Virginia is for Lovers of Democracy

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Welcome to Part 3 Albert,

Ah, isn't it nice to see and hear President Obama again? I like being on his side of things. If you have volunteer energy to give to the cause - here are some things you can do for Virginia between now and voting day. Thanks to Rick Reynolds for this forward.

I hope you've enjoyed part 1 and part 2's musical choices. I've now turned those musical choices into a growing songs of Virginia playlist. If you have something to add to my next missive, please write me back.

Enjoy the music (and dance!)

Thanks! Albert

Virginia is the Future Liberals Want*

Back in 2017, early in the Trump administration, a right wing Twitter account posted a picture of a drag queen sitting next to a Muslim woman wearing a niqab on a New York City subway, with the caption "the future liberals want."

Action: Facebook makes it simple to find out whom you know in Virginia. In about 5 minutes you can figure out who that is and reach out to them to encourage them to vote. Learn how to do this, here. Thanks!

How to find your friends who live in Virginia to contact them

Make a list of people who live in Virginia, then create an event called "Vote". Encourage :) Here's how this works.

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Thanks for reading and listening. Consider taking some action to remind and encourage Virginians to vote in their election. It matters. A lot.

Opinion | Songs of Justice, Songs of Power

Harmonizing and hell-raising, rhythm and rebellion, poetry and politics, singing and striking. The Industrial Workers of the World - the shock troops of the early-20th-century labor movement - virtually invented the protest song for the modern age. The I.W.W. was formed in 1905, advocating a militant revolutionary unionism, a cocktail of socialist, syndicalist and anarchist labor theory put into practice.