Marshall Ganz delivers one of the best pieces I’ve read in awhile about reinvigorating the value of organizing, reconnecting to the importance of social association and the need for people to enter into relationships with one another to articulate common purposes and act on them. Like all great truths, this works on every level, from the most broadly social and political to the most individual of relationships.

Ganz seems to hit the bullseye on so many aspects of our current situation. The aspects of relationship and how it is most meaningful in a social context, and where real solutions lie in formulating these bonds in an effective way. I recommend this short essay as a must read, particularly for anyone involved in organizing work of any nature.

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