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Mass Actions for immigrant rights in Georgia July 1: Day of Non-Compliance with HB87 No School. No Shopping. No Work: a day without immigrants and allies! July 2: Mass Mobilization at the Capitol At 10am, thousands will march in downtown Atlanta at the state capitol against HB87 and all other racist anti-immigrant laws. (traveling to Georgia for this action is not considered a violation of the boycott) for more information: wearegeorgia.org Support Undocumented Youth Organizing: From Arizona, to the Senate halls, to Georgia and Indiana, undocumented youth have stepped out of the shadows and taken direct action against reactionary anti-immigrant legislation. These young leaders face arrest and risk deportation to break down the wall of fear and galvanize an immigrant-led movement. Watch video testimonials and make needed donations for grassroots organizing, trainings, bond and legal fees at thedreamiscoming.com*. * Solidarity supports, but has no affiliation with, Thedreamiscoming DONATE TO SOLIDARITY Solidarity depends on the generous contributions of its friends and allies to continue its work. Please consider giving!   GET INVOLVED WITH SOLIDARITY! Solidarity activists are organized in branches across the United States. To find out more about our organization and how to join, email an organizer at info@solidarity-us.org

Save the date for socialist summer school! Join activists from around the country for two days of debate and discussion, July 27-29, at Philadelphia's Temple University! Workshops, plenaries and cultural events held throughout the school will take up the past and present of our movements and the Left—and what the future holds for us in a rapidly changing world. This year's themes include Anti-Racism, Communities of Color and the Crisis; Capitalism: Fundamentals, Current Phase and Resistance; From 20th Century Socialism to 21st Century Socialism; Public Sector Fightback; Socialist-Feminist Politics and Analysis. Find out more, see the full schedule, or register today! 9:00 AM-5:00 PM Registration 10:00 AM-Noon Welcome/Opening Plenary: Student Fightback Noon-1:30 PM Lunch Break 1:30 PM-3:00 PM Workshop Block I Anti-Racism: History of Race and Racism in the US 20th-21st Century Socialism: Revolutionaries in the 20th Century Capitalism: Introduction to Marxist Perspectives on the Economy 3:00 PM-4:00 PM Break 4:15 PM-5:45 PM Workshop Block II Socialist-Feminism: Theory and Politics Public Sector: Lessons from Madison and the Midwest Anti-Racism: Neoliberalism and the Politics of Communities of Color 9:00 AM-2:00 PM Registration 9:30 AM-11:00 AM Workshop Block III Socialist-Feminism: Reformist/Revolutionary Strategies for LGBT Liberation Anti-Racism: Fighting the New Nativism Public Sector: The Struggle for Public Education 11:00 AM-Noon Break Noon-1:30 Workshop Block IV Socialist-Feminism: Women in the Crisis 20th-21st Century Socialism: Can We "Change the World Without Taking Power"? Anti-Capitalists and the State Capitalism: The Current Crisis: Its Roots, Social Costs and Resistance 1:30 PM-3:00 PM Lunch 3:00 PM-5:00 PM Activities Walking Tour of Philly Murals Movie and Discussion: The Take 5:00-6:30 PM Dinner 6:30 PM-8:00 PM Uprisings in the Arab World (Public Forum) 10 AM-Noon Morning Plenary: 21st Century Socialism and Latin America Published bimonthly since 1986, AGAINST THE CURRENT is a Solidarity-sponsored analytical journal for the broad revolutionary left.  The May/June 2011 issue features Wisconsin and Beyond by Kim Moody with additional reports from Madison, Michigan, Ohio and Tennessee. Suzi Wesissman interviews Mark LeVine on the Upfolding Arab Revoutions, Malik Miah’s discusses the attacks on American Muslims, Sherie M. Randolph highlights Florynce Kennedy as a Black Feminist Fighter and Nathaniel Mills reviews Barbara Foley’s relook at the politics of Ralph Ellison. See the latest issue Get your one or two-year subscription to ATC today!