LBO-talk's favorite charities?

[Liza Featherstone]

Let me join Jenny in unabashed promo. I'm a board member of the Brecht
Forum/New York Marxist School, a crucial resource for New York City's
radical movements. To read more go to http://www.brechtforum.org/. you can
also ask me more about it offlist. Our lease is up in a year and we will be
then thrown upon the mercies of the NYC real estate market, so we need money
very badly in order to keep doing all the amazing things we do. Anyone who
lives in NYC should become a subscriber; for only $15/month, you get in free
to all our forums and almost all of our classes. Even if you don't live in
NYC you should still send a contribution if you can, because here in the USA
space for nonsectarian Marxism is very rare and given the state of the
world, very badly needed.

Liza


> From: JBrown72073 at cs.com
> Reply-To: lbo-talk at lists.panix.com
> Date: Wed, 29 Jan 2003 14:41:10 EST
> To: lbo-talk at lists.panix.com
> Subject: RE: LBO-talk's favorite charities?
> 
> Though I agree with the general anti-charity sentiment expressed so far, I
> have to say that it seems like none of you is trying to keep an organization
> going, or if you are, you're too polite to suggest it as a recipient of free
> cash.  
> 
> My picks:
> Try the Debs-Jones-Douglass Institute, the educational arm of the Labor
> Party.  www.djdinstitute.org.  Labor Party at www.thelaborparty.org
> 
> Or, if you favor radical feminism, Redstockings of the Women's Liberation
> movement is a 501(c)3.  www.redstockings.org or P.O. Box 744 Stuyvesant Sta.,
> NYC, 10014.  Grassroots women's liberation thinktank & archive, incorporated
> in '73 by members of the original '60s group.
> 
> And, for balance, a group I'm not involved in, the National Lawyers Guild,
> www.nlg.org--we're gonna need 'em.  Dunno if it's (c)3 or not.
> 
> Jenny Brown