Moyers & Company. How People Power Generates Change
Description
With our democracy threatened more than ever by plutocrats and the politicians in their pockets, the antidote to organized money is organized people. Across the country, individuals are banding together and demanding change-and often delivering it. This edition of Moyers & Company introduces viewers to three grassroots organizers leading the way. First up: Marshall Ganz, a social movement legend associated with Mississippi's Freedom Summer of 1964, the United Farm Workers' Cesar Chavez, and Barack Obama's historic 2008 presidential campaign. Later on the show, the spotlight shifts to economic equality advocates Rachel LaForest, executive director of Right to the City, and Madeline Janis, cofounder and national policy director of the Los Angeles Alliance for a New Economy.
Runtime
57 min
Subjects
- Wealth (179)
- Power (Social sciences) (152)
- Political participation (340)
- Political planning (192)
- Policy sciences (61)
- Social classes (184)
- Social movements (245)
- Collective behavior (206)
- Public policy (69)
Genre
Date of Publication
[2013], c2013
Database
Films on Demand
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