What Is The Political Revolution, the Progressive Platform?

What is the political revolution?

I joined the #politicalrevolution in 2016 when advocating for Bernie Sanders to be the Democrat nominee. Bernie being an Independent at start is what leaned me to support his platform. I learned at a recent DSA meeting that he has a medicare for all bill in congress bout to be passed to the next house. Medicare for all speaks volumes to me. Too many people are in need of general practice doctors in our communities. There are pop up triage in pharmacies and in fluent communities. But we need culture component physicians and medical staff serving in every community. So medicare for all is a political revolution but what hold my tongue else is revolutionary about advocacy today?

This is election season and it seems to me the revolution kinda passed over after J20 and Occupy movements. So I wonder is the revolution simply adjustment in the parties to entertain? What is the progressive platform? From what I’m seeing progressive politics is replicating present political systems. We say we want to break away from corporate control of politics but how when some of us are acting much like what we want to break away from. Or is deeply rooted colonialism separate from corporate personhood. Oh wait I’m not sure that concern is explored in the revolution. Are we #Scapegoating? Maybe the political revolution is brewing in batches here and there for I do see some unity in the advocacy community and that is a major step towards building the people’s revolution.

#DefendJ20 dem some revolutionary advocates for you. J20 stopped Trumps inauguration crowd, like pumped on the breaks for that ceremony by filling the streets!! Now that’s the start of a revolution by the people!! #J20 members are all home from jail because the charges were dropped.

#OccupyICEPhilly are some revolutionary advocates letting government know that they understand our human rights and have the right to publicly exercise them. Police assaulted my comrade Anlin Wang because they don’t agree with the revolution changing how systems are conducted. Occupy ICE was successful in stopping Philadelphia from sharing information with ICE.

Professor of Law, Michelle Dauber spoke at a Philadelphia NOW event on #EndingRapeCulture in our society. Professor Dauber teaches at Stanford University where elite mentality ruled until #JudgePozzo gave rapist #BrockTurner a six months sentence instead of two years. That under verdict was the spark that set Prof. Dauber on fire. She said "That was not acceptable" and helped organize other women who had been through his court and dismissed. 

Judge Del Pozzo states that based on his 30 years as a judge, Persky's 6 month sentence for #BrockTurner was "inconsistent with the jury verdict and what others got in similar cases #EnoughIsEnough @ambertamblyn @hodgman Please support @RecallPersky here https://t.co/8NjObiDHFe pic.twitter.com/T2JBv2kwzb

— Michele Dauber (@mldauber) February 18, 2018

Professor Dauber efforts to #EndRapeCulture has not stopped with the recall of Judge Del Pozzo. She started #EnoughIsEnoughVoterProject to bring information to voters about candidates running for office.

We're saying no abusers in public office -- and no enablers either. Women deserve better and we are going to get it -- at the ballot box. We won @RecallPersky together and together we will win this fight too. https://t.co/0U9upqTKWO @hodgman @ambertamblyn @SenGillibrand pic.twitter.com/FVhzYHSfrC

— Michele Dauber (@mldauber) September 26, 2018

The organization, dubbed the Enough is Enough Voter Project, says on its website that it aims to "hold politicians accountable and ensure violence against women is part of the national conversation this November and in future elections." In a video promoting the project, Dauber said, "Aaron Persky isn't the only elected official who doesn't take violence against women seriously." She continued:

He's one of many. It's time for that to change. Enough is enough. We're mobilizing women and our allies all across the United States to investigate and to defeat candidates who have turned against women on issues of sexual harassment and violence against women... These people have no place in public life. We're saying enough is enough by standing up to bullies at the ballot box. We will vote them out. https://www.bustle.com/p/the-enough-is-enough-voter-project-is-targeting-politicians-accused-of-sexual-misconduct-misogyny-12115161 

#PaVoterCourtWatch.com is revolutionary; the site was created from advocacy with families having struggles in the judicial system. Pa. Voter Court Watch goal is to inform people that #JudgesMatter and bring more voters into judicial elections with community conversations and canvassing. We aim to interview as many judicial candidates as possible and post the video interview on the website for viewers to learn about the candidates. There is no endorsement of candidates so the pay to play politics is no longer a factor. We are offering training in court watching soon so that we are able to be part of the transparent and accountable courts that we want in our state. Most revolutionary part is we are building partnerships with attorneys and judges who also want integrity, transparency and accountability in our courts. That’s taking our power back from corporate personhood, and that’s called #Politicalrevolution!!

Obligations

What are the obligations created in life?  How do they make there way into our social obligations as well? What are social obligations? Ethics, whose ethics, where is the community ethics etched at?

As an advocate who am I obligated too? Those whom I advocate for:

Family:

All of Mines

Community:

Changing Attitudes Towards Women And Femmes Worldwide

Juvenile Lifers

Cuts To Welfare

Families fighting DHS

Healthcare For All

Pa. Voter Court Watch

Community Newsrooms coming soon!!

What does obligation mean to you? I have a family I’m obligated to be there for, the best way I understand to be there for them. My perception of family may differ from others in my family and outside of the family. Perception is where we need to get to when wanting to understand who we are and where we want to go in life. Perception aka mental understanding is built with conversations. Building collaborations helps builds each others perceptions aka understanding. Very important to have Conversations with people of various differences, to help build a well-rounded understanding of the issues and concerns facing our vulnerable families and communities if that is the perception you look to obtain.

Erasing Stigmas aka Bias is challenging if your focus aka conversations are one sided. Building understanding often results from actually walking the walk and not just standing up for vulnerable members of our society. Understanding the root of stigmas is key to erasing fears in our society. Fears built to build prison communities versus safe productive residential communities. Dr. Maria Montessori worked to address this careless mentality and some how her work was privatized.

Vulnerable members, often been broken several times over, from family to society, and have learned to trust only what works for them. Reaching broken communities doesn’t mean vulnerable communities conformity to your views but will need transformation into a transparent, accountable, with universal practice procedures of resources and support systems. Some of us only know to use and abuse aka crabs in the barrel mentality is real and takes time to heal, but first we have to own up to how we treat each other. That's all of us owning up to how we treat each other. Thinking you are always getting over means you have been got ……. #Icebergs

We are all vulnerable members in our society with obligations to be free thinkers of our destinations. How we come together and pool our resources is what matters. Do the research and choose your platforms wisely!! For I’m obligated to fight for our human rights because the fight knocked on my door and said we can’t take this no more, can we depend on you? My family is always first even when they think I’m putting them last.