About The Partisan Blockhead-James Tracy
January 3, 2007
The main purpose of this website is to collect various articles and interviews I’ve written for the alternative press and save them in one handy place. All articles are considered Creative Commons: just be sure to give credit where credit is due if you republish.
Of particular interest: radical, yet practical politics, self-management, Italian and Irish history, global justice movements, poetry, Battlestar Gallactica, chihuahuas, Community Land Trusts. Not necessarily in that order. This is a bio used for a conference I spoke at in 2006. It gives you a general idea about where I’m coming from:
James Tracy is a long-time anti-poverty activist and organizer based in the San Francisco Bay Area. He is was the co-founder of Eviction Defense Network and is a board member of the San Francisco Community Land Trust. His articles have appeared in Race, Poverty and the Environment, Shelterforce, Contemporary Justice Review, Maximum Rock and Roll and The Political Edge. He has edited two activist handbooks for Manic D Press: The Civil Disobedience Handbook: A Brief History and Practical Guide for the Politically Disenchanted, and The Military Draft Handbook: A Brief History and Practical Guide for the Curious and Concerned. When not organizing, he opens his big mouth as part of the Molotov Mouths Outspoken Word Troupe.
June 30, 2008 at 12:29 am
Hello,
My name is Dan Taylor and I live in San Francisco. I’m originally from Eastern Kentucky and have recently became interested in the Young Patriot Party, Rising up Angry, JOIN, ect. after watching “American Revolution 2″. I read that you were currently writing a book on white working class organizing during the 60’s, including these movements, and I’m super pumped to read it when it comes out. I would also love to find more source material about this great piece of “lost history”, and if you could point me in any direction I would glad for any help and very grateful. Basically, It’s for my own personal interest and I’d also like to someday write a paper about this phenomenon for the Urban Studies department at SFSU, which I’m going to be majoring in this fall. Thanks and I’m glad your writing this, this shit needs to be documented for real!
June 30, 2008 at 3:33 am
oh yeah: zuma1x@yahoo.com