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An Injury to One Is An Injury to All: Intergenerational Reflections on International Solidarity

Safear Ness, Bill Ayers, James Kilgore, Dawn Harrington, and Mon Mohapatra speak in this session recorded at Socialism 2025. This session was sponsored by Community Justice Exchange.

This workshop will offer an intergenerational conversation and reflection on international solidarity. Speakers ranging from 60s and 70s activists to present day freedom fighters will highlight what solidarity looked like in the days of the anti-Vietnam war movement and Black Power, why this solidarity declined after 1990, and consider how the current resurgence of support for Palestinian freedom and rebellions of migrants and incarcerated individuals can contribute to a global left front against fascism.

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