by Aya de Leon | Jul 9, 2020 | Audio/Visual, Opinion, Poetry
Tuesday, Harper’s published A Letter on Justice and Open Debate. The Daily Beast called it “a 532-word document that celebrates untrammeled free expression above all and rebukes the so-called ‘cancel culture’ that might take...
by Vijaya Nagarajan | Jul 8, 2020 | Book Reviews, Personal Essays
Brutalities are there all over the place. There are specific kinds of Brutalities emerging from the imbalance of power–––between men and women, between the white race and the black race, between the dominant stories of whiteness and people of color, between the human...
by Angie Powers | Jul 7, 2020 | Opinion
During the initial Covid-19 outbreak, when the US was short of critical personal protective equipment at hospitals and care facilities, an interesting thing happened. Individuals, hobbyists, with access to inexpensive 3D printers, began a wave of distributed...
by Aya de Leon | Jul 6, 2020 | Opinion, Personal Essays
One of the biggest challenges of organizing for the climate movement is that the information about the the climate crisis is terrifying. For some people, terror can be a motivating force. For most of us, it is immobilizing. How do you organize people when the...
by Sally Morton | Jul 3, 2020 | Reporting
House Democrats just put out the most detailed climate plan in US political history: A new select committee report is perfectly in tune with the growing climate policy alignment on the left around standards, investments, and justice. Summary here. National Black...
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