Left Noise This Week (May 1, 2016)
A quick look at the music that has moved the movement this week.
A quick look at the music that has moved the movement this week.
We need reality-based solutions for facilitating and funding a Just Transition for workers. It will require the government to invest in publicly owned productive capacity that will generate the revenue needed to fund the hiring and drive the economic transition in the correct direction. This is not a new idea, but it is one that is proven to work.
Across the country, we need to continue to fight for and defend public libraries and their important contributions to the public good.
Alberta and Just Transition; Public Libraries have proven their worth: They should be funded accordingly; Left Noise This Week.
Music continues to accompany the movements on the left. In many ways, it is music that helps unite the struggles for social justice.
This week in Left Noise; Ontario Superior Court gives victory for workers' rights; Opposition to Trans-Pacific Partnership growing; Private energy sector partners in trouble
The Ontario Superior Court uses strong language to denounce the anti-union actions of the Liberal Government in Ontario.
We need to reduce the demand as well as the supply of fossil fuels to stop catastrophic climate change. This conversation needs to be lead by socialists, not cause division among them.
The Leap Manifesto, Alberta, and the realities of the demand for oil; Black Lives Matter released a mixtape; Sanders at Coachella; Fighting for $15 and Fairness. Read, debate, listen. All original content.