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Yeah, sorry. I'm notoriously bad about not fleshing out what I mean as much as I should the first time around in my comments. I agree that we are probably on the same page, I just don't see the education aspect focused on as much as I think it should be it talks about organizing.
It's all good. I definitely agree that educational courses should be a big part of organizational work. People just don't show up to that kinda stuff in my experience though, which is a damn shame.
If you've got anything like that going on, feel free to hit me up in dms, I'd certainly go out of my way to attend something over zoom or discord or whatever. :)
I've had the same experience. When it's pitched as education, no one comes, but if you integrate it into other activities (think the Black Panther breakfast program), it's easier to get people there and you can relate what you want to talk about to the other action you are taking.