Progressive Student Alliance - University of Memphis

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Progressive Student Alliance - University of Memphis is affiliated with the Freedom Road Socialist Organization.

Progressive Student Alliance arrests

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In 2011, six of the people arrested in a protest James Sledge, 30, Jeffrey Lichtenstein, 25, Paul Garner, 22, Bennett Foster, 25, Leah Shoaf, 19 and Sally Joyner, 26 were with the Progressive Student Alliance at The University of Memphis.

Ash-Lee Henderson, 25, is from Chattanooga and an organization called Chattanooga Organized for Action.[1]

PSA members

Jeffrey Lichtenstein, Dana Asbury, Chelsea Mobbs, Emily Oppenheimer, Ray Berthiaume, Sally Joyner, John Reed, Anna Pederson, Rena Armour were all involved in the Progressive Student Alliance, in Memphis Tennessee.[2]

Comrades

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Brandon Shaw left, Jeffrey Lichtenstein center.

PSA student fair 2016

Progressive Student Alliance - University of Memphis, 2016; Sha'ona Coleman, Mischa Nyberg, Alex Uhlmann, Brandon C J Shaw, Josh Adams, Lindsey Smith, and Jeffrey Lichtenstein.

Left to right Sha'ona Coleman, Mischa Nyberg, Alex Uhlmann, Brandon C J Shaw, Josh Adams Lindsey Smith, and Jeffrey Lichtenstein, unknown, unknown

2016 Memphis PSA launch

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Join us for the UofM Progressive Student Alliance kick-off meeting this coming Tuesday, September 20th on the UofM Campus. It will be in Clement Hall, Room 213 at 4PM. We are THE organization on campus fighting against racism, gender oppression, and economic injustice. Join us as we unite for our first meeting and discuss the general structure of PSA, our vision, and our campaigns for the semester. The 2016 presidential election season is upon us. The time is ripe to organize, and to DUMP Donald TRUMP!

Invited Paul Morquecho, Annie Bird, Katy Ochoa, Jeshua David, Rickie Aimee, Lucas Olsen, Mia Jordan, Jonathan Capriel, Chase Baltz, Matthew Brown, Sydney Melissa, Jroc Jarvis, Josh Adams, Leslie Monique Wellman, Carly Christensen, Keedran Franklin, Allison Escobar, Kayla Marie Thomas, Jayanni Elizabeth, Ellen Uhlmann, Tailer Ransom, Lizzie Dean, Dai Williams, Wesley Morgan Paraham, Tamam Arafat, Cali Baer, Brandon C J Shaw, Charlotte Watson, Anna CP, Chrissy Green, Mike Butler, Thomas Wayne Walker, Tom Smith, Dana Asbury, Jeffrey Lichtenstein.

Interested Carolyn Snowden Mallett, Reid Russom, Sam Cruze, Jessica Ann Buttermore, Sarah Kathryn Marshall

Attended Heather Gallandat, Lindsey Smith, Lang Ston, Ant Stone

Memphis: Call-in to Oppose Trump's Cabinet Appointments

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Memphis: Call-in to Oppose Trump's Cabinet Appointments Public · Hosted by Memphis Progressive Student Alliance

Wednesday, November 23, 2016 at 10 AM - 2 PM CST

Join the Progressive Student Alliance Wednesday, November 23rd as we call on our elected officials to oppose Trump's recent cabinet appointments.
Additionally we are asking folks to call the Government Reform Committee in support of a review of Trump's financial arrangements before he takes office.

We have created two sample scripts with their corresponding call-in numbers. Feel free to adjust or create your own. Please, let us know if you have any questions! We'll have the biggest impact if folks can flood their phone lines within the event time period, but if that doesn't work for you, call when you can!

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Invited on Facebook

Interested

Went

Facebook group, 2017

Progressive Student Alliance - University of Memphis Public Facebook group, as of March 26, 2017;

The purpose of the Progressive Students Alliance is to encourage the students of the University of Memphis to work for peace and justice at home and abroad. The goal of the Progressive Students Alliance is to educate students on current social issues and provide a network for activism. The Progressive Students Alliance will provide a forum for the exchange of ideas and resources to all members. The Progressive student alliance will fight for peace and justice through non violent activities. These activities will include movie showings, guest speakers, non violent protests, and providing information on current social issues to the University of Memphis student body.

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Members

References

  1. ↑ 2 ABC Committee chairman reacts to protest By Joseph Pleasant Published: March 16, 2011
  2. ↑ Change.org Memphis Progressive Student Alliance
  3. ↑ [1]
  4. ↑ [2]
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