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My name is Daniel Denver, and I'm broadcasting from Providence, Rhode Island.

Organizing is hard. If it wasn't, we might live under socialism already.

An example from my own work. Right now, I'm helping to organize canvassing for a slate of left-wing

Rhode Island state legislative candidates. I wish it was simple.

It would be entirely magical if everyone involved in my organization

just signed up for shifts

after we posted them on the Slack.

That is not the case.

In fact, I wish that even a fraction

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