By Andrea Beth Damsky, CDP Resolutions Committee Member & PZC Executive Board Vice Chair The CDP’s Spring meeting was cancelled due to the pandemic, so the Resolutions Committee had a large docket of 100 resolutions to consider this month! We also reviewed ballot measures, as we do preceding every election. Ever wonder how the California …
While the Progressive Zionists of California is incredibly pleased with many of the changes to the Ethnic Studies Model Curriculum and the primary focus on the four foundational disciplines, we still have significant concerns about the portrayal of Jewish Americans.
PZC had a number of legislative victories, including the passage of PZC-backed resolutions, at the July 2020 CADEM E-Board meeting.
Fringe activists in CADEM put forward a head scratching foreign policy platform, furthering antisemitism and bigotry in the party.
PZC Development Chair Matthew Finkelstein was quoted in J Weekly saying the Jewish community of Vallejo stands in solidarity with the Black community.
It’s election season! Progressive Zionists of California has recommendations for candidates for the Democratic National Committee races— check them out!
A bill enhancing police officer training on hate crimes passed a committee in the California Assembly on May 20.
Progressive Zionists of California is thrilled to support Assemblymembers Rebecca Bauer-Kahan and Timothy Grayson’s new bill, AB 2925.
We are urging Californians to contact Senators Dianne Feinstein and Kamala Harris to vote YES on the “Natural Disaster and Emergency Ballot Act,” which would expand early in-person voting and vote-by-mail to all states for the November election.
Progressive Zionists of California stands in solidarity with Rami Aman, Palestinian peace activist, and against those using anti-normalization to discourage dialogue and engagement between Israelis and Palestinians.
