Missed out on a little of that old timey furor up in L.A. today...
Joan Baez, Neil Young and others were lending a hand to the Bernie and AOC movement. I hope they attract many other musicians and teachers to their cause over the coming summer of discontent.
""We are going to make our revolution with joy," Sanders told the crowd as he thanked the musicians who played before his speech. "We're going to sing and dance our way to victory against hatred and divisiveness."
Sanders' tour has also stopped in cities like Denver and Tempe, Arizona, and they'll hit several more markets, including Salt Lake City, Nampa, Idaho, Bakersfield, Folsom and Missoula, Montana, in the coming days.
"We are in a moment of extraordinary danger," Sanders told the crowd, further stating that the Trump administration is "moving us into an authoritarian form of society."
"Mr. Trump, we are not going there," Sanders said.
Starting at 9:30 a.m., the rally also featured artists including Jeff Rosenstock, Indigo De Souza, Red Pears and David Longstreth of the Dirty Projectors. The performances were sandwiched between speeches from teachers, nurses, union heads, city council members and congress-members advocating for reforms both wide-ranging and more specific, from universal healthcare to tenant rights, to protecting immigrants to better pay for production assistants in Hollywood. The overarching theme though, as the "fighting oligarchy" title would suggest, was tackling wealth disparity in the country."
https://www.msn.com/en-us/music/news...a7eb391&ei=153
Right on.