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DESCRIPTION:LAWRENCE LESSIG ON THE DESTRUCTIVE EFFECTS OF CORPORATE CASH IN 
 ELECTIONS\n\nMovie: How is childhood obesity related to campaign donations? 
 With entertaining animated graphics and striking one-word slides, Harvard 
 Center for Ethics Director Lawrence Lessig narrates his new presentation on 
 the crisis in our democracy, illustrating the connection between special 
 interest money and critical policy decisions -- and showing why past 
 promises of reform have gone nowhere. Lessig proposes to save democracy 
 with his novel "Grants & Franklins" project for publicly funded electoral 
 campaigns.\n\nAction Agenda: What can we do about unlimited, anonymous 
 corporate spending on political campaigns? This 40 minute video will leave 
 plenty of time for a real discussion. Nancy Neff will give an update on 
 proposed federal and state laws for disclosure and public campaign funding. 
 There is one with an actual chance of passing: AB 1148, the California 
 DISCLOSE Act, that will show the voters who really pays for political 
 ads.\n\nNancy Neff is a board member, Northern California Outreach 
 Coordinator, and Palo Alto Area Coordinator of the California Clean Money 
 Campaign, which sponsors the California DISCLOSE Act.\n\nFREE and open to 
 all. Donations requested. Wheelchair accessible.\n\nPresented by Peninsula 
 Peace and Justice Center & the Action Council of the Unitarian Universalist 
 Church.\n https://www.indybay.org/newsitems/2011/06/13/18681801.php
SUMMARY:Movie and Action Agenda: In Plain Sight: Corruption
LOCATION:Fireside room, Unitarian Universalist Church\n505 E. Charleston Road\nPalo 
 Alto, CA  94306
URL:https://www.indybay.org/newsitems/2011/06/13/18681801.php
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