There are moments in history when liberatory movements are ascendant, and moments when we are constrained. Staying mobilized in these moments of constraint or backlash is critical.
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Vicious attacks on women often accompany economic upheavals
Johnny Depp’s legal team bet that a combination of subliminal shots of nostalgia, meme- and sound bite-friendly details, and Depp being Depp on the witness stand could sway public opinion. They were right.
Hard looks at SCOTUS and democracy in crisis
Coverage of the Rittenhouse murder trial, and more dirt from Media Land
Honduras now, Brazil soon... the Pink Tide is back! And the worldwide campaign to end violence against women
Labor unrest, European elections, signs of a people's war in Myanmar, and a left perspective on vaxxing
How do we manage that rage and indignation and re-channel them as something liberatory against systems of oppression, not in a way that reinforces those systems?
Violence against Asian American communities is part of a larger system of violence and racism against all communities of color, including Black, Brown, and Indigenous communities.
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