Greenfield Recorder, July 23, 2020.   My Turn By E. Martin Schotz, MD The current pandemic and the looming threat of climate chaos have heightened people’s awareness that humans as a species are vulnerable and that international cooperation is absolutely necessary in addressing these problems. When we combine this with the massive demonstrations against racism, one…

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Franklin County Continuing the Political Revolution joins the chorus of millions of individuals and groups in the U.S. and around the world who have spoken out against the institutional racism that, for more than 400 years has continued to claim the lives and livelihoods of people of color. We encourage all of our members and…

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On Tuesday, June 16 FCCPR members and friends massed at a number of post offices around the County to show our concern about the future of the U.S.P.S., one of the oldest institutions in the country. A push toward privatization, which would almost certainly result in closures of rural post offices (not enough profit there!),…

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Stand up for the post office by standing with us at your local post office on June 16 at noon. Franklin County Continuing the Political Revolution (FCCPR) is joining a national movement to save the US Postal Service. Why is this rally necessary?   The US Postal Service says it will run out of money by…

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In case you were unable to join us for Part 1 of our Zoom-based General Assembly, you can use the links below to see/hear/read what you missed: Screen Share with Speaker View (video) Audio Only Chat Transcript And to register for our General Assembly, Part 2, which will be this coming Thursday evening, May 21,…

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Our FCCPR General Assembly which was originally scheduled for May 3rd at the Grange Hall is being rescheduled. It will be an on-line meeting. We will let you know very soon when it will be. Hope to see everybody soon.

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Last night about 15 people converged on Zoom to discuss the current state of affairs. We talked about a variety of issues including food shortages, rent strikes, Medicare for All, the importance of letters to the editor and using social media more effectively.   In case you missed it and are interested in the discussion, you…

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Register for an FCCPR On-Line Discussion Wednesday, April 29 from 7:00 to 8:15 PM FCCPR is pleased to invite you to an online discussion about the Dangers and Opportunities presented by this critical moment in history. How can we identify and defeat the ruling class’ attempts to use the crisis to increase their profits and…

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These are hard times but together we will get through this. Please take a look at our Coronavirus Resource Page for resources that may be helpful.

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