Dear friends, How do I feel? Nervous, of course! Tomorrow morning I fly from Caracas to Austin, Texas to start the second half of my speaking tour to launch my new book, After Capitalism: Economic Democracy in Action -- four weeks across the Southwest and up the Pacific coast. I love meeting people, so every presentation is an exciting opportunity to interact, listen and grow. But in some places nothing is planned. If you're in any of these places I'd love to see you. If not, please give me a call on my cellphone: 336-567-6912.
Wed, Nov 7, Austin, TX: 7pm talk "After Capitalism", University of Texas, RLM 7.104.
Thu, Nov 8, Austin, TX: 7pm talk at MonkeyWrench Books, 110 E. North Loop.
Fri, Nov 9, San Marcos, TX: 1pm talk at San Marcos Public Library, 625 E Hopkins St.
Sat, Nov 10, bus to El Paso
Sun, Nov 11, El Paso, TX: 1pm talk at 'Life Force Consciousness' event at corner of Texas St. and Campbell St.
Mon, Nov 12, Albuquerque, NM: 4:30pm talk at Central New Mexico Community College Montoya Campus, Room H126.
Tue, Nov 13, Albuquerque, NM: 1:30pm talk to NM Health Equity Working Group, at Parents Reaching Out, 1920 B Columbia Dr. SE.
Wed, 14 Nov, train to Los Angeles
Thur-Fri, Nov 15-16: Los Angeles, CA.
Sat, Nov 17, North Hills, CA: Talk after collective meditation at 8555 Haskell Ave.
Sun, Nov 18, Los Altos Hills, CA: beginners' meditation retreat at 27160 Moody Rd.
Mon-Wed, Nov 19-21, San Francisco Bay Area
Thu, Nov 22: bus to Eugene, OR
Fri, Nov 23, Eugene, OR: Ananda Marga, 510 West 27th Ave.
Sat-Sun, Nov 24-25, Eugene, OR: Prout Institute, 356 Horn Lane.
Mon, Nov 26, Portland, OR: 4311 SE 37th Ave.
Tue, Nov 27, Olympia, WA: evening talk at Orca Books, 509 E. 4th Ave.
Wed, Nov 28, Olympia, WA: 12pm talk at Evergreen State College, Sustainability and Justice symposium
Thu-Sun, Nov 29-Dec 2: Seattle, WA
Mon, Dec 3: Fly to Denver, CO
Tue-Wed, Dec 4-5: Denver, CO
Thu, Dec 6, Fly to Caracas
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I'll be going to hear you at CNM's Montoya Campus today. What you say reminds me of a film I saw recently, A Dollar a Day (2006), on LINK TV. Cotton farmers in Mali are trying to get the WTO to end cotton subsidies in the US. Cotton growers in the US have flooded the world market with cheap GMO cotton, putting the whole global crop at risk, including themselves. Farmers in Mali are considering an alternate crop, a plant that needs very little water or fertilizer and makes a delicious beverage. You can see more about it here:
http://www.linktv.org/programs/a-dollar-a-day-the-price-of-cotton
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