Washington Liberals

Author: WillAtInspireSeattle

  • Inspire Seattle: Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) on Sat, May 7 at 6:30PM

    InspireSeattle invites YOU to join us at our Social Forum: Saturday, May 7th at 6:30PM. Main discussion topic for this evening: Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP): is this Asian trade agreement good or bad for America (and Americans)? President Obama’s Office of the United States Trade Representative frames the TPP as “INCREASING AMERICAN EXPORTS, SUPPORTING AMERICAN JOBS”.…

  • InspireSeattle: Nick Licata's Observations of ALEC

    Hi everyone!  Below is an invitation to our next InspireSeattle Social, Sunday November 15th at 5:30PM at Dave and Pat Griffith’s home.  We have scored again and will have a great speaker, Nick Licata to discuss his Observations of ALEC. PLEASE NOTE THE CHANGE FROM OUR USUAL DAY AND TIME!  Remember – IT’S A POTLUCK!! Come join us!   www.inspireseattle.org InspireSeattle Invites YOU…

  • Income Inequality in King County (and America)

    InspireSeattle invites YOU to join us at our Social Forum: Saturday, May 30th at 6:30PM. Main discussion topic for this evening: Income Inequality in King County (and America) Much has been written and said of the widening income inequality in America. But even with the press coverage the issue has been receiving recently, most Americans…

  • Ending the War on Drugs: a talk with Inspire Seattle

    InspireSeattle invites YOU to join us at our Social Forum: Saturday, April 25th at 6:30PM. Main discussion topic for this evening: Ending the War on Drugs For four decades the US has fueled its policy of a “war on drugs” with over a trillion tax dollars and increasingly punitive policies. More than 39 million arrests…

  • Inspire Seattle: The Political Mind, Climate Crisis, and A New Science of Social Change

    InspireSeattle invites YOU to join us at our Social Forum: Saturday, October 4th at 6:30PM. Main discussion topic for this evening: The Political Mind, Climate Crisis, and A New Science of Social Change Have you ever wondered how popular support for sensible gun laws, universal health care, and financial reforms that serve the majority of…

  • Inspire Seattle meeting: Obamacare, Disruptive Innovation and the Future of Health

    InspireSeattle invites YOU to join our future socials:            Saturday, May 31, 2014 at 6:30pm *  Main discussion topic for this evening: Obamacare, Disruptive Innovation and the Future of Health *To receive InspireSeattle invitations, click here to provide us with an email address. The Affordable Care Act (a.k.a. Obamacare, a.k.a. ACA) seems to have more lives…

  • Can Surveillance Technologies Be Tamed? May 3rd in Seattle

    InspireSeattle Invites YOU to join us at our Social Forum: Saturday, May 3rd at 6:30PM. Main discussion topic for this evening:  Can Surveillance Technologies Be Tamed? Video surveillance cameras are far different from the technology of a few decades ago. They now allow remote control, with pan, tilt, and zoom features; the images obtained are…

  • Inspire Seattle, March 8 — Women Under Fire: Abuse in the Military

    InspireSeattle invites YOU to join us at our Social Forum: Saturday, March 8th at 6:30PM. Main discussion topic for this evening: Women Under Fire: Abuse in the Military There is an extraordinary culture of violence and sexual abuse committed within the U.S. Military. Sarah Blum’s book, Women Under Fire: Abuse in the Military, is a…

  • Inspire Seattle: Jan 25: No New Jim Crow

              Saturday, January 25, 2014 at 6:30pm *  Main discussion topic for this evening:  No New Jim Crow *To receive InspireSeattle invitations, click here to provide us with an email address. Following the Civil War and continuing right into the 1960s, African-Americans were racially segregated and systematically discriminated against by a series…

  • Inspire Seattle Jan 25: No New Jim Crow

    Invites YOU to join our  social on   Saturday, January 25, 2014 at 6:30pm *  Main discussion topic for this evening:  No New Jim Crow *To receive InspireSeattle invitations, click here to provide us with an email address. Following the Civil War and continuing right into the 1960s, African-Americans were racially segregated and systematically discriminated against by…