- Where Pride Won’t Be Happening This Year
- The Truth About ICE Detainees
- Fascism Fingers Muslim Republicans
- Resisting the World Cup
- Hegwich’s Army of Crime
- Domestic Terrorism Watchlist
- Shareholders Revolt at Target
- Minneapolis is Still Under Siege
- The Far Right’s Anti-Feminism
- Needed: Political Education
Where Pride Won’t Be Happening This Year
By Nick Fulton, Prism
By Maggie Green, Laura Romero and Matt Rivers, ABC News
Only 3% of individuals detained by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement during the first 14 months of the second Trump administration had a violent felony conviction, according to an ABC News analysis of government data. The findings, based on data tracking the current Trump administration's immigration crackdown, come after Trump had pledged to target the “worst of the worst.”
Fascism Fingers Muslim Republicans
By Renzo Downey, The Texas Tribune
By Madeleine Wattenbarger / The Baffler
Since November, anti-gentrification activists and residents of Santa Úrsula Coapa, the neighborhood around the World Cup stadium, have made a weekly soccer game part of their ongoing campaign against the tournament, which they see not as an opportunity for joy and international unity but as a spectacular boondoggle.
By Matt Kennard, Novara Media
US counterterrorism analysts frequently warned that the centre of gravity in domestic terrorism had shifted decisively toward racially and ethnically motivated violent extremists, especially white supremacists, and that a slice of those actors had military ties. Domestic terrorist incidents linked to active-duty and reserve personnel rose in 2020 to 6.4%, up from 1.5% in 2019 and zero in 2018.
By Schuyler Mitchell, Mother Jones
Does photographing ICE agents make you a domestic terrorist in Donald Trump’s America? That’s the question being asked by a growing chorus of activists and legal observers who fear they’ve been placed on a government watchlist for exercising their First Amendment rights.
By Bil Browning, Tummy Ache Nation
Target’s reputation has gotten so bad that its own investors are rebelling. Ahead of the company’s annual shareholder meeting on June 10, a group of major investors is pushing to vote out the board members responsible for years of fuckups that have left consumers furious and stakeholders watching their money evaporate.
Minneapolis is Still Under Siege
By Bryce Covert, The American Prospect
The need for rental assistance didn’t abate even after Trump called off the intensity of the surge and many, although not all, ICE agents left the area. If anything, it’s only getting worse as families continue to go without income.
By Nina Burleigh, American Freakshow
By Fouzia Chaparro-Bencheikh, Convergence
Democracy is under attack in our schools—but political education can equip us to defend it and build something stronger.
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