INTERVIEW: The power of community and solidarity

We explore the power of community and solidarity with Hunter and Eugene from Community Solidarity Calgary. We discuss how Beltline residents were able to challenge the previously unimpeded protests in their neighbourhood and the troubling involvement of Qanon conspiracists, christofascists, neo-nazis, and white nationalists in these protests.<br>Rambler's Almanac #76 - We discuss the "Battle of the Beltline" and the power of community solidarity. Hunter and Eugene from Community Solidarity Calgary join us to talk about their experiences.<br><br>Playlist: <ul><li>Joe Strouzer - Cable Street</li><li>What Will We Sow? - What Will We Sow?</li><li>Orville Peck - The Curse of the Blackened Eye</li><li>Andrew Bird - Atomized</li><li>Beirut - Zagora</li><li>Mother Mother - Dirty Town</li><li>The Dead South - People Are Strange</li><li>Brown Bird - Fingers To The Bone</li><li>The Young'uns - Cable Street</li><li>Astral Swans - Spiral</li><li>Lucy Dacus - Timefighter</li><li>The Gertrudes - Emergency to Emergency</li><li>La Luz - Lazy Eyes and Dune</li><li>The Lovebullies - Blow Me A Kiss</li><li>Steph Green - When Your Life Had Romance and Meaning</li><li>Leon III - Rumors of Water</li><li>THNDR - How Long?</li><li>Riki - Sonar</li><li>Craig H - Bones of a King</li><li>Tammy Day - On The Radio</li><li>Charbonneau / Amato - Steppe Noire</li><li>Eine Kleine China - Bent Fabric</li><li>Maylee Todd - Grab Your Guts</li><li>Selci - Luscious Lovin'</li></ul><img src="https://feedpress.me/link/15371/15266628.gif" height="1" width="1"/>