Author Archives: Carolyn Prescott

“Rigged: The Voter Suppression Playbook“ Dear AVAers and Friends:   At the One World Berlin Human Rights Film Festival, in anticipation of the November elections, AVA is sponsoring    Rigged: The Voter Suppression Playbook (see below) Director: Michael Kasino, Writer: Timothy SmithUSA 2019, 79 … Continue reading →

American Voices Abroad Berlin is a group of Americans living and working in Berlin, Germany, who follow political events in the United States and vote from abroad in their home states. We would like to add our voices to the … Continue reading →

American Voices Abroad Berlin has created this MoveOn petition “Don’t Silence Voters: Let Everyone Vote from Home” and we are now asking everyone to sign it. The more support we can get, the better chance we have of MoveOn sending … Continue reading →

Title: December STAMMTISCHLocation: Cafe Daddy, Kolonnenstrasse 50, near the Julius Leberbrücke S-bahn stationDescription: Meet with us and let’s share thoughts on the impeachment process, the democratic candidates and more. Start Time: 8 pm Date: 2020-12-05End Time: 10 pm

Title: AVA StammtischLocation: Cafe Daddy, Kolonnenstrasse 50, near the Julius Leberbrücke S-bahn stationDescription: So much to talk about! Come join us!Start Time: 8 pmDate: 2019-08-01End Time: 10 pm

Read here below, or go directly to Jon Oberg’s blog: http://view from three capitals.blogspot.com/2019/07/the-fourth-on-mall.html Washington — Against the advice of many, I went down to the national mall on the 4th of July to attend the president’s speech in front … Continue reading →

This year the first Thursday of July falls on the 4th. That means that our Stammtisch will also be our ‘celebration’ of Independence Day. We all know what there is to celebrate and what not. And on Thursday we can … Continue reading →

Rebecca Solnit: Unconscious Bias is Running for President

by Carolyn Prescott This essay is intended as a contribution to our ongoing discussion of issues. In this opening season of the 2020 elections, with the entry of Elizabeth Warren, Kamala Harris and Cory Booker into the Democratic race, with … Continue reading →