From Hurricanes to Hoaxes: The Right's Climate Denial Playbook
Scientists are being blamed for the disasters they have tried to raise the alarm about, with some people openly declaring that they should be lynched.
Scientists are being blamed for the disasters they have tried to raise the alarm about, with some people openly declaring that they should be lynched.
Let’s pay attention to who is building power in the face of catastrophe and who is disrupting the status quo.
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“This war is not a civil war, it’s a counterrevolutionary war against civilians,” says Sudanese organizer Nisrin Elamin.
"Tell people what they mean to you."
"The point is not to debate reality but to dominate it."
"None of us has all of the answers, so we must cultivate ideas, build relationships, and think alongside one another as we attempt to chart a way forward."
"Harris could not condemn what she aims to mold and weaponize for her own purposes."
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“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.
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"This is in no way a neutral descriptive term," says Shane Burley.
The series' climax feels especially cruel in these times.
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For the cults of Silicon Valley, the end of our humanity is only the beginning.
We must not be transformed by the electoral circus.
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“Biden’s name should never be spoken without the names of the dead of Gaza," says Eman Abdelhadi.
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