On this week's episode of Redneck Gone Green, David and Shane got some much-needed clarity from Emily Kawano about the principles and practices of the U.S. Solidarity Economy Network and discussed how this comprehensive, transformative framework is necessary to build a just and sustainable economic system for all. Check it out y’all and join us next Monday, live on the Democracy at Work YouTube Channel at 6 pm EST!
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