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Hegseth Cuts Pentagon Work on Preventing Civilian Harm

John Ismay and Azmat Khan The New York Times
Employees at the Pentagon’s Civilian Harm Mitigation and Response office were told their jobs would be eliminated, as would advisory posts at operational commands.

The Communist Folk Singers Who Shaped Bob Dylan

Taylor Dorrell Jacobin
Before Bob Dylan was Bob Dylan, he was a disciple of Woody Guthrie. But Guthrie and his contemporaries were more than folk singers — they were blacklisted radicals, shaping American music while staring down the Red Scare.

Bernie Blasts Trump's 100 Minute Diatribe

Bernie Sanders sanders.senate.gov
"Let us never forget. Real change only occurs when ordinary people stand up against oppression and injustice – and fight back."

Ukrainians Unite Behind Zelenskyy After Fight With Trump

Lena Surzhko Harned The Conversation
Some fear disaster, others calmly accept a new reality in U.S.-Ukraine relations. The treatment of Ukraine’s president by Trump and Vance has produced a presumably unintended consequence: It has unified a war-weary Ukrainian people.

This Week in People’s History, Mar 5–11, 2025

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The first day, February 1, 1960, of the sit-ins that made civil rights history
Militant Nonviolent Civil Disobedience Catches On (1960), The 20th Century’s Largest One-Day Demonstration (1930), ‘Bloody Sunday’ (1965), March 8, International Women’s Day

The Joy of Reading

Tricontinental: Institute for Social Research Tricontinental
The artwork in this dossier draws from the Red Books Day 2025 Calendar. Each of the twelve contributions, produced in collaboration with the International Union of Left Publishers, is inspired by a red book from a different region of the world.