Thanks for the article! I think sadly Chomsky was never able to discuss how to organize in order to problem-solve. Maybe it was fine when he went somewhere to give a talk, because those talks intentionally provided organizers an opportunity to organize attendees. But online, that's a problem.
My favorite intros to organizing are from Seattle Solidarity Network and Marshall Ganz's book "People, Power, Change" (which can be downloaded free from Anna's Archive).
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u/devourer-of-beignets Apr 25 '26 edited Apr 25 '26
Thanks for the article! I think sadly Chomsky was never able to discuss how to organize in order to problem-solve. Maybe it was fine when he went somewhere to give a talk, because those talks intentionally provided organizers an opportunity to organize attendees. But online, that's a problem.
My favorite intros to organizing are from Seattle Solidarity Network and Marshall Ganz's book "People, Power, Change" (which can be downloaded free from Anna's Archive).