Treme the dog show really clarify the difference between activism and organizing Scott when was living in Seattle and working for the tenants union when the w t o came to town his experience in 1909 led to his participation and co-founding the coalition of anti-racist whites organizing to me at the center is about building relationships to build organizations to build a movement that s a whole different thing than protesting what s wrong and when you have a strange requires folks to get up and fly somewhere for a week and then when the success of that means you got arrested that right there just require so much privilege to stay engaged and not work to have time off to have cash to fly there and to be the you know that in 10 years it s not going to matter you have a record protesting and community organizing aren t necessarily mutually exclusive Stephanie Gill you believes there is a place for large mobilizations within a community organizing context it s not necessarily protests conv
Difficult represents one actual ton of c o 2 removed and that s that will be an audible untraceable transaction if you ask most people what they think of block chain applications or crypto currency their responses usually a blank stare of utter bafflement Well this week on sea change radio we re going to try to make some sense of this arcane concept as we revisit our 2018 discussion with Paul gamble an entrepreneur who s devised a carbon dioxide removal marketplace which incorporates block chain applications gamble explains how his startup Nori uses this cryptography based technology how it plans to ramp up into a vibrant marketplace of buyers and sellers and why he believes this could actually help reverse the effects of climate change then we speak to Jackie Francis the executive director of the Keeling Curve prize as she tells us about her organizations mission and gives us a glimpse at some of the 200-1000 winners. I m joined now on sea change radio by Paul gamble he s a c.e.o. An
All that and more coming out of. This is Democracy Now Democracy Now dot org The War and Peace Report I mean a good thing in this special broadcast we begin the show with the engine a scholar and activist Nick Estes He s co-founder of the indigenous resistance group the Red Nation and a citizen of the Lower Brule Sioux tribe I talked to him earlier this year about his book our history is the future the book tells the history of indigenous resistance over 2 centuries offering a road map for collective liberation and a guide to fighting life threatening climate change as the center says history in the historic fight against the Dakota access pipeline at Standing Rock I asked him to talk about the 2 Thanksgivings stories he writes about at the beginning of his book so the 1st things giving story is begins with the peak what massacre by members of the Massachusetts Bay Colony which really marks sort of in my opinion marks sort of the mythology of the United States as a settler colonial co
Trump abused the power of his office secretary of state Pompei of says when it comes to Ukraine the State Department is working toward driving out corruption and every action that I took and have taken will continue to be driven towards that objective like other administration officials pump Ale has refused to testify in the impeachment inquiry but he said his agency is complying noting that the State Department released documents last week but that was in response to a lawsuit by a liberal watchdog and the agency has not complied with congressional subpoenas for documents pump a also defended investigating reports that Ukraine interfered in the last election the u.s. Intelligence community has determined it was Russia Amy Held n.p.r. News we re going president trumps dealings with Ukraine the House Judiciary Committee says it is set to take the next step in the impeachment probe starting next week the bodies now scheduled a hearing December 4th where lawmakers say a variety of consti
Yes wildfires for many more months through the year than before the news from Washington d.c. a Federal judge late on Monday ruled that former White House counsel Dawn Meghann is required to respond to a subpoena from House committees conducting the impeachment inquiry against President Donald Trump in her ruling Judge Brown Jackson pointedly called Trump out writing quote presidents are not kings they do not have subjects bound by loyalty or blood whose destiny they re entitled to control Justice Department lawyers immediately moved to appeal the ruling and asked Judge Jackson to put her decision on hold McGann has said he is willing to comply with the ruling House committees hope that the ruling would sway Trump s former national security adviser John Bolton to testify but Bolton has joined another lawsuit by his former aide Charles Copperman saying that McGann s case did not include matters of national security that paralleled case continues to wind its way through courts the court