By Lee Camp Leecamp.com July 10th, 2020 The New York Times reported, without evidence, last week that anonymous intelligence agents…
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COVID-19 and Uprisings for Black Liberation Used as a Pretext for Advancing Mass Surveillance
By Kris HermesOriginally posted on AgencyJuly 15th, 2020 Kris Hermes, July 15, 2020 On the night of June 1, amidst…
When activist burnout was a problem 50 years ago, this group found a solution
By George Lakey Waging NonViolence May 21st, 2020 As activists weary from war, campus killings, a tyrant in the White…
Can’t Have Nothing— By Derrick Weston Brown
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Strike!, Fifty Years and Counting
By Ron Jacobs CounterPunch July 10th, 2020 The first time I read Jeremy Brecher’s classic work of labor history, Strike!…
In times of rapid change, victory comes to those who train for it
By George Lakey Waging NonViolence June 30th, 2020 If soldiers train for armed combat, why wouldn’t activists train for toppling…
Mitch Abidor talks about the Paris Uprising, May 1968— On Contact with Chris Hedges
On Contact May 17th, 2020 On the show this week, Chris Hedges talks to author and translator, Mitch Abidor, about…
For LGBTQ Refugees in the United States, “Visibility is a Two-Sided Sword”
By Oscar Lopez Slate.com June 28th, 2017 Growing up in a small town in Nigeria, Oliver Anene had always tried…
Bonus Episode: Lee Camp on Why Bashing Donald Trump All the Time Just Isn’t Funny
By Robert Scheer Scheerpost.com June 25th, 2020 The comedian has no problem throwing a few punches at the U.S. president,…
Cooptation as ruling class strategy
By Matthew N. LyonsOriginally posted on Three Way Fight June 23rd, 2020 It’s the biggest threat the U.S. power structure…