Tag: Organize2020

• The Marathon and the Sprint

  I don’t make best-of lists at the end of the year, but the song I spent the most time listening to in 2019 was B-Movie by Gil Scott Heron: It’s not as well known as his most famous song, The Revolution Will Not Be Televised, and I can see why because it’s clear which song […]

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  April 19, 2020

  Economics, History, Record Reviews

  A Taste of Power, B-Movie, Democratic Party, Elaine Brown, Elections, Gil Scott-Heron, North Carolina Association of Educators, Organize2020, Pieces of a Man, Reflections, Ronald Reagan, The Revolution Will Not Be Televised

• What We’ve Been Up To

  I recently got to write a post for Dusted Magazine‘s Listed series about ten records & books I’m fond of.  It’s not a Top 10 of All Time, for reasons stated in the opener, more like what I wanted to write about on that occasion: Art Melody, Kari Ka Kian Fô Baaba Maal & Mansour […]

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  August 19, 2018

  Anti-Neoliberalism, Education, John Davis and The Cicadas, Music, New Releases, Work In Progress

  #InThisTogether, Art Melody, Baaba Maal & Mansour Seck, Dusted Magazine, Else Marie Pade, Faust, Fela Kuti, Franco & l”Orchestre OK Jazz, Gary Stewart, Global Fracture, Hossein Alizadeh, I.T.T., Jacob Kirkegaard, Jacobin magazine, Kayhan Kalhor, Kristin Beller, May 16th, Michael Denning, michael hudson, NCAE, Noise Uprising, North Carolina, Organize2020, Rumba on the River, Secret Museum of Mankind, Susumu Yakota, Todd Warren, Tony Allen, Unions, Valerie Warren, Yazoo Records, Zombie

• Organize 2020 and Durham’s Tipping Point

  I’m posting today to ask folks to consider supporting an Indie Go Go campaign currently heading into its final week by Organize 2020, the social justice caucus of the North Carolina Association of Educators.  As an active member of this group, I have been impressed by the commitment, vision and integrity of people involved in this […]

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  July 28, 2015

  Anti-Neoliberalism, Current Events, Economics, Education, Politics

  Bryan Proffitt, Durham, Durham Association of Educators, Economics, Eddie Conway, education, Jillian Johnson, Organize2020, Politics, Race