An antidote to identity politics: a walking tour

Walkers of the world, you're invited to undo your chains when you come along on this free walk exploring San Francisco social movement history.

The hypothesis is that where identity politics is divisive, it is because of a failure to finger private property in location values as inimicable to considering all people as co-equal inheritors of planet Earth. In short, so long as some of the population can extort the economic, social, and psychic value of others in exchange for mere access to parcels and places of the planet, just so long will identity politics be used by the LANDlords to divide the wholeness of humanity. The central social question is, "Who controls location, and upon what terms?"

By walk's end you'll have made acquaintance with a San Francisco-born public policy proposal to socialize location values in order to liberate identity.