The eco-socialism working group is supporting Kalamazoo Northside community organization Mothers of Hope in helping to construct a brand new “Garden of Hope” on their premises. The garden’s nine raised beds full of soil and vegetables will support MoH’s established programs, which aim to empower women and families combating substance abuse and other systemic inequalitiesContinue reading ““Garden of Hope” Grows Community Partnerships”
Category Archives: From Our Members
Why I Fight for Medicare for All
Having worked over 30 years in the medical field I have observed much…much pain, much suffering, and much inequality in care. I myself was abused by the system when my son was stricken with a seizure. With a Bachelor’s Degree in Medical Administration, and 5 years of college healthcare teaching under my belt, I couldContinue reading “Why I Fight for Medicare for All”
Challenging Power Structures
Our discussions in the political education working group have me thinking a lot about power structures and how we challenge them, while remaining uninfluenced by their appeal. Oftentimes individuals get caught up in the consolidation of power and become a self-perpetuation of the old order. Say you get promoted for example. Not because of yourContinue reading “Challenging Power Structures”
My Political Journey Towards Socialism
At a time when many of us were quarantined for months on end, and many more were forced to go back into work in an uncertain, unsafe environment to push the economy forward, I was fortunate enough to have a job that allowed me to continue earning income through teleworking. It also gave me anContinue reading “My Political Journey Towards Socialism”
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