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September 26, 2019
How A Devastating Loss Sparked An Even Greater Movement
Fatima Goss Graves
It’s been a year since the Senate confirmed Judge Brett Kavanaugh to a lifetime position on the Supreme Court.
Brett Kavanaugh
September 27, 2019
Why Changing Minds Isn’t Activism
Ben Chin
A book review of Ibram X. Kendi’s How to Be an Anti-Racist.
Book Review , Review
Ben Chin
Ben Chin is the Deputy Director of Maine People’s Alliance, where he has worked on community organizing campaigns for the last fifteen years.
September 27, 2019
Seeing Through the Struggle
Udit Thakur
A review of Ady Barkan’s Eyes to the Wind.
Book Review , Review
September 27, 2019
How We Fought, Lost, and Learned
Kelley Robinson
What I bore witness to was not merely an announcement about a congressional process. It was seeing people’s faith in our democracy and our world shift.
Brett Kavanaugh
September 27, 2019
Ten Lessons from Twenty-Five Years in Organizing
Alisa Gallo
My years as a labor organizer have been challenging, joyous, and sometimes devastating, like all organizing. Here are my "top 10" lessons.
Labor Organizing , Organizer Voices
Alisa Gallo
Alisa Gallo has been organizing for social, environmental, and economic justice since high school. Since 1994, she has done paid organizing with workers and...
September 27, 2019
"I Fight For My Family"
Kate Hess Pace
"I fight for my family and my neighborhood." Tyla Pond, mother of four, answered her door in Franklin, Indiana to an organizer from Hoosier Action.
Community Organizing, Rural Organizing , Organizer Voices
September 27, 2019
Puja Datta
Holly Craig-WehrlePuja Datta
We need to base build. We’re going to have to have mass obstruction of the economic system. We’re going to have to have mass obstruction of the information system.