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meeting
Thursday – October 6th
October General Membership Meeting
8:00- 8:30 after phone banking for Karina
Talamantes
Zoom link here
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Friday, October 7th Movie Night Outdoors at Organize Sacramento
Doors open at 6:00 pm;
movie starts at 7:00 pm
with Q and A afterwards that will
delve into the status of and dilemmas facing the Palestinian resistance today
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“interested” —
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Join us! Thursday, September 29th from 5:30-8:00
Virtual or in person at Dave Jone’s office at 225 30th Street, Suite 201, Sacramento, CA 95816
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Links will be provided to the above events as they get closer!
RSVP to 916-800-2361 or info@karinatalamantes.org
Zoom Meeting ID: 203 650 4531 Passcode: Karina
Wellstone’s phone bank for Caity Maple is Tuesday, Oct 12th from 5:00-8:00 pm – Sign up here
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Our Speakers for the night:
Tamie Dramer – on Measure O
Zima Creason/Paula Villescaz – on SJUSD.
We will also be voting on the endorsement of Moe Sarama
and Michael Vargas
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Join us as we learn about ADEMs and how we can use
these positions to change our California Democratic
Party.
What is the best way to get progressive candidates
elected? How can we join with other progressive
organizations to get the best people elected?
Agenda:
Welcome
Guest speaker and discussion – Eric Sunderland, CA Regional Director
Club business
Approval of past minutes
June minutes
July minutes
Officer’s reports
New Business
Announcements
Happy Birthday Medicare!
On July 30th, 1965, Lyndon Johnson signed Medicare
and Medicaid into law, providing healthcare to millions
of seniors, low income people, and people with
disabilities. Within a year, the civil rights movement
used Medicare and the threat of withholding federal
dollars to immediately desegregate US hospitals. The
original intent of Medicare was to cover all Americans.
May we keep on working until Healthcare
as a Human right become a reality for all Americans.
We will have committee reports and then discuss the past primary election as well as the recent
Supreme Court decisions and other current events – as well as brainstorm about what we can focus
on as a club going forward. Especially in times like these, we need to continue to push the
Democratic Party to do better.
June General Membership Meeting Thursday, June 2 at 7:00 pm via zoom June Speaker: Becca Horowitz, Grass Roots Organizer for Planned Parenthood of Mar Monte. She’ll discuss the recent draft decision, current legislation & what we can do to help fight for reproductive rights. Join Zoom Meeting here https://us02web.zoom.us/j/89748106137?pwd=NkN0QjVGaVdsY3RHU0ppSnR3bUY4Zz09 Meeting ID: 897 4810 6137 Passcode: 680522 Dial by your location +1 669 900 6833 US (San Jose) Agenda: 1. Introductions 2. Code of Conduct Reminder 3. Guest Speaker – Becca Horowitz – a. Questions 4. Wellstone Officer/Committee Reports a. President b. Vice President c. Political Affairs d. Treasurer’s report e. Communications f. Nominations for open positions 1. Fundraiser chair 2. Legislative Director g. Resolution for approval 1. Shireen Abu Akieh resolution (see below) A resolution calling for investigation of the killing of an American journalist and a halt to support for war crimes Whereas the killing of veteran Palestinian American journalist Shireen Abu Akleh on May 11 was most likely perpetrated by an Israeli sniper, according to eyewitness testimony from other journalists and forensic analysis by the Israeli human rights organization B’Tselem and a subsequent CNN investigation debunking the Israeli military’s claim that Palestinian militants might have shot her; and Whereas more than 50 Palestinian journalists covering the West Bank and Gaza have been killed since 2000, according to the Palestinian Journalists Syndicate, indicating that as in other oppressive countries around the world, Israel strives to cover up its violent repression by targeting those who bravely strive to show the world the truth: and Whereas this year has also seen major increases in the killing of unarmed Palestinian civilians in the West Bank, including children, in arrests, including hundreds of “administrative detainees” without charges or evidence, in demolition of Palestinian homes, in expulsions of whole villages, and in building thousands of new units in illegal Israeli settlements, which along with the killing of Shireen Abu Akleh all reinforce the conclusions of numerous human rights groups, including Human Rights Watch, Amnesty International and B’Tselem, that Israel is committing the crime of apartheid both inside Israel and in the occupied Palestinian territories; Therefore, be it resolved that the Democratic Party of Sacramento County urges our congressional delegation to support an independent, international investigation into the killings of Abu Akleh, other journalists and civilians in the occupied Palestinian territories, and to support referrals for war crimes investigations by the International Criminal Court, as the United States has recently done for alleged Russian war crimes against Ukraine; and Be it further resolved that the Democratic Party of Sacramento County urges Congressman Ami Bera and Congresswoman Dori Matsui to follow up with the administration to take seriously their obligation to follow U.S. and international law that bars or conditions military aid to violators of human rights. |
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