Episode 6 - Rules for Revolutionaries: How Big Organizing Can Change Everything

Guest(s): B. Loewe
Host(s): Page May 
Length: 31:29
Release Date: April 10, 2017 

Key Questions: 
What does big organizing mean?
What is the organizing intervention of this book?
How does a book about an electoral campaign relate to smaller, grassroots campaigns?

On this episode, we'll be chatting with B Loewe. Originally from the Maryland suburbs of DC, B was recruited into social justice work by his older sister, and was a key organizer of the 2010 Detroit-based U.S. Social Forum. B Loewe is currently Mijente's Communications Director, and is an all around amazing organizer and activist, contributing so much to grassroots efforts in Chicago. We'll be talking with B about Rules for Revolutionaries: How Big Organizing Can Change Everything by Becky Bond and Zach Exley, recently published in November of 2016. 

The book is saying...
-- "demographics don't mean destiny"
-- "how you make change and bring people in the movement in the most efficient way possible."
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This book is for...
Virgos! The person who will create your spreadsheets and run your digital platforms!
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