Ithaca DSA
The blog of the Ithaca, NY Local of Democratic Socialists of America.
Saturday, May 12, 2012
Occupy and Take Action
Cornel West and Frances Fox Piven discuss the Occupy movement. It is a very hopeful moment, because people are coming together to raise awareness and challenge deep injustices in this society. Young and old can learn from each other. Recorded March 18, 2012 at Left Forum.
Poverty in America - 50 Years Later
Frances Fox Piven and Cornel West remember Michael Harrington and the stir that his book The Other America caused. It led to progress in reducing poverty, but now, with the resurgence of the 1%, poverty is back worse than ever. But people are starting to resist. Recorded March 18, 2012 at Left Forum.
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Ithaca DSA Officers
Annika Rowland
- Chair
__________ - ViceChair
Sabrina Leddy
- Secretary
Wayles Browne - Treasurer
Ithaca DSA
Ithaca DSA members produce a half-hour radio program on
WRFI Community Radio
called
The Inquiring Socialist
. The program airs at 10:00AM on alternate Fridays.
Ithaca DSA has a weekly cable access television program "Ithaca DSA Presents", a half-hour talk show covering local, national and international politics, economics and labor. It airs Tuesdays at 7:00 pm and several more times each week on
Spectrum Cable Channel 13
in Tompkins County; DVDs of the program can be borrowed from the
Alternatives Library
in Anabel Taylor Hall on the Cornell Campus.
We will also be working on making Cornell pay for better and free TCAT, putting socialists in City government, supporting labor unions and affordable housing, and opposing police militarization and jail expansion in this community.
What We Believe
Democratic Socialists
believe that both the economy and society should be run democratically—to meet public needs, not to make profits for a few. To achieve a more just society, many structures of our government and economy must be radically transformed through greater economic and social democracy so that ordinary Americans can participate in the many decisions that affect our lives.
We are dedicated first of all to democracy, and to bringing democracy into the economic sphere. We are not a political party that runs candidates. Rather, we are a political organization that engages in many activities as needed: electoral politics, issue politics, organizing, protest, and education.
You can find lots of information on our
national website
.
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