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Forgive me everyone for posting video today rather than writing a blog post. It's be been a y busy and exhausting weekend for me the work I'm doing for The People's Convention, now less than two weeks away. So, in lieu of an essay, here is my latest, "Monday, Monday: My visit to an AME Church, BLM arrests in my hometown & Who is Hillary Clinton."

This article is not about elections, politics, parties, economics, or the future, except that it is about all of these things and how they are not what most of us were taught that they are.

So I've been watching Big Think for a while now. I find it a nice break from the highly skewed, controlled product that TED has become and came across this:
[video:https://youtu.be/mAOyOULWKUo]

Read this on social media:

These people SO need to jump the gun, that they can't wait a few days to have the nomination be official! What nerve!

I'll cut to the chase that the amendment was withdrawn, thankfully.

For leftists, Cuba has always been kind of like the promised land. The country that has stood up to the imperialist giant to the North — the United States For the past 60 plus years, it is Cuba that has led the fight for liberation and socialist struggles both in Latin America and around the world. The country that never gave in, or gave up, no matter how hard the United States came down on the socialist island.

Saturday I drove up to Philadelphia to check out the Socialist Alternative/Movement4Bernie presentation which featured video messages from Jill Stein and Kshama Sawant. Cheri Honakala, Jill Stein's vice presidential partner on the 2012 Green Party ticket was present and spoke at the meeting.

Jill Stein called for the creation of a united party of the 99%, without corporate money or influence, joining the people energized by the Sanders campaign and the various fragmented groups of the left end of the political spectrum. Stein gave a brief run through of the highlights of her platform that mostly coincide with Sanders' platform demands.

The Equal Employment Opportunity Commission has filed a lawsuit on behalf of a worker identified as Jonathan Wolfe against Bojangles Restaurants, Inc. Wolfe was employed at a Bojangels in Fayetteville, NC.

According to the release, Wolfe "was repeatedly subjected to offensive comments about her gender identity and appearance. The belittling statements often demanded that Wolfe, who identifies and presents as a woman, engage in behavior and grooming practices that are stereotypically male, because that is the sex Wolfe was assigned at birth."

The release said derogatory comments about Wolfe continued, even after she had reported them on at least two occasions.

Wolfe was fired shortly after complaining about the statements.

When we neglect a 'reasonable limit' on how much we imbibe ... well the result can be ... in a word "Gross" ...

Scarcity of freshwater is one the major crises facing human society today. Food production is the largest consumer of freshwater on the planet. One estimate indicates that farming accounts for 70% of water used today (1).

The proposed endorsement led me to write Senator Sanders. I know I can no longer support the Democratic Party, and I don't understand how a person with Bernie's values can. I wrote him the note below, and I encourage you to do the same. I used his senate contact form - http://www.sanders.senate.gov/contact or this address help@berniesanders.com

This will not be a revelation to anyone I imagine, but the clear choice presented by Bernie Sanders as opposed to the pre-determined candidacy of Hillary Clinton has effectively finally fractured the Democratic Party in general but very specifically in the blogs that were most representative of the "little people" rank and file Dems, both of the liberal bent and those of the DLC/pragmatic bent.