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Organizer Voices | Building the Movement for Tax Justice
The new book by Gabriel Zucman and Emmanuel Saez, The Triumph of Injustice: How the Rich Dodge Taxes and How to Make Them Pay has just come out, and it makes a few things really clear.
From the Archives | An Organizer’s Tale
We inaugurate the From the Archives series with a classic from Cesar Chavez.
Review in Brief | Merge Left
There’s no excuse for recycling tired phrases about “the middle class,” or simply pointing out how Trump is bad, without injecting our own values and vision into the conversation. We know that ignoring race should qualify as political malpractice. Let’s at least make new mistakes. López and his fellow...
Dealing with Funders: Lessons from the Long Civil...
A Review of “The Price of Civil Rights: Black Lives, White Funding, and Movement Capture,” by Megan Francis Ming, and Poll Power, by Evan Faulkenbury
Organizer Voices | The Sick and the Well: Ableism is the Problem —...
Examining different experiences (organizing, mobilization, and otherwise), Vinay Krishnan writes about ableism and the fight for Medicare for All.
Organizer Voices | From Textathons to Black Joy: How Color of Change is...
The idea, says Color of Change's chief of campaigns Arisha Hatch, is to center Black joy and to build face-to-face teams, which now number in the thousands, of people meeting and acting locally (and having fun together).
