Excellent Ocean Beach and San Diego August Calendars for Progressives – OB Rag
The OB Rag has access to two excellent progressive calendars for August, one from the OB Green Center and the other from Doug Porter at our online partner, the San Diego Free Press. And were republishing both of them below (there is some duplication):
August Events at the Ocean Beach Green Center
Ocean Beach Green Center, 4843 B Voltaire Street, Ocean Beach 92107 oceanbeachgreencenter@gmail.com619.225.1083
August 9th Wednesday Film 7:00 p.m. Minimalism: A DocumentaryAbout theImportant ThingsHow might your life be better with less?This 2016 documentary by Matt DAvellaexamines the many flavors of minimalism by taking the audience inside the lives of minimalists from all walks of life families, entrepreneurs, architects, artists, journalists, scientists, and even a former Wall Street broker all of whom are striving to live a meaningful life with less. Informational/take-action handouts provided. Free of charge
August 24th Thursday 7:00 pm Save Peninsula Trees meetingPlease help us green Ocean Beach and contribute to the cities goal of meeting our Climate Action Plan. Learn about how to protect the trees we have and plant more trees in Ocean Beach. At this meeting we will be discussing and looking for volunteers to help with the Shade Tree Brigade that tentatively starts Sept 23rd. It involves walking door to door on street segments preselected for planting potential to tell our neighbors the good news that they can get free trees and free plantings just by agreeing to water them until they are established. Check out the awesome Tree Advocacy Handbook on our website and watch the segment from the KPBS series, A Growing Passion, about OB.http://video.kpbs.org/ video/3000480232/(OB is about 17 minutes into the program but the whole program is great). More info:savepeninsulatrees@ outlook.com
If you live in Ocean Beach or Point Loma and you are interested in Permaculture Design for your home, business or schoolplease call Amelia Roach at619-517-8723or emailher atharmonyagent88@gmail.com. She is interested in holding a series of small group classes in exchange for her design support. She designs with patterns found in nature and existing elements to arrive at appropriate solutions for effective design and implementation of regenerative systems. She was the presenter at are last film night which showed Inhabit: a Permaculture Perspective which drew are largest crowd ever.
August Events NOT at the Ocean Beach Green Center
Saturdays at 10:00 a.m. Aug 5th, Aug 12th, Aug 26th. Climate Mobilization Coalition MeetingOcean Beach Peoples Cooperative Community Room, 4765 Voltaire Street Second Floor. Come help plan for the upcoming Climate Action events.Contact:oceanbeac hgreencenter@gmail.com
August 4th Friday 6:30 pm Join the Climate Mobilization Coalition for a viewing of the newly released Al Gore film An Inconvenient Sequel: Truth to Power,AMCFashion Valley 7037 Friars Rd. More info:oceanbeachgreencenter@ gmail.com
August 9th Wednesday 6:30 pm to 9 pmNext Steps to Independent Civilian Oversight of SDPDGrassroots Oasis, 3130 Moore Street. San Diego 92110Women Occupy San Diego has been part of an alliance seeking a more independent civilian SDPD oversight board for several years. WOSD is continuing their advocacy for more changes to the City Charter to make the CRB more independent:More info:https://www.facebook. com/events/154785971751547/?ac tive_tab=about
August 11th Friday 6:30Sierra Club Film NightThe People Speak8304 Clairemont Mesa Boulevard #101, San Diego, CA 92111Using dramatic and musical performances of the letters, diaries, and speeches of everyday Americans,The People Speakfocuses on the concept of democracy based on the lives and experiences of ordinary Americans who, through their words and actions, changed the course of history. This groundbreaking documentary illustrates the relevance of these passionate historical moments to our society today, reminding us that democracy is not a spectator sport and that liberty must never be taken for granted. A journey from the founding of this country to the civil rights movement and beyond, this film uses star power to celebrate democracy, serving to re-create the emotional impact of these moments in history.More info: Jean Costa619-463-0721orellenshi vely@sbcglobal.net
August 12th Saturday 10 am to noon. No Housing/No Choice: the faces of the Housing Crisis,3130 Moore Street San Diego 92110Confronting the myths of the Housing and Homelessness Crisis by presenting the True Stories of Real People and growing a grassroots Housing Movement. Various Speakers affected by the Housing and Homeless Crisis. Voices of the City Choir will perform.An Open Mic, allowing those affected by the crisis to speak. More info:https://www.facebook.c om/events/1760839290874606/
August 15th Tuesday 6:30 pm (doors open) 7 pm film starts) Women Occupy San Diego Film Night presents Paper Tigers a film by James Redford & Karen Pritzker.Womens Museum of California, 2730 Historic Decatur Road Barracks 16, San Diego 92106A timely film about restorative practices in schools just as San Diego public schools promise to move from criminal to restorative justice for our kids.
It is here, at the crossroads of at-risk teens and trauma-informed care, thatPaper Tigerstakes root. Set within and around the campus of Lincoln Alternative High School in the rural community of Walla Walla, Washington,Paper Tigersasks the following questions: What does it mean to be a trauma-informed school? And how do you educate teens whose childhood experiences have left them with a brain and body ill-suited to learn? In search of clear and honest answers,Paper Tigershinges on a remarkable collaboration between subject and filmmaker. Armed with their own cameras and their own voices, the teens ofPaper Tigersoffer raw but valuable insight into the hearts and minds of teens pushing back against the specter of a hard childhood. Against the harsh reality of truancy, poor grades, emotional pain, and physical violence, answers begin to emerge. The answers do not come easily. Nor can one simply deduce a one-size-fits-all solution to a trauma-informed education. But there is no denying something both subtle and powerful at work between teacher and student alike: the quiet persistence of love. more info athttp://kpjrfilms.co/paper-t igers/
August 16th Wednesday 4:30 pm to 7:00 pmGreen Business Solutions.Workshop at Liberty StationHoffman Room of the San Diego Foundation building. Join I Love A Clean San Diego for an informational and interactive session focusing on zero waste business practices. We will identify the importance of a zero waste lifestyle, how to implement these practices in your business, and the environmental and economic benefits of going green. Whether you work in an office, a restaurant, or in retail, we will have valuable information for all business models. This will be a great opportunity to network and share ideas for creating a more eco-conscious workspace.More info:http://www.ilacsd.org/ event/green-business- solutions-workshop-2/
August 16th Wednesday5:30 PMthrough8:00 PM Solar for Homeowners4760 Claremont Mesa Blvd. San Diego 92117 Experts from the Center for Sustainable Energy (CSE) will explain the fundamentals of solar electricity and solar water heating, andshare valuable consumer awareness tips that can help you feel more confident when evaluating solar technology for your home. More info:http://energycenter. org/events
August 18th 6 pm to August 21st 6 am Fast for the Climate.Edward J. Schwartz Federal Building, 880 Front St. San Diego 92101Join the Climate Mobilization Coalition as they fast to bring attention to the climate crisis and demand that the US government get off fossil fuels and onto clean, safe, wind, water and solar renewable energy.You can fast for however long you want or not at all and just be support for those that do. We will be spending the night Friday, Saturday and Sunday with the permission of the authorities. There will be access to bathroom facilities. More details to follow. Contact: Derek and Nancy Casady858-457-0246dcasady@ outlook.com
August 19th Saturday 9 am to 8 pmCelebrating and Supporting Wild Willow FarmWild Willow Farm & Education Center2550 Sunset Avenue, San Diego 92154Farming is all about food, and food is best when shared with community, so what better way to say that than by hosting a monthly community gathering? On third Saturdays each month from May through October, we open the doors forclasses, volunteering, yoga, tours, food and more.Not only are we raising funds that keep our operations gates open, on these days, Wild Willow gives thanks to our amazing community of students, volunteers, educators, fans and eaters of every stripe. Familiar faces and new smiles are always welcome to these joyous gatherings that include educational workshops, volunteer activities, farm tour, and more. Suggested Donation: $10(with work-trade and upgrade options) More info:http://www. sandiegoroots.org/farm/ openhouse-potluck.php
August 19th Saturday 11 am to 1 pm San Diego Fix it ClinicBancroft Center for Sustainability,3845 Spring DrSpring Valley,CA91910Wehave been all too accustomed to the throw away lifestyle. If something doesnt work, throw it out and buy a new one. Because of this behavior our landfills are filling at a rapid rate and electronic waste has become the one of the largest pollution generators. So why not learn how to fix it?! Bring your broken, non-functioning things: electronics, appliances, computers, toys, bicycles, clothes, etc. for assessment, disassembly, and possible repair. Well provide workspace, specialty tools, and guidance More info:http://zerowastesandiego .org/events/
Saturday, August 5, 9:30am200 Civic Center Drive (Vista)Morris B. Vance Community RoomFor More Information (RSVP)Hosted by Take Back the 49th
We warmly invite you to join our Rally and 49th District Precinct Walk with Sea Change volunteers. For this weeks walk we are honored to be in partnership with Sea Change volunteers from Rep. Karen Bass congressional district (CA-37).
Together our neighbors, our community, and our elected officials are working together to organize our neighbors and identify 75,000 voters that are ready to Flip the 49th!
Saturday, August 5, 1:30pmMuslim Community Center of San Diego14698 Via FiestaFor More Information
We will prepare 150 sack lunches and drop them off at the Interfaith Community Services homeless shelter in Escondido. By delivering these lunches we are helping individuals and families in their efforts towards self-sufficiency.
In partnering with other organization in San Diego, we can work towards providing a positive lasting change to the homeless population. All you need to do is show up at MCC. Anybody and everybody is welcome.
Saturday, August 5, 4:30pmPrivate Residence (Point Loma)Address Emailed Upon Sign UpFor More Information Event by San Diego Indivisible Downtown Group
We will be running a New Voter Registration training session on Saturday, August 5th at 4:30 PM. One of our members will be hosting the event at their home in Point Loma and delivering the training. A representative from the Scott Peters for Congress office will also be in attendance to assist in the training. We expect the event to take about one hour. There will be a presentation, handouts and a sample voter registration form for you. We are looking to train between 15 and 20 people at this event and our goal is get enough members trained and ready so that we can start running our own events at targeted locations. Please RSVP soon, as space will be limited to the first 20 people that sign up.
Saturday, August 5, 8amLocations in San Diego, North County & Santa AnnaFor More Information (RSVP)Hosted by BORDER ANGELS
Volunteers go out to meet with Day Laborers at sites around San Diego, to distribute information regarding their rights, access to services (such as immigration advice, language courses etc) as well as distributing food, water and hygiene items.
PLEASE BRING:
Food + Drink for yourself Food + Drink to distribute to day laborers (Bags of Fruit/Vegetables, Granola Bars, 12 Oz bottles of drink, pre made sandwiches etc)-Any Other donations will be helpful but not required such as clothing and blankets (shirts/jackets/sweaters/pants/socks/underwear). Backpacks as well will be much appreciated.
Saturday, August 5, 8am-NoonPlanned Parenthood Offices2017 First Avenue (Bankers Hill)For More Information
Come join us for our monthly counter protest at Planned Parenthood. Clinic on 1st ave. Come anytime from 8am-12pm, however we are better in numbers together. We were outnumbered severely last time, so PLEASE come.
Saturday, August 5, Non-4pmThe Peoples Lot1764 National Avenue (Barrio Logan)For More InformationHosted by People over Profits-SD and 2 others
We will be selling plates for a $10 donation.. You will have a choice of 1 meat (carne asada, ribs, or gumbo) and 2 sides (potato salad, greens, or yams). Vegan Hotdogs will be available for those who do not eat meat. Dessert for $3 and Beverages for $1. There will also be a raffling off of a few prizes which will be from 2pm-3pm. Raffle tickets are $3 each.
Please come out and show your support and share this event. The wife of Victor Ortega, killed by Officer McCartney of the San Diego Police Dept on June 4th, 2012 is in need of our support in raising the money to continue fighting for justice for her husband. Earlier this year a jury sided with the officer finding him not guilty.. The judge then refused to waive the fees associated with the appeal process.. She was able to raise the money to file the appeal but now is in need of raising money to obtain legal representation to fight her case.
Saturday, August 5, 1pmEscondido Public Library239 South Kalmia (Escondido)For More InformationHosted by North County Climate Change Alliance
Join us for an eye-opening, inspiring, and nonpartisan afternoon with keynote speaker, environmental advocate, former photojournalist and wildlife guide, Eve Simmons. Shell bring a blast of hard realities and pragmatic optimism. Sourcing the worlds top experts, Eve brings awareness, humor and hope to the climate challenges we face and explores the many solutions at hand.
Saturday, August 5, 4pmLiving Coast Discovery Center1000 Gunpowder Point Drive (Chula Vista)For More InformationHosted by Living Coast Discovery Center
Join us for the 8th annual Farm to Bay fundraiser, a unique tasting event that supports coastal wildlife, education, and sustainability programs at the Living Coast.
This fundraiser is perfect for:
Get your tickets today through Facebook or at http://www.farmtobay.eventbrite.com
Saturday, August 5, 9am Sunday August 6, 3pmEducational Cultural Complex4343 Ocean View BoulevardFor More Information Hosted by Pillars of the Community San Diego
Pillars of the Communitys Document Me Conference is day of brainstorming and strategizing on how to fight this systematic injustice by the people closest to the pain.
It is our hope to get personal experts at the table so that we can have an authentic and robust discussion about all the tools it takes to fight the devastating impacts of gang documentation, gang injunctions, and gang conspiracy laws. Our panels and break-out discussion topics will include the implementation of new legislation such as AB 2298, the criminilization of culture and narrative, creating accountability for law enforcement, and the power of Black/Brown unity. It is a free event but there is limited space available so please register today!https://www.eventbrite.com/myevent?eid=36029267509
Monday, August 7, 6pm210 East Park Avenue (Escondido)For More Information
NCLDs purpose is to empower the Latino community in North County via civic engagement, protection of our civil rights, grassroots organizing, voter registration, election of Latino candidates at all levels to ensure representative government, and supporting Latino elected officials and others who are committed to our Latino goals and communities.
Tuesday, August 8, 5pmSan Diego County Administration Administration Center1600 Pacific Highway, Room 302/303For More Information
Several members of the Impeachment March SD planning group (and others) have been meeting on a weekly basis to address the concerns regarding the Sheriff Departments response to the Proud Boys' aggressive behavior and attempts to incite violence at our July 2nd event. We have compiled info and documentation from many of you who felt unsafe at the event, via our online survey. Our group will be strongly stating our collective concerns during the Public Comment portion of the agenda
We invite you to show up at this meeting as a show of your support for our efforts to hold the Sheriffs Department accountable for their seeming lack of action to protect us all at our event. The Public Comment portion of the meeting is item #8 on the Agenda. During our 5-minutes of public comment, we will also request to have this issue placed on the next CLERB meeting agenda (October) in order to further address the important issue of public safety at protest events.
Tuesday, August 8, 10am1800 Thibodo Road #310 (Vista)
Weekly gathering to hold Congressman Darrell Issa accountable to all his constituents. We are making a difference! Issa is feeling the heat. Lets do this!
Wednesday, August 9, 6:30pmGrassroots Oasis3130 Moore Street (Nr Old Town)For More InformationHosted by Community Review Board on Police Practices
Women Occupy San Diego is continuing our advocacy for more changes to the City Charter to make the CRB more independent, as recently reported by the SD Union-Tribune:
Just last week, as part of public comments during the boards meeting, a member of Women Occupy San Diego said the group plans to lead an effort to make the board independent.
How in the world can the community have any trust in the process? she asked board members, alluding to the panels ties to the Police Department and City Attorneys Office.
The Legal Team for WOSDs CRB Reform Committee has updated our proposed Ballot Measure from last year to incorporate lessons learned and current conditions. During this meeting, we will present this draft Ballot Measure, answer questions, and lead a discussion on Next Steps to accomplish this in 2018. Light Refreshments will be offered. Lots of free street parking, just a few blocks west of the Trolley and bus hub at Old Town Transit Center.
Wednesday, August 9, 7pmCity of Santee10601 North Magnola AvenueFor More InformationHosted by Climate Action Campaign
Tired of SDG&Es skyrocketing rates? Ask your city council to establish cleaner, lower cost competition Community Choice Energy (CCA). SDG&E/SEMPRA shills are already trying to stop it, so it wont happen without you assertively asking your city council for cleaner power with lower rates through Community Choice Energy.
Thursday, August 10, 6:30pmCollege-Rolanda Library 6600 Montezuma RoadHosted by Showing Up for Racial Justice
Sometimes even when were doing work in one area of social justice, we can have blind spots about other issues. Just like we see racism playing out day-to-day, we often see sexism being carried over into racial justice work. Come hear guest speaker Bree Davis inform us on common pitfalls and how to avoid them, so that we can work toward our goal of equality for all. All are welcome, particularly first-timers. Parking is in the back, via Bowman Lane and Mohawk Street.
Thursday, August 10, 5:30pm Olivewood Clubhouse 541 East 24th Street (National City) For More Information (Tickets)
We hope you are able to join us at the Students for Economic Justice Graduation to celebrate the SEJ Fellows, the sites who mentored the fellows, and the SEJ community who support this summer fellowship. For the past six weeks, the SEJ Fellows have had the opportunity to learn and grow collectively into organizers committed to social justice. We are excited that SEJ serves as the space to cultivate organizers who want to change San Diego into a city that respects and honors the dignity of working families and communities of color.
This is a free event. Kids and families are welcome 🙂 We will have food and beverages available!
Saturday, August 12, 6am-5pmRun Begins: Movin Shoes Running Center897 S Coast Highway 101 #103 (Encinitas)Walk Begins: Pepper Park3299 Tidelands Avenue (National City)Finish Line: Marina View Park900 Marina Parkway (Chula Vista)For More InformationRunners & Walkers SignupVolunteers Signup
Come out on Saturday August 12th and join Run 4 All Women California for a day of activism and action, in support of Planned Parenthood! Choose a leg of our 40-mile coastal run from Encinitas to Chula Vista, or join the 4-mile walk to the finish. Dont want to run or walk? Check out the course map, and come cheer us on! Friends, family, and allies can gather at the Chula Vista Marina View Park to greet runners and walkers as they finish their journey, and raise our voices together in solidarity.
Saturday, August 12, 10amGrassroots Oasis3130 Moore Street For More InformationHosted by San Diego Housing Emergency Alliance
Confronting the myths of the Housing and Homelessness Crisis by presenting the True Stories of Real People and growing a grassroots Housing Movement.
Saturday, August 12, 10am1234 N Santa Fe Avenue (Vista)Tickets required Hosted by Democratic Club of Vista
Meet the 3 Democrats; Doug Applegate, Paul Kerr and Mike Levin, who are going to put Issa out of a job. We will have a moderator from The League of Women Voters ask questions submitted by the community.
Saturday, August 12, 12:30pmEncinitas Library540 Cornish Avenue
Speakers at our August 12 meeting. **Deborah Cunningham-Skurnik (Director for District 18) will be speaking on Club Delegates and Pre-Endorsing Conference **Tasha Boerner-Horvath (Encinitas District Council Member): Bill AB 805 (Transportation Agency Bill) **Bill Kuhn will give an Overview on Neighborhood in Action Training to Flip Congressional District 49 **Candidate Elizabeth Warren (Assembly District 76) campaigning against Rocky Chavez in 2018 **Candidate Joe Masco (Incumbent and Candidate for Encinitas City Council) in 2018 **Club endorsement has been requested for bill AB 805, hence this invitation will serve as a notice for endorsement.
Saturday, August 12, 11amOtay Ranch Public Library2015 Birch Road (Chula Vista)For More Information (RSVP)
Join me and Chula Vista City Manager, Gary Halbert, at The Hub at the Otay Ranch Library for a Q&A session on all things related to the University Park & Innovation District.
Sunday, August 13, 2pmMission Bay Park2688 East Mission Bay DriveFor More Information
You can leave your bullhorns & signs at home this time lolol. Lets make it a potluck, so bring something delicious to share, towels, bathing suits, umbrellas and if you have lawn or beach games bring them too. Leonard, our dependable rock, will bring long tables & gazebo cover.
Bring your children, family & like minded friends to party on beautiful mission bay beach with us ! Lets take a break & recharge together . We sure deserve it!
Monday, August 14, 6pmElijahs Restaurant7061 Clairemont Mesa BoulevardFor More Information
Come to our August meeting, where will be discussing and voting on several endorsements, including SB 562, the District 4 Board of Supervisors, and the Peoples Platform!
Activists with MoveOn, Public Citizen, and Indivisible San Diego (among others) are laying the groundwork for local responses to actions the President may take along these lines.
Via Facebook:
We will be in a constitutional crisis for real and will have to be ready to make some noise! The protest happens immediately if and when Trump fires Mueller.
We will gather with pots and pans to bang, and food, water and chairs to stay for a few hours. We will also present a letter to our members of Congress, urging them to pass legislation designating a special prosecutor that Trump cant fire.
In downtown San Diego, the site of protests is currently the US District Court Building at 333 West Broadway5 to 8pm daily. (More info)
In Escondido, the site of protests is slated to be near the Westfield North County Mall, 272 East Via Rancho Parkway5 to 8pm daily. (More info)
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Excellent Ocean Beach and San Diego August Calendars for Progressives - OB Rag
- From New York to Tucson Working Families committed to electing real progressives with bold vision - Tucson Sentinel - July 8th, 2025 [July 8th, 2025]
- New York Times Mamdani smear shows how out of touch the paper is with progressives, especially on Palestine - Mondoweiss - July 8th, 2025 [July 8th, 2025]
- Progressives Must Unite Against Nigel Farage and National Populism or Reform Will Win - Byline Times - July 6th, 2025 [July 6th, 2025]
- Progressives Disdain of Genius Is a Problem for the West - Bloomberg.com - July 6th, 2025 [July 6th, 2025]
- Mamdani electrified progressives in New York. In San Francisco, the left is full of envy. - Politico - July 4th, 2025 [July 4th, 2025]
- Minnesota progressives sound alarm over Trump tax bill - Minnesota Reformer - July 4th, 2025 [July 4th, 2025]
- Can Progressives Get Behind Parental Rights for All? - First Things - July 4th, 2025 [July 4th, 2025]
- Opinion | Your shampoo is locked up in stores, thanks to progressives - The Boston Globe - July 4th, 2025 [July 4th, 2025]
- Progressives trapped in 'misinformation bubble' about transgender youth treatments, Atlantic writer admits - Fox News - July 2nd, 2025 [July 2nd, 2025]
- Protecting the Rights of Parents from Progressives - Mosaic Magazine - July 2nd, 2025 [July 2nd, 2025]
- Catholic progressives and the development of sexual doctrine - Catholic World Report - July 2nd, 2025 [July 2nd, 2025]
- Why Zohran Mamdanis New York win does not really hold lessons for progressives across the world - Scroll.in - July 2nd, 2025 [July 2nd, 2025]
- Parents, not progressives, know their kids best. They should control education. | Opinion - Yahoo - July 2nd, 2025 [July 2nd, 2025]
- Gavin Newsom wont save California Progressives have damaged the state - UnHerd - June 29th, 2025 [June 29th, 2025]
- After Zohran Mamdanis upset, theres a way forward for pro-Israel progressives - The Forward - June 28th, 2025 [June 28th, 2025]
- Zohran Mamdanis victory should be a wake-up call to Canadian progressives - Ricochet Media - June 28th, 2025 [June 28th, 2025]
- Progressives tell Andrew Cuomo good riddance after Zohran Mamdanis shock victory in Democratic primary - the-independent.com - June 28th, 2025 [June 28th, 2025]
- Pennsylvania progressives turn back to former Fetterman foe as congressman spurns party line - Washington Examiner - June 28th, 2025 [June 28th, 2025]
- After Zohran Mamdanis upset, theres a way forward for pro-Israel progressives - Jewish Telegraphic Agency - June 28th, 2025 [June 28th, 2025]
- Progressives Just Won Big in New York's Second-Largest City - Newsweek - June 26th, 2025 [June 26th, 2025]
- Big win in New York is a message for progressives. The Big Beautiful Bull further exposed. - Daily Kos - June 26th, 2025 [June 26th, 2025]
- How Cherry Hill progressives upset the Norcross machine - MSN - June 24th, 2025 [June 24th, 2025]
- Progressives and leftists must unite to save humanity from nuclear war - Granma - June 24th, 2025 [June 24th, 2025]
- My conversation with a 'Third Way' Democrat: can progressives & centrists coexist in one party? - Daily Kos - June 24th, 2025 [June 24th, 2025]
- Politics | 2025 Was Supposed to Be a Big Year for RI Progressives at State House. It Is a Bust. - GoLocalProv - June 20th, 2025 [June 20th, 2025]
- Progressives Abandoned J. K. Rowling, Not the Other Way Around - National Review - June 20th, 2025 [June 20th, 2025]
- Inside the Cherry Hill political battle that pitted progressives against the Norcross machine - Inquirer.com - June 20th, 2025 [June 20th, 2025]
- Not Just Progressives: Over Half of Trump Voters Oppose US War on Iran - Common Dreams - June 20th, 2025 [June 20th, 2025]
- Ras Baraka: Dont Count Out the Progressives - New Jersey Globe - June 20th, 2025 [June 20th, 2025]
- A new book explores why progressives made it impossible to build in America - Inquirer.com - June 10th, 2025 [June 10th, 2025]
- Opinion: Someone please send progressives the destination and ETA - Star Tribune - June 10th, 2025 [June 10th, 2025]
- New power in Riga? New Unity and Progressives seek common ground - Baltic News Network - June 10th, 2025 [June 10th, 2025]
- Republican Antitrust Officials Shouldnt Behave Like Progressives - The Daily Economy - June 10th, 2025 [June 10th, 2025]
- Why people follow religions, and why progressives should care. - Daily Kos - June 10th, 2025 [June 10th, 2025]
- Hakeem Jeffries agrees with Elon Musk. Progressives do not, nor should any Democrat or American. - Daily Kos - June 10th, 2025 [June 10th, 2025]
- House Progressives Block the Bombs Act Would End Transfer of Offensive Arms to Israel - Democracy Now! - June 7th, 2025 [June 7th, 2025]
- The Billionaires Backing the Neoliberal 'Abundance Coachella' Gathering Draw Ire From Progressives - Common Dreams - June 7th, 2025 [June 7th, 2025]
- Revolution against Israel, US, and the West binds progressives to Iran - The Jerusalem Post - June 7th, 2025 [June 7th, 2025]
- South Korean voters weary of political crisis are poised to return progressives to power - Le Monde.fr - June 7th, 2025 [June 7th, 2025]
- Video: Opinion | Progressives Are Driving Themselves Into Extinction - The New York Times - May 30th, 2025 [May 30th, 2025]
- Progressives anything but when it comes to Israel - Daily Herald - May 30th, 2025 [May 30th, 2025]
- How Progressives Are Unwittingly Aiding the Rise of Autocracy - Foreign Policy - May 11th, 2025 [May 11th, 2025]
- Progressives should care that the global population is set to fall - vox.com - May 11th, 2025 [May 11th, 2025]
- Progressives Mark Mother's Day With Calls to 'Honor Our Moms With Action' - Common Dreams - May 11th, 2025 [May 11th, 2025]
- Trump doesn't fear smart women. It's progressives who are really afraid. | Opinion - USA Today - May 11th, 2025 [May 11th, 2025]
- With Trump in the Mix, Progressives Are Winning the Intra Party Crypto War - notus.org - May 11th, 2025 [May 11th, 2025]
- Democrats and Progressives Won Widespread Victories Across Texas in Backlash against MAGA Extremism - Progress Texas - May 11th, 2025 [May 11th, 2025]
- The Progressives, The Conservatives, The Italians: Why This Conclave Is Different - Worldcrunch - May 11th, 2025 [May 11th, 2025]
- Newsoms back to needling progressives - Politico - May 2nd, 2025 [May 2nd, 2025]
- Opinion - The Supreme Courts immigration about-face has progressives all twisted up - Yahoo - May 2nd, 2025 [May 2nd, 2025]
- Are Progressives Coming Together in the South Bay ? Check Out "We The People South Bay" - LA Progressive - May 2nd, 2025 [May 2nd, 2025]
- The Risks Progressives Wont Discuss - The Times of Israel - May 2nd, 2025 [May 2nd, 2025]
- Watch: House progressives speak on first 100 days of Trumps second term - AOL.com - April 30th, 2025 [April 30th, 2025]
- City Politics: Who Will Win Progressives' Votes?; Upwardly Mobile Jobs; Anne Applebaum on Trump - WNYC - April 25th, 2025 [April 25th, 2025]
- National progressives back Houston attorney who fought GOP in court in Texas special election - The Hill - April 25th, 2025 [April 25th, 2025]
- SIMS: I Agree With The Progressives Hands Off! - NH Journal - April 25th, 2025 [April 25th, 2025]
- Progressives: Can Religious and Non Religious get along? - Daily Kos - April 25th, 2025 [April 25th, 2025]
- NYC progressives want to beat Adams and Cuomo. Can they set aside their differences? - Gothamist - April 1st, 2025 [April 1st, 2025]
- Josue Sierra: When progressives turn their backs on women - Broad + Liberty - April 1st, 2025 [April 1st, 2025]
- Why progressives failed the test of Oct 7 with Joshua Leifer - The Times of Israel - April 1st, 2025 [April 1st, 2025]
- Maybe progressives shouldn't have supported a larger, more extensive federal government for 100 years - The Daily Review - April 1st, 2025 [April 1st, 2025]
- Rich Lowry: Maybe progressives shouldnt have supported a larger, more extensive federal government for 100 years - Lewiston Sun Journal - April 1st, 2025 [April 1st, 2025]
- Rich Lowry: Maybe progressives shouldn't have supported a larger, more extensive federal government for 100 years - The Joplin Globe - April 1st, 2025 [April 1st, 2025]
- Kellyanne Conway rips progressives over Tesla protests: 'Trump derangement syndrome has reached stage five' - Fox Business - April 1st, 2025 [April 1st, 2025]
- A Cohesive Message from Progressives - The New Yorker - April 1st, 2025 [April 1st, 2025]
- The Left Has Turned White Progressives Into Hood Rats - AM 870 The ANSWER - April 1st, 2025 [April 1st, 2025]
- Progressives Are Pissed. This Group Wants Them to Run for Office - Rolling Stone - March 13th, 2025 [March 13th, 2025]
- AOC and other NY progressives call for Mahmoud Khalils release in letter to DHS - City & State New York - March 13th, 2025 [March 13th, 2025]
- Progressives are not demanding any special rights for anyone | Letters - Yahoo - March 13th, 2025 [March 13th, 2025]
- Californias Gavin Newsom opposes trans athletes in womens sports, splitting with progressives - MyMotherLode.com - March 11th, 2025 [March 11th, 2025]
- Progressives Gather In Concord to Protest, Well, Just About Everything - NH Journal - March 11th, 2025 [March 11th, 2025]
- Newsom deviates from progressives on womens sports issue - WORLD News Group - March 11th, 2025 [March 11th, 2025]
- California's Gavin Newsom opposes trans athletes in women's sports, splitting with progressives - Northeast Mississippi Daily Journal - March 11th, 2025 [March 11th, 2025]
- GV progressives organize against Trump - Green Valley News - March 11th, 2025 [March 11th, 2025]
- OPINION: Labor, progressives, and the politics of the West Side - 48 Hills - March 5th, 2025 [March 5th, 2025]
- Adriana E. Ramrez: Progressives should admit that Donald Trump might do something right - Pittsburgh Post-Gazette - March 3rd, 2025 [March 3rd, 2025]
- Decades of pandering to progressives have left both BP and Unilever at a loss - The Telegraph - March 3rd, 2025 [March 3rd, 2025]
- Progressives tap a rising star to deliver their response to Trump - POLITICO - March 1st, 2025 [March 1st, 2025]
- Two Santa Ana progressives make bids for the 68th Assembly District - Los Angeles Times - March 1st, 2025 [March 1st, 2025]
- The great rethink and the opportunity for progressives - Nation.Cymru - March 1st, 2025 [March 1st, 2025]