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Atlanta Offers a Model for Building Sanctuary

Stephanie Guilloud Waging Nonviolence
By creating “Sanctuary Zones” that refuse to cooperate with ICE or police, a coalition in Atlanta is building the infrastructure to practice real community safety.

A Nation Divided on Sentencing Reform

Keith Wallington Mass Incarceration and Other Bad Ideas
Will policymakers follow evidence, invest in safety strategies that work, and recognize the human capacity for change, or continue repeating punitive approaches that history and research have already shown to fail?

Friday Nite Videos | August 28, 2026

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James Lawson Was the Civil Rights Movement’s Drill Sergeant

Chris Maisano Jacobin
The civil rights movement’s nonviolence was a moral commitment and a strategic calculation of how the movement could best exert power. No practitioner of that nonviolence was more effective and disciplined than Rev. James Lawson.