The Green New Deal and the Future of Work

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Beigetreten Ağustos 2019
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The Green New Deal and the Future of Work
In the final video of our (amazing) speaker series, Jane McAlevey addresses what we– as American citizens– must do to get the Green New Deal passed. We may not be the ones in Congress, but we have the power and right to make the legislature work for us. Take it to the streets.
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Listen to Walker (@LivingNewDeal) dive into the history and legacy of the New Deal. When faced with economic collapse, Americans in the 20th century took a leap on legislation to support everyday people. It paid off then, and Walker tells us that it can work again with the GND.
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“[Americans] took the view that the government should intervene… in an utterly democratic way that serves the people… [The New Deal] is an American program and it was a huge success. There’s no reason we can’t do it again” – Richard Walker youtu.be/GEJ35bG6nDY
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Battistoni explains how the GND can strengthen the labor movement. As the demographics of the labor movement shift, opportunities to build alliances and communities grow as well. She encourages us to envision broader economic and social transformation for a new age of labor.
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Our crew sat down with Daniel Aldana Cohen (@UCBerkeley) who discussed the GND and the massive changes to physical infrastructure that it needs and demands. It is up to us, he explains, to figure out how to change our built environment in a community-driven and egalitarian way.
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Listen to Rhiana Gunn-Wright speak on the ways in which policy surrounding climate change has to be multifaceted and all-encompassing. To create a better future, we all have parts to play (including putting social pressure on people and politicians to foster change).
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Our team was very lucky to be able to sit down with Richard Lachmann over two years ago to discuss how the Green New Deal can undermine militarism both inside and outside of the United States. The late sociologist’s expertise on historical sociology was invaluable.
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[With the climate crisis] “there’s going to be these openings on the right and the left and the question is going to be, who can organize? Who can provide a compelling analysis of what’s going on [and] what should be done…” –Richard Lachmann youtu.be/PMEYG2XuK1U
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Ed Finn
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Out today! From Clark Miller’s chapter: “If we’re smart about how we get to zero carbon, we can arrive at our destination having vastly improved human futures,”
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In this video, Frances Fox Piven (@GC_CUNY) discusses the role of social movements in American history and their ability to create change with the Green New Deal. Piven reminds us that change requires the power of many, a power that we can– and must– access.
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“One very important lesson from the history of social movements is that ordinary people DO have power” “We should hope for the Green New Deal being not only a set of policies, but a kind of platform for new social movements…” – Frances Fox Piven youtu.be/a6PlhespqPQ
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