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Tales of the resistance
an original radio serial
Artwork by Lawton Lovely
Jade, For Hire! - "The Mystery of the Missing Worker"
Looking for work during a race and class war ain’t easy, its hard enough already - why were they fired in the first place from… Jamazon.com! Find out this week in... Jade for Hire!
Listen to a panel discussing the issues in JADE, FOR HIRE!, made possible by the San Francisco Public Library HERE.
Worker's Rights Organizations
UPWA - United Public Workers for Action UPWA
Socialist Organizer - For a Labor Party. For a Workers’ International
LIUNA – the Laborers’ International Union of North America - Find Locals
Articles and Resources
American Bar Association - Pro Bono Resources
The Militant - A SOCIALIST NEWSWEEKLY PUBLISHED IN THE INTERESTS OF WORKING PEOPLE
US Department of Labor Reference Guide to the Fair Labor Standards Act
CALIFORNIA EMPLOYEE RIGHTS LAWYERS- Free Helpline
Legal Aid at Work - CLINICS AND HELPLINES (RELATING TO WORK IN CALIFORNIA ONLY)
Coronavirus 2019 (COVID-19) Resources for Employers and Workers
Artwork by Lawton Lovely
Novice Nurse: Susie Terse! - "The Price of Infection"
Can Nurse Susie find a way to deliver vital antiviral medicine while navigating hospital bureaucracy while fending off the corrupt Capitalist Healthcare Conspiracy?
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Listen to a panel discussing the issues in NOVICE NURSE: SUSIE TERSE!, made possible by the San Francisco Public Library HERE.
Equitable Healthcare Organizations
Articles and Resources
Fear of the Dark - "The Good Cop"
MAGA hat wearing, right-wing immigrant Primo is tormented by his racist fears, and haunted by his hate when he’s as caught in a protest for justice turned riot.
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Would you like to further explore the themes presented in Fear of the Dark? Please join the Troupe, our community partners and experts in the field in one of our facilitated post-listening discussions on Saturday, August 8th, presented by the San Francisco Public Library!
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For more information, CLICK HERE
Report Police Violence: Raheem.org
Articles and Resources
Can't Imagine a World Without Police? Start Here
Join the Black Lives Matter Movement
How I Became a Police Abolitionist
5 Podcasts at the Intersection of Pride Month and the Black Lives Matter Movement
@protestsbayarea - Instagram account with information about upcoming protests
Racial Justice Organizations
Artwork by Lawton Lovely
Dimension 2020! - "It Came from R&D!"
Greg seemed to everyone like a mild mannered software developer. No one could predict that his invention could either save democracy, or lock the country into an endless cycle of tyranny and oppression.
Would you like to further explore the themes presented in Dimension 2020!? Please join the Troupe, our community partners and experts in the field in one of our facilitated post-listening discussions on Saturday, August 22nd, presented by the San Francisco Public Library!
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For more information, CLICK HERE
More Resources Coming soon
facts to fuel the resistance
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“At least 99 law enforcement agencies--many in large cities--used some form of tear gas against civilians protesting police brutality.” (New York Times)
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As of 2018, 3 million California residents were uninsured. In 2017, 55,000 people were uninsured in the SF and San Mateo county region. (California Health Care Foundation)
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In 2019, a federal study of facial recognition technology revealed that recognition “algorithms falsely identified African-American and Asian faces 10 to 100 times more than Caucasian faces.” (New York Times)
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Black men are 2.5 times more likely to be killed by police than white men. FBI reports on police killings are “off by about half.” (Journalist’s Resource)
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“[As of February 13, 2020] at Google and Microsoft, the share of U.S. technical employees who are Black or Latino rose by less than a percentage point since 2014.” (Strategic Human Resource Management)
