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ALT Research tools for organizers part 1: intro to power research, Thursday, September 17th, 7:00 pm to 8:30 pm ET. We will explore how to identify key networks of corporate power that uphold and profit from systemic injustices, how research into these networks can be used to challenge their power, and how LittleSis can help researchers bring together information from free public sources to inform campaign strategy and tactics.We will also examine how the corporate power structure and billionaire class are organizing themselves in our current political moment. Registration link in our bio. Green and white text on a deep purple background.

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ALT Daniel Loeb, Net worth: $4 billion, Founder and CEO of Third Point. Since 2012, Loeb has given nearly $5.4 million to “New Yorkers for a Balanced Albany,” a pro-charter school Super PAC. In 2016, Loeb called teachers unions, “the biggest single force standing in the way of quality education and an organization that has done more to perpetuate poverty and discrimination against people of color than the KKK.” A head shot of Daniel Loeb is pictured next to the heading. There is a photo of his yacht in the background. The text is white, green and light blue on a dark sea green background.

ALT Michael Bloomberg, Net worth: $110 billion, Former mayor, New York’s richest resident. Bloomberg has spent over $150 million on New York statewide elections over the past quarter century. He pledged $750 million to expand charter schools in 2021. As New York City mayor, he escalated “stop and frisk” policing measures that targeted Black and Brown people. In 2015, Bloomberg said, “people say, ‘Oh my God, you are arresting kids for marijuana. They’re all minorities,” ... “Yes, that’s true. Why? Because we put all the cops in the minority neighborhoods. Yes, that’s true. Why do you do it? Because that’s where all the crime is.” A head shot of Michael Bloomberg is pictured next to the heading. There is a photo of the Manhattan skyline in the background. The text is white, green and light blue on a dark sea green background.
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