July 11-13: At Netroots Nation
The Hidden History of Guns and the 2nd Amendment Book Tour Is Coming...
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Saturday, June 22: Los Angeles, CA 3:00pm - KPFK Speaker Series: Thom Hartmann (Stephanie Miller will be joining Thom) on The Hidden History of Guns. UCLA Dodd Hall 147, 315 Portola Plaza, Los Angeles - Get tkts here https://www.facebook.com/events/2263735727213646/
- Sunday, June 23: SEATTLE, WA 7:30pm
Location: Town Hall, 1119 8th Ave, Seattle (West Entrance) w/Elliott Bay Book Company - Tuesday, June 25: SAN FRANCISCO, CA 7:00pm
Location: First Church, 2345 Channing Way, Berkeley w/The Booksmith
Here’s the Facebook event:https://www.facebook.com/events/2418269571727663/And here’s the link to purchase tickets: https://hiddenhistoryofguns.bpt.me/ - Friday, June 28: CHICAGO, IL 7:00pm
Location: Frugal Muse, 7511 Lemont Rd. #146 (Chestnut Court Shopping Center), Darien - Saturday, June 29: MINNEAPOLIS, MN 7:00pm
Location: Common Good Books, 38 S. Snelling Ave, St. Paul - Friday, July 12: PHILADELPHIA, PA 4:15pm - At Netroots Nation
Location: PA Convention Center, 1101 Arch Street, Philadelphia, PA
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Messaging for Thom that may be helpful:
In response to your conversation with a caller this morning asking the question... can people of color be racist? And your desire for new wording...
RACISM is PREJUDICE plus POWER.
(Just like SEXISM is PREJUDICE plus POWER.)
So, yes, women can be PREJUDICE against men but, societally speaking, they cannot be SEXIST because of the male dominated/created power structures. And people of color can be PREJUDICE against white people (with good reason!) but, societally speaking, cannot be RACIST because of the white dominated/created power structures.
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Donald Trump did not invent the art of the political insult but he's inflamed the level of vitriolic public discourse and incivility to a new low unmatched by other presidents. In a tainted tradition that has permeated our history, other presidents have not been immune to dishing out acerbic insults against one another.
Each group can be prejudice. Where it is really harmful is when that prejudice is used to harm others. We all have some prejudice, we have just learned to manage them or trying to justify them.