identify a moment (time, place, social issue) in history where we did not wage a successful organizing campaign and develop a successful campaign, imagining how the world would be different if we had. Develop and describe an organizing campaign around that issue that incorporates a critical analysis of the political economy of the time. Using the concepts and methods that we talked about during the semester, and lessons learned through your fieldwork, discuss the ways in which you might organize a campaign to facilitate change around this issue. What was the political economic context surrounding the issue? Who would have been your targets? What was the community power structure? How would you have involved community members? What were the short-term and long-term goals? What were the organizing tactics and strategies you would have used to engage community members and create change? Imagine and describe what the outcomes might have been if this campaign had been successful.

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