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Talking Palestine with Zohran Mamdani

On Zoom – register here. A significant and expanding section of American society—young, diverse, and working class—has become increasingly aware of US support for Israel’s occupation, and is rapidly drawing the connections between Palestine, mass incarceration, austerity, and the immigration crisis. These new shifts are indicative of a larger trend of left voices putting forward a platform that sees the fight against austerity measures as fundamentally connected to US foreign policy.

 

Zohran Mamdani, who won his race for state assembly in Queens, New York on Nov 3, ran an ardently anti-capitalist campaign, tying together the various forms of exploitation—healthcare, housing, and low wages— that people in New York (and the country) face on a daily basis, and especially now as we brace for the second COVID-19 wave. Before, and since, his victory, Zohran has unabashedly supported the Palestinian struggle against settler-colonialism. Join the Adalah Justice Project on Wednesday, Dec 16 to hear from Zohran about how he came to learn about Palestinian liberation and why supporting Palestinian freedom is a crucial part of building a strong workers movement here in the US.

Value Our Families webinar: Towards a Transformative Immigration System

Online – register at bit.ly/IMMIGRANTVALUES. Diversity remains a key strength of the United States and brings tremendous value to our country. From serving as essential workers to contributing to our rich cultural, economic, and civic fabric, immigrants are vital to a thriving nation.

The election of President-Elect Joe Biden and Vice-President-elect Kamala Harris creates a unique opportunity to not simply undo the massive damage caused by the Trump administration but also put forth a new and inclusive vision for all immigrants in the United States

MODERATOR: Aarti Kohli, Executive Director, Advancing Justice – Asian Law Caucus

PANELISTS:
• Ai-Jen Poo, Executive Director, NDWA
• Rocio Saenz, Executive Vice President for SEIU

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RS Weekly Gathering: Refugee Book-Author Discussion

On Zoom (Meeting ID: 363 944 0486 and Passcode: 719284). Join Riverside Salem for a discussion of Azmat Ashraf’s book, Refugee, with the author.  The endpoint of racism on the spectrum is ethnic cleansing.  This book will always be relevant; history repeats itself.

We will gather around 4:00. As always, everyone is welcome.