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Instead of the more informal meet-ups we’ve been having recently, this month we are going to discuss a couple potential projects that our district group could work on: 1. Attending Alex Pedersen’s Virtual Budget Town Hall on Thursday, October 8th. If there’s interest in collaborating on this, we can work together to prepare statements expressing ... Read more
The death of Ruth Bader Ginsberg has catapulted the 2020 presidential elections into an inferno. It’s likely Trump and the GOP will attempt to install a right wing justice that would threaten key reforms like abortion rights. What is under threat with the appointment of a right wing Justice? What role does the Supreme Court ... Read more
Join Washington Youth for Climate Justice to protest corporate media and their coverage of Seattle. We will gather in Lake Union Park and then march to KOMO Plaza, where we will rally. Please wear a mask and practice good public event safety. The demands: Sinclair Media give KOMO its independence KOMO start following the Society ... Read more
Seattle DSA recently voted to endorse WA State Rep. candidate Sherae Lascelles (they/them)! They are running against Frank Chopp on a platform of taxing the *hell* out of the rich, putting people over profit, equity and accessibility, mutual aid and community-care. We have only a very short time until the general election, and we are asking ... Read more
Critical Pedagogy Reading Group Join the Seattle DSA Critical and Revolutionary Pedagogy Reading Group to discuss bell hooks’ Teaching to Transgress (1994.) bell hook is the pen name of Gloria Jean Watkins, a Black feminist teacher and activist deeply involved in critical pedagogy building on the work of Paulo Freire and influenced by both marxist approaches ... Read more
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