Angela Walker is anAmerican activist and labor organizer! She was Howie Hawkins running mate in 2020. She is a member of the Black Alliance for Peace North-South People(s), Centered Human Rights Initiative and two time VP nominee! Continue reading

Howdy y'all! Welcome to another episode of Redneck Gone Green! We're joined to night with Gloria Mattera as we discuss the ins and outs, struggles, and goals of the Working Families Party. Thank y'all for joining and remember, feel free to join in on the conversation by writing to us in the comments section Continue reading

The Green Party of Alameda County hosted the Green Sunday webinar with Dr. Jill Stein on January 12, 2025. The 2024 election showed decisively that the Democratic Party has utterly failed the people it claims to represent. And many who voted Republican out of anger at Democrats already have buyers remorse, as the dysfunctional rule of billionaires comes into view. Continue reading

Green Party 2016 vice presidential candidate and editor of Black Agenda Report Ajamu Baraka joins Bad Faith Podcast to weigh in on claims that the Green Party is hostile to Black interests, including intimations from Dr. Cornel West that racial politics played a role in his choice to leave the Green Party and run as an independent. Baraka also explains why Black people are fleeing the Democratic Party, and weighs in on Biden's latest polls, on campus pro-Gaza protests, and Biden's Morehouse address. Continue reading

We Need a Vision of a Post-Capitalist Future Ben Burgis makes his case for a positive vision at the Green Party of New Jersey state convention on May 15, 2024. Continue reading

Miko Peled spoke on December 5, 2023 at the Bethlehem Library, Delmar, New York. His topics were the Gaza war, Israel, Palestine and Zionism. A member of the DC Statehood Green Party, Peled is an outspoken advocate for Palestinian Rights and the author of The General's Son: Journey of an Israeli in Palestine. Continue reading

Webinar about the Atomic Bombing of Hiroshima and Nagasaki Recorded on August 9, 2023 Never Again! Remembering the Atomic Bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki Continue reading

The twin-underpass railroad bridge at No Gun Ri, South Korea, in 1960. Ten years earlier, the U.S. military killed a large number of South Korean refugees under and around the bridge, early in the Korean War. 72 years ago, on June 25, 1950, the Korean War began after a series of cross-border conflicts. Member of the International Committee of the Green Party of the United States Austin Bashore honors the memory of those killed in No Geun Ri. There is still no peace treaty signed to end the Korean War. Continue reading