Latinx Caucus is seeking new members
The Latinx Caucus of the Green Party of the United States is seeking all interested Latinx Greens to join our national group so that we can solidify our mission, build a meaningful Green Latinx movement and identify allies.
At our annual meeting we elected a steering committee but currently have openings for additional steering committee members. In addition we have established an email list and a Facebook page.
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Green Party of Virginia State Meeting
The Green Party of Virginia will hold a state meeting on May 13 in Afton, Virginia. The meeting begins at 1:00 pm and ends at 5:00 pm. It will take place n the Rockfish Community Center in the George Washington and Jefferson National Forest. The street is address is 190 Rockfish School Lane, Afton VA 22920.
For those wishing to attend remotely, we will be using an online video conferencing service with full two-way audio and video. Information on how to join the meeting remotely will be provided before the meeting. You will need access to broadband internet, a computer, speakers or headphones/earbuds, and a microphone to participate remotely.
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Green Party of Tampa will march against Monsanto
Do you wonder sometimes if you eat a paprika or strawberry because it taste the same. You buy a tomato plant and cannot grow a new plant from its seeds. Most likely it is a modified organism from Monsanto or Bayer who want you and farmers to buy every year new seeds from them.
This is a crime on nature. Bring them to court
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Arizona General Membership Meeting
The Arizona Green Party (AZGP) invites all registered Green Party voters & guests to attend our next General Membership meeting
Lunch will be provided. Please register/RSVP using the Eventbrite link: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/arizona-green-party-azgp-general-membership-meeting-tickets-36970735465
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Green Party of Virginia Summit Summary
We had a very productive and agreeable meeting on Sunday, and I wanted to give you a quick summary of what was achieved.
First, many people requested a link to the video that we began with, on wealth inequality in America. This can be found here:
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September news from Brooklyn
First, the Green Party of Brooklyn wants to congratulate Jabari Brisport for winning the contested Green primary for City Council District 35. Check out our press release from Friday!
And now for some great Green Party of Brooklyn events
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Trump 'uses racism as a guiding principle for governing'
Although racism is bedrock of American policy, President Donald Trump wears it openly and "uses racism as a guiding principle for governing and public pronouncements," says Myles Hoenig, an American political analyst and activist.
Hoenig, a former Green Party candidate for Congress, made the remarks in an interview with Press TV on Tuesday on while commenting on the falling approval ratings of both Trump and the Republican Party.
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Stop the March to War in Korea! Build the Global People's Force for Peace!
Come learn about the hidden background to the crisis in Korea and stop the accelerating threat of nuclear war!
With Ramsay Liem, producer of the Memories of Forgotten War documentary, and Jill Stein, Green Party 2016 presidential candidate recently back from South Korea as part of a Solidarity Peace Delegation.
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Community comes together in unity march
GLENS FALLS, NY — As he stood in the band shell at Crandall Park Sunday, giving the invocation to more than 125 people who turned out on short notice for a unity march, the Rev. Leonard Oates invoked the words of the Rev. Martin Luther King as the reason local residents needed to make their opinions known.
"Injustice anywhere is a threat to justice everywhere," he said, shortly before the group marched peacefully on the streets around the park, then returned to hear speeches about the racial unrest in America.
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Send Human Rights Observers to Puerto Rico
On Monday, October 2 at 1:00 pm, the Poor People's Economic Human Rights Campaign (PPEHRC) will be visiting the offices of the Organization of American States in Washington, D.C. to ask that international human rights observers are sent to Puerto Rico to witness the extent of the devastation caused by Hurricane Maria and whether the recovery efforts are putting poor people before profits or are further contributing to Puerto Rico's economic crisis. We, the poor, are calling on the international community to witness the U.S. government's treatment of Puerto Rico in the aftermath of Hurricane Maria, and ensure that our families, friends, and loved ones receive the resources and justice they require.
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