Author Archives: Hal Ginsberg

Ruth Bader Ginsburg’s life is an inspiration and guide for all of us. She led a life based on principle–most notably an absolute belief in gender equality–and believed she could change society for the better. And, year after year, for … Continue reading →

As a progressive organization, we support Marylin Pierre for Judge because she has demonstrated a commitment to serve the people of Maryland – all people, regardless of their party affiliation – not high-priced lawyers, political insiders, or corporate special interests. … Continue reading →

At Our Revolution Maryland, we are in mourning. Yet even as we grieve over the death of Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, we celebrate her heroic life and triumphs and we commit to redouble our efforts to realize her goal of … Continue reading →

Sheila Ruth is Co-Chair of Our Revolution Baltimore City/Baltimore County. She also represents District 44B in the Maryland House of Delegates. Below, she provides the most powerful argument we’ve seen to vote for Joe Biden in November: Like many of … Continue reading →

Our Revolution Maryland August Meeting Posted by Our Revolution Maryland on Saturday, August 29, 2020

Our Revolution Baltimore City/Baltimore County activist Charlie Cooper asked us to post this op-ed and we’re delighted to do so. Charlie is the President of Get Money out Maryland. Get Money Out – Maryland, Inc. (GMOM) is a group of … Continue reading →

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From Our Revolution Chair Larry Cohen: “I just received this amazing video from the leader of OR France.  It consists of stories from Americans living in France about the French system and why we need MFA.  The production quality is … Continue reading →

Dear Senators and Representatives: We at Our Revolution Maryland are writing to express our heartfelt appreciation for your recent vote in favor of cutting the defense budget by 10%. At the best of times, our rapidly spiraling spending on military … Continue reading →