Next CCT Event – 3rd May Election Special – Where is the Common Ground? Making Local Activism Work in Southend

Next Club Critical Theory event has Jeremy Gilbert as guest speaker…

Community Engagement Initiative

An evening of beer, philosophy, discussion, art, and music – not necessarily in that order…

Next event

Where is the Common Ground? Making Local Activism Work in Southend

3rd May, 2015 at 8pm

Free entry

Upstairs at the Railway Hotel, Southend-on-Sea

www.railywayhotelsos.co.uk

The General Election on May 7th is occurring against a backdrop of relentless austerity, food poverty, tax evasion and scapegoating of groups without access to the mainstream media that marginalizes them.

Is there an alternative to this politics of despair, and if so, is collective activism the answer? Is Essex man Russell Brand right when he tells us that the system is broken and what we accept as ‘common sense’ has been imposed on us? On one hand, events in Greece and Spain show that collective responses to inequality are working. On the other hand, there is the anti-European, anti-immigration stance of populists like UKIP…

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