write
pieces like this are old school #metoo that don't get he was me too
too.

Miriam Haiman-González
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Nope.

Marianne Brucker
Posted on xxxxxx's Facebook page
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I SWORE AN OATH — AN OATH TO DO NO HARM.  - DR. ROY GUERRERO,
UVALDE'S ONLY PEDIATRICIAN 

Testimony before Congress - June 8, 2022
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My name is Dr. Roy Guerrero. I am a board certified pediatrician and I
was present at Uvalde Memorial Hospital the day of the massacre on May
24th, 2022 at Robb Elementary School. 

I was called here today as a witness. But I showed up because I am a
doctor. Because how many years ago I swore an oath — An oath to do
no harm.

After witnessing first hand the carnage in my hometown of Uvalde, to
stay silent would have betrayed that oath. Inaction is harm. Passivity
is harm. Delay is harm. So here I am. 

Not to plead, not to beg or to convince you of anything. But to do my
job. And hope that by doing so it inspires the members of this House
to do theirs.

I have lived in Uvalde my whole life. In fact, I attended Robb
Elementary School myself as a kid. As often is the case with us grown
ups, we remember a lot of the good and not so much of the bad. So I
don’t recall homework or spelling bees, I remember how much I loved
going to school and what a joyful time it was.

Back then we were able to run between classrooms with ease to visit
our friends. And I remember the way the cafeteria smelled lunchtime on
Hamburger Thursdays.

It was right around lunchtime on a Tuesday that a gunman entered the
school through the main door without restriction, massacred 19
students and two teachers and changed the way every student at Robb
and their families will remember that school, forever.

I doubt they’ll remember the smell of the cafeteria or the laughter
ringing in the hallways. Instead they’ll be haunted by the memory of
screams and bloodshed, panic and chaos. Police shouting, parents
wailing. I know I will never forget what I saw that day.

For me, that day started like any typical Tuesday at our Pediatric
clinic - moms calling for coughs, boogers, sports physicals – right
before the summer rush. School was out in two days then summer camps
would guarantee some grazes and ankle sprains. Injuries that could be
patched up and fixed with a Mickey Mouse sticker as a reward.

Then at 12:30 business as usual stopped and with it my heart. A
colleague from a San Antonio trauma center texted me a message: 'Why
are the pediatric surgeons and anesthesiologists on call for a mass
shooting in Uvalde?'

I raced to the hospital to find parents outside yelling children’s
names in desperation and sobbing as they begged for any news related
to their child. Those mother’s cries I will never get out of my
head.

As I entered the chaos of the ER, the first casualty I came across was
Miah Cerrillo. She was sitting in the hallway. Her face was still,
still clearly in shock, but her whole body was shaking from the
adrenaline coursing through it. The white Lilo and Stitch shirt she
wore was covered in blood and her shoulder was bleeding from a
shrapnel injury.

Sweet Miah. I’ve known her my whole life. As a baby she survived
major liver surgeries against all odds. And once again she’s here.
As a survivor. Inspiring us with her story today and her bravery.

When I saw Miah sitting there, I remembered having seen her parents
outside. So after quickly examining two other patients of mine in the
hallway with minor injuries, I raced outside to let them know Miah was
alive. I wasn’t ready for their next urgent and desperate question:
'Where's Elena?'

Elena, is Miah’s 8-year-old sister who was also at Robb at the time
of the shooting. I had heard from some nurses that there were “two
dead children” who had been moved to the surgical area of the
hospital. As I made my way there, I prayed that I wouldn’t find her.

I didn’t find Elena, but what I did find was something no prayer
will ever relieve.

Two children, whose bodies had been so pulverized by the bullets fired
at them, decapitated, whose flesh had been so ripped apart, that the
only clue as to their identities was the blood spattered cartoon
clothes still clinging to them. Clinging for life and finding none.

I could only hope these two bodies were a tragic exception to the list
of survivors. But as I waited there with my fellow Uvalde doctors,
nurses, first responders and hospital staff for other casualties we
hoped to save, they never arrived. All that remained was the bodies of
17 more children and the two teachers who cared for them, who
dedicated their careers to nurturing and respecting the awesome
potential of every single one. Just as we doctors do.

I’ll tell you why I became a pediatrician. Because I knew that
children were the best patients. They accept the situation as it’s
explained to them. You don’t have to coax them into changing their
lifestyles in order to get better or plead them to modify their
behavior as you do with adults.

No matter how hard you try to help an adult, their path to healing is
always determined by how willing they are to take action. Adults are
stubborn. We’re resistant to change even when the change will make
things better for ourselves. But especially when we think we’re
immune to the fallout.

Why else would there have been such little progress made in Congress
to stop gun violence?

Innocent children all over the country today are dead because laws and
policy allows people to buy weapons before they’re legally even old
enough to buy a pack of beer. They are dead because restrictions have
been allowed to lapse. They’re dead because there are no rules about
where guns are kept. Because no one is paying attention to who is
buying them.

The thing I can’t figure out is whether our politicians are failing
us out of stubbornness, passivity or both.

I said before that as grown ups we have a convenient habit of
remembering the good and forgetting the bad. Never more so than when
it comes to our guns. Once the blood is rinsed away from the bodies of
our loved ones, and scrubbed off the floors or the schools and
supermarkets and churches, the carnage from each scene is erased from
our collective conscience and we return once again to nostalgia.

To the rose tinted view of our second amendment as a perfect
instrument of American life, no matter how many lives are lost.

I chose to be a pediatrician. I chose to take care of children.
Keeping them safe from preventable diseases I can do. Keeping them
safe from bacteria and brittle bones I can do. But making sure our
children are safe from guns, that’s the job of our politicians and
leaders.

In this case, you are the doctors and our country is the patient. We
are lying on the operating table, riddled with bullets like the
children of Robb Elementary and so many other schools. We are bleeding
out and you are not there.

My oath as a doctor means that I signed up to save lives. I do my job.
And I guess it turns out that I am here to plead. To beg. To please,
please do yours.

 

EARTH TO EUROPE AND US: END COVID MONOPOLIES - NEW YORK CITY - JUNE
10  (NEW YORK TRADE JUSTICE COALITION, HEALTH GAP AND METRO NEW YORK
HEALTH CARE FOR ALL)

 

START:
Friday, June 10, 2022  --  12:00 PM

GRAND CENTRAL PLAZA

END:
Friday, June 10, 2022  --  1:00 PM

622 THIRD AVENUE, NEW YORK, NY 10017

SPECIAL REQUEST: WE ASK ALL ATTENDEES TO DRESS ON BLACK

Join with health and social justice activists worldwide as we
collectively undertake Global Days of Actions being organized by the
People's Vaccine Alliance during early June to demand the US and
European countries to “end COVID monopolies” and “vaccinate and
treat the world now!” Here's where to find an event near you around
the world.

These events are being held prior to the the upcoming annual
Ministerial Conference of the World Trade Organization (WTO) that
begins on Sun. June 12 in Geneva. The issue of the WTO adopting a
comprehensive response to the COVID-19 and future pandemics will be
one of the top agenda items.

Here in NYC, groups leading the #EndVaccineApartheid
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campaign and our allies will be gathering in midtown Manhattan and
marching to the UN Missions of Switzerland, European Union, United
Kingdom, Germany, and US to call them out for not taking the necessary
steps to stop the COVID-19 pandemic and save millions of lives, and
deliver a letter of demands to each country’s UN Ambassador.

Since the fall of 2020, these five Western nations have stood in the
way of efforts to temporarily waive international intellectual
property rights so that COVID-19 tests, treatments, and vaccines can
be immediately mass produced and used everywhere around the world,
particularly in the Global South. As a result, millions get sick and
many die, the pandemic keeps spreading, and new viral variants emerge
that threaten all of us everywhere.

Instead of protect everyday people everywhere, these countries are
protecting #BigPharma
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pandemic profiteering. Over 120 nations are supporting a proposal from
India and South Africa for the WTO to adopt a comprehensive "TRIPS
waiver" to end the global pandemic as quickly as possible.

Schedule of event components:

12 noon -- Gather in Grand Central Plaza, 622 Third Ave. (NW corner of
East 40th St.)
12:05 -- Swiss Mission to UN, 633 Third Ave. (NE corner of East 40th
St.)
12:15 -- European Union Mission to UN, 666 Third Ave. (NW corner of
East 42nd St.)
12:25 -- Die-in outside Pfizer World Headquarters, 235 East 42nd St.
(NW corner of 2nd Ave.)
12:35 -- United Kingdom Mission to the UN, 885 2nd Ave. (NW cor. East
47th St.)
12:45 -- Germany Mission to the UN, 871 1st Ave. (SW cor. East 49th
St.)
12:55 -- US Mission to the UN, 799 First Ave. (SW cor. 45th St.)
Here is the Facebook event to share.

List of participating organizations [list in formation]:

Center for Popular Democracy and CPD Action
Health Global Access Project (HealthGAP)
Housing Works
Metro New York Health Care for All
New York Trade Justice Coalition
Physicians for a National Health Program, NY Metro Chapter
Public Citizen Global Trade Watch
Rise and Resist
Showing Up for Racial Justice NYC

For more information and to have your own group become a co-sponsor,
contact [email protected]

 

INSPIRED BY OUR PAST, ORGANIZING FOR OUR FUTURE  --  THE
COMMEMORATION OF THE HISTORIC JUNE 12, 1982 DEMONSTRATION FOR NUCLEAR
DISARMAMENT AND HUMAN NEEDS - JUNE 12

 

June 12, 2022 marks the 40th anniversary of the largest peace
demonstration in United States history. On this historic day, one
million people marched from the United Nations, filled the streets of
New York City, and rallied in Central Park to demand an end to the
nuclear arms race.

While the June 12th demonstration anchored the efforts, many other
important parts of the mobilization occurred before and after that
historic day, including the nonviolent civil disobedience actions at
each of the five nuclear nations' missions to the UN on June 14th; a
major international conference; an interfaith religious service; and
scores of cultural and educational activities.

Throughout these days, people from all over the world spoke with one
voice to say "No More Hiroshimas," paving the way for a future without
nuclear weapons. Forty years later, we invite you to join us for a
series of virtual events to learn from those who organized the June
12th, 1982 demonstration, as well as current activists who continue to
work for the total elimination of nuclear weapons. 

REGISTER NOW [[link removed]] 

JUNE 12, 2022 12PM-4PM-EST

Supporters

Arms Control Association
Back from the Brink
Brooklyn for Peace
Campaign for Peace, Disarmament, and Common Security
Chesapeake Physicians for Social Responsibility 
Fellowship of Reconciliation
HDGM- Saving the Planet, Saving the People
Heiwa Peace and Reconciliation Foundation of New York
Hibakusha Stories
Hiroshima/ Nagasaki Peace Committee of the National Capital Area
ICAN The International Campaign to Abolish Nuclear Weapons
Long Island Alliance
Massachusetts Peace Action
New Japan Women's Association
New Jersey Peace Action
New York City Metro Raging Grannies
North Country Peace Group
Nuclear Age Peace Foundation
Nukewatch
Oregon Physicians for Social Responsibility
Peace Action Bay Bridge
Peace Action Maine
Peace Action New York State
Peace Action Wisconsin
Physicians for Social Responsibility
Prospect Hill Foundation
Religious Society of Friends (Quakers)
Reverse the Trend
San Francisco Bay Physicians for Social Responsibility
South County Peace Group, Inc.
Stand With Okinawa, NY
Staten Island Women Who March
Syracuse Peace Council
The Nuclear Resister
The Ribbon International
Union of Concerned Scientists
United for Peace and Justice 
Upper Hudson Peace Action
Veterans for Peace, NYC Chapter 34
War Resisters League
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