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"We will affirm life together," Renata wrote.
"We will affirm life together," Renata wrote.
"We see what is happening in the world, from Gaza to our own neighborhoods, and it hurts," says Sarah Jaffe.
“Together, in a community of solidarity, we can do anything.”
"Bold and militant direct action helps the public realize what’s possible," says Prince Shakur.
The political terrain is lousy. I know how disappointing that feels.
Palestinian feminists Eman Abdelhadi and Leena share their perspectives on the DNC.
From antifascist soccer fans to cash-strapped abortion funds and the queer youth derailing KOSA, here are some of the most important stories I’ve read this week.
"This is in no way a neutral descriptive term," says Shane Burley.
The series' climax feels especially cruel in these times.
If we want to build a better world than this one, if we don’t want to be ruled by monstrous agendas, we have to embody a politics of solidarity.
For the cults of Silicon Valley, the end of our humanity is only the beginning.
We must not be transformed by the electoral circus.
From Palestine to extreme heat, energy-sucking data centers, and resources for resisting disinfo, here are the most important articles I’ve read this week.
From debtors’ unions to Gaza, Sudan, and tech bro fascism, here are some important stories you may have missed this week.
“Biden’s name should never be spoken without the names of the dead of Gaza," says Eman Abdelhadi.
From Gaza to the RNC and the fascistic politics of the tech industry, here are some of the most important stories I’ve read this week.
The ruling class is supposed to be exempt from the daily churn of violence that is completely normalized in our society.
If recent events have shocked you, let that shock enliven you.
"The Mountain Valley Pipeline is in service, but that doesn’t mean this campaign is over," says Casey, a pipeline fighter with Appalachians Against Pipelines.
We are all worth fighting for, and nothing that’s happening in the world has changed that.
How powerful will we choose to become as the world falls down and what will we have the potential to build?
I have found some much-needed renewal.
From Big Oil’s plan to criminalize pipeline protests to cults, labor news, and threats against reproductive justice organizers, here are some of the most important stories I’ve read this week.
“Food is nourishing and joyful,” says Sienna Ruiz.