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screenshot from the film Black Girl directed by Ousmane Sembene (1966, Senegal)

On Film and Political Education

Film bridges gaps that emerge when working primarily with theoretical text. Reading helps us develop a shared language, shared frameworks, and analytical clarity. Film brings those ideas closer to actual life.  For some time now in Hartford, we’ve been facilitating reading groups organized around the edited volume, Abolition & Reconstruction:…

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The People’s Tribunal for Justice in Palestine and the Demilitarization of Mexico Reaches Its Verdict

Reprint from Mexico Solidarity Media  We are republishing this piece from Mexico Solidarity Media [insert link to original article] written by a Connecticut DSA member, Seth Garben. In the piece, Seth highlights how struggles that may seem geographically distant are often connected through shared systems of militarization, repression, and resistance….

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From Intention to Impact

This milestone, evidence of a growing collective aspiration for an abolitionist, socialist future, should have translated into decisive planning at the state level. As a dues-paying member and invited panelist for Danbury Unites for Immigrants attending virtually, I left the meeting appreciating the earnest effort while recognizing some missed opportunities….
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