The Midterms Have Changed the Game. Now What?
“It’s important to keep in mind that elections remove people, but they don’t remove infrastructure,” says Scot Nakagawa.
“It’s important to keep in mind that elections remove people, but they don’t remove infrastructure,” says Scot Nakagawa.
This is an inflection point. Everything that comes next flows from here.
“AI is leveraged as a cudgel against the working class,” says writer and sociologist Alex Hanna.
“There’s so much power in this fight,” says Saul Levin.
The attack on Ilhan Omar’s home, the desperation of an unpopular fascist administration, and the long fight ahead.
“It's about relational organizing,” says Ash-Lee Woodard Henderson.
A war almost began, not because a machine wanted something or “went rogue,” but because a machine was wrong, and human beings believed it.
“We start to judge our human interactions by what the chatbot can deliver,” says author Sherry Turkle.
We grieve the worlds we’ve known and what it felt like to live in them.
“Whatever you do, it has to be now,” says organizer Alice Liu.
Creating spaces of reflection, belonging, and collective care
Our politics are not the politics that have detached this country from reality, or normalized increasingly inhuman policies.