Three Ecosocialists Reflect on the November Election
By Maura Stephens, Ted Franklin, Richard Smith, Resilience.org
Personally, I’ve never bought the leftist “principled” rejection of “lesser evilism.” Why would we want the greater evil?
One, Two, … Many Green New Deals: An Ecosocialist Roundtable
By Carol Dansereau, John Foran, Ted Franklin, Brad Hornick, Sandra Lindberg, Jennifer Scarlott, Resilience.org
Let us make of this precious opportunity the catalyst for a convergence of social movements, community initiatives, and new political vehicles in a mighty blow for the world we want, the world we deserve, and the world we will make!
Green New Deal — An Ecosocialist Study Guide
By Ted Franklin, System Change not Climate Change
I prepared this study guide for the Ecosocialist Reading Group of East Bay Democratic Socialists of America. These are some of the key readings for anyone who wants to understand the ecoleft's take on the Green New Deal.
The Green New Deal Goes Viral: What’s Next Is Up to Us
By Ted Franklin, System Change not Climate Change
Those of us who are hoping the Green New Deal will lead to profound social change can learn from the class struggle that swirled around the 1930s New Deal.
Ecosocialism’s Greatest Challenge: The Color-Line and the Twenty-First Century Ecoleft
By Ted Franklin, System Change not Climate Change
The Solidarity to Solutions Week of Actions that took place in San Francisco this past week exemplified these gains for the climate movement. They were not “feel good” exercises.