There’s no debates and he needs new glasses, so probably not. It’s actually pretty good. If you have a chance, watch to support. Naomi Klein speaks Sunday night. The plenary on Abolition Feminism with Angela Davis was tonight.
Saturday, September 2nd (all times are in Central Daylight Time)
9:30am-11am: Organizing the Unorganized: A Growing Labor Movement in Traditionally Non-Union Sectors with Elce Redmond, Hollis Harris, Hayley Neiling, and Jared Coles
9:30am-11am: Ella Baker and the Black Freedom Movement with Barbara Ransby and Asha Ransby-Sporn
11:30am-1pm: Fighting for Our Lives: Abortion and Trans Rights Under Attack with Mary Bowman and Anne Rumberger
11:30am-1pm: Sex Work, Policing, and Border Abolition with Harsha Walia, Chanelle Gallant, Elene Lam, and Robyn Maynard
2:30pm-4pm: The Political Economy of Debt and Debtor Organizing with Lindsey Muniak, René Christian Moya, and Astra Taylor
2:30pm-4pm: Resisting Carceral Sanism with Liat Ben-Moshe, Leah Harris, and Beatrice Adler-Bolton
4:30pm-6pm: Union Democracy: The Power of a Democratic Labor Movement with Alex N. Press, Sean Orr, Terri Houldieson, and Quentin Washington
4:30pm-6pm: Abolition and the Nuclear Age with Josh Frank, Ray Acheson, and Janene Yazzie
7:30pm-9pm: The Poetics of Social Movements with aja monet and Robin D.G. Kelley
7:30pm-9pm: Fascism: Past, Present, or Future with Alberto Toscano and Ilya Budraitskis
