Learning from someone who has been fighting for social justice since the 1960s

[Scott Neigh]

Hello, supporters of Talking Radical!

In the latest installment of my series of interviews about learning in,
from, and for social movements, I speak with Florence Stratton of
Regina. She has been active in peace, social justice, and solidarity
movements since she first got active against the Vietnam War in the late
1960s. Her current grassroots political work is particularly focused on
efforts to end homelessness, and she is also active with groups opposing
war, supporting public transit, working against poverty, acting in
solidarity with Palestine, and more. She speaks with me about learning
about racism and colonialism, fighting homelessness, and never giving up.

Here's the link on The Media Co-op site: https://mediacoop.ca/node/119281

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Thanks for reading,

       Scott 8)

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