Jackson and Beyond
Kali Akuno on Cooperation, Solidarity, and Struggle
Center for Political Education
On February 4, 2018 Kali Akuno of Cooperation Jackson spoke on the challenges and opportunities facing Black communities struggling for self-determination in Jackson, MS and beyond.
Akuno's comments were part of a larger conversation that included brandon king of Cooperation Jackson, Najari Smith of Cooperation Richmonds, and Jackie Byers of the Black Organizing Project.
This event was presented by Center for Political Education (CPE) and East Bay Alliance for a Sustainable Economy (EBASE).
Video by Lucas Guilkey
Publication Date:
Friday, March 2, 2018

This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 3.0 License.
Search
Subscribe
A weekly email newsletter connecting you with our latest issues, articles and special features. Subscribe now!
Movement Pages
Recent Issues
- 4: Sociocracy / Dynamic Governance -NEW!
- 3: Cuban Worker Co-ops
- 2: Building Regional Solidarity Economy Networks
- 1: Expanding the Reach of Food Co-ops
- 18: The Southern Cooperative Movement
- 17: Scaling-Up the Cooperative Movement
- 16: Intentional Communities and Solidarity Economics
- 15: Advancing the Development of Worker Co-ops-ADWC 2013
- 14: The Anniversary Issue
- 13: The Frank Lindenfeld Memorial
- 12: International Year of the Cooperative
- 11: Lessons for Today from "Black Like Me"
- 10: Occupy! Connect! Create!
- 9: Collective Action: Research, Practice and Theory
- 8: Worker Cooperative Development Models
- 7: The Cooperative Advantage
- 6: Inter-cooperation is Key
- 5: Education For Economic Liberation
- 4: Land, Food, Childcare, Laundry, and a Book
- 3: Worker Cooperative Replication
- 2: Strengthening the Movement
- 1: Grassroots Democracy In Action

