Sex work rights activists are planning sunrise-to-sunset (545am-830pm) demonstrations for June 2 (International Whores’ Day) in several different California cities, including Sacramento, Los Angeles, and Berkeley here in the Bay Area. I am hoping some Libertarians besides myself will join us, for at least part of the day!
Along with observing the date and voicing our support for decriminalizing sex work generally, the demonstrations are specifically in support of State Senator (D-San Francisco) Scott Wiener’s recently-introduced bill SB 357, which would decriminalize loitering with intent to commit prostitution, and in solidarity with massage parlor workers, after several workers in Atlanta were killed by a disturbed, sex-negative individual (as well as ongoing persecution of massage parlors at the hands of government authorities).
If the Libertarian Party of San Francisco will endorse these rallies, I can have our logo put on fliers and listings for the events along with those of other supporting groups.
Since June 2 is prior to our next monthly meeting, I plan to ask the officers to vote to approve, but wanted to first give activists a chance to weigh in.
That makes three of our officers, and I haven’t seen anyone else weigh in, so I will send along the LPSF logo to go on the flier and online postings for the events.
And yes, Jeff sadly will be leaving us early next month, at least physically – he’s told me he’ll still participate in and assist the LPSF from afar. Let’s all wish him luck in aiding the Free State Project goal of making New Hampshire a free beacon to the world!
We all should do what we can to support freedom in NH remotely, too – the Free State Project may be one of the more promising things happening in the freedom movement. Here are a few sites to check out related to libertarian activism in the “Live Free Or Die” state:
Another one of the more promising projects in the freedom movement involves the international "Live and Let Live” international peace movement (liveandletlive.org). I suggest we discuss it at our next LPSF monthly meeting. Perhaps we can have the founder, Marc Victor, present then.
What do you think?
Warm regards, Michael
Michael R. Edelstein, Ph.D.
Clinical Psychologist
415-673-2848 (24/7)
Co-author of Three Minute Therapy http://www.threeminutetherapy.com/
with David Ramsay Steele, Ph.D.
Features help for anxiety, depression,
relationships, panic attacks, addiction
That makes three of our officers, and I haven’t seen anyone else weigh in, so I will send along the LPSF logo to go on the flier and online postings for the events.
And yes, Jeff sadly will be leaving us early next month, at least physically – he’s told me he’ll still participate in and assist the LPSF from afar. Let’s all wish him luck in aiding the Free State Project goal of making New Hampshire a free beacon to the world!
We all should do what we can to support freedom in NH remotely, too – the Free State Project may be one of the more promising things happening in the freedom movement. Here are a few sites to check out related to libertarian activism in the “Live Free Or Die” state:
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Another one of the more promising projects in the freedom movement involves the international "Live and Let Live” international peace movement (liveandletlive.orghttp://liveandletlive.org). I suggest we discuss it at our next LPSF monthly meeting. Perhaps we can have the founder, Marc Victor, present then.
What do you think?
Warm regards, Michael
Michael R. Edelstein, Ph.D.
Clinical Psychologist
415-673-2848 (24/7)
Co-author of Three Minute Therapyhttp://www.threeminutetherapy.com/
with David Ramsay Steele, Ph.D.
Features help for anxiety, depression,
relationships, panic attacks, addiction
That makes three of our officers, and I haven’t seen anyone else weigh in, so I will send along the LPSF logo to go on the flier and online postings for the events.
And yes, Jeff sadly will be leaving us early next month, at least physically – he’s told me he’ll still participate in and assist the LPSF from afar. Let’s all wish him luck in aiding the Free State Project goal of making New Hampshire a free beacon to the world!
We all should do what we can to support freedom in NH remotely, too – the Free State Project may be one of the more promising things happening in the freedom movement. Here are a few sites to check out related to libertarian activism in the “Live Free Or Die” state:
Working to Expand Liberty The NHLA is a non-partisan coalition working to increase individual freedom in New Hampshire. We review and rate bills in the State Legislature, and recommend how legislators should vote on bills, based on how they affect…