Sunday, June 25, 2pm, Ohio Statehouse

There’s power in our pride when we fight back against capitalist oppression!

Join us to fight back against transphobia, queerphobia, racism, and capitalism this Pride Month! It’s time to mobilize and organize for a socialist future through our liberation from the evils of the capitalist system. It’s time to unite against the reactionary and fascistic attacks on our communities, so we can fight and win!

See you there. Be sure to bring a friend, wear a mask, and comfortable walking shoes!

Hosted by PSL [Party for Socialism and Liberation] Columbus.

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Saturday, June 24, 11am, Goodale Park [during ComFest; in the Peace and Healing Tent], 120 W. Goodale St.

Join us for a joyous commemoration of longtime activist, musician, cook, gardener, friend, and Comfest community member Connie Harris (Eschelman). Connie left us in April; this is our chance to celebrate her life and her spirit and to thank her for the love she gave during her time with us.

Emcee and music will be by Dan Dougan; musical tributes will be by Brian Clash Griffin, Greg Kilcup, Bob Sauls, and possibly more.

Speakers, including friends and family, will say a few words.

Your presence and participation are welcome!

Hosted by The Columbus Free Press.

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Because it can’t compete with the massive rise of renewable energy, its death rattle has morphed into yet another of the industry’s periodic big budget PR campaigns meant to spark a “Renaissance.”  

But America’s dangerously dark, aging fleet of 94 reactors constantly leak dangerous radiation.  

They make climate chaos worse, kill downwind living beings, and dangerously deteriorate every day. 

And as the breaking news shows, a wide range of experts now warn that Russia might not hesitate to actually blow up the Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant, with six reactors and fuel pools that could blanket Europe with deadly radiation—-a catastrophic disaster that could be duplicated at any other atomic reactor targeted by a hostile power or terror organization.   

What follows are 108 reasons for the industry’s failure.  A second set will follow shortly:  
 
1.    Commercial atomic reactors regularly burn the planet at 325 degrees Celsius or more.

2.  They emit significant quantities of carbon and other greenhouse gasses during nuclear fission.