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Published in: TransformationIt’s a fact—welcoming worksNew Mexico has reduced the number of deportations far below the level of other US states.
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Published in: TransformationSacred activism: a movement for global healingOur natural sense of interdependence has been replaced by an addictive focus on personal short-term profit.
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Published in: TransformationIntimidation: the new normalIncreasingly, powerful people use threats, bribes and other tactics to avoid public scrutiny.
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Published in: TransformationHow do you tell the kids that Grandma is in jail for resisting nuclear weapons?“Wait, these nuclear weapons…They are war things?” Seamus asked. “Yep, they are war things bud.” “Good for grandma.”
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Published in: North Africa, West AsiaBlack Tunisian women: ceaseless erasure and post-racial illusionFour black women from all walks of life speak up about their experiences. They can no longer be silenced.
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Published in: TransformationDo we have the right to financial rebellion? A conversation with Enric DuranWe need to practice economic disobedience so that radical alternatives can flourish.
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Published in: TransformationWhat Standing Rock gave the worldThe Indigenous struggle that goes hand in hand with protecting the Earth was made visible for everyone.
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Published in: TransformationHow to build a progressive movement in a divided countrySince we can expect more polarization ahead, how can we use its heat and volatility to create something useful?
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Published in: TransformationWhere are all the leaders?Today marks the 50th anniversary of Martin Luther King’s assassination—a good time to reflect on leadership and...
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Published in: TransformationWhatever happened to civil society?In the last 40 years the architecture of voluntary citizen action has been transformed. Why aren’t we fighting back?
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Published in: TransformationDecolonizing birthIndigenous women are taking back their power as life-givers.
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Published in: TransformationWill Cuba become a test case for a post-postmodern future?Metamodern mindfulness offers a new way of thinking about the ideological conflicts of the past.
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Published in: HomeFrom Obama to Cambridge Analytica: how did we get here? (Podcast)Where did the controversial 'influence campaigns' come from? Two Obama volunteers look back at the revolution they...
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Published in: democraciaAbiertaWith Marielle's killing in Rio, a dream breaks into piecesThe tragic death of Marielle Franco, a black activist against violence in Rio, and a city councilor, fuels fears...
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Published in: TransformationWith marijuana now legal, Los Angeles goes further to make amends for the war on drugsHow one city is repairing the damage caused by marijuana prohibition for the people who’ve been most affected.
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Published in: TransformationThe Great Society versus the Poor People’s CampaignWhat can we learn from contrasting efforts to combat poverty and injustice in 1960s America?
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Published in: TransformationThree more ways to build solidarity across our differencesFor most people divisive rhetoric isn’t new; they’ve been developing ways to counter it for years.
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Published in: TransformationHorizontalising international NGOs: can it be done?Alternative structures are available—if we have the courage to adopt them.
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Published in: TransformationStructures are constructed everywhere, including inside ourselvesRadical change requires public participation; it isn’t something a vanguard can sort out for the rest of us.
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Published in: TransformationIt’s time to take our charities to the cleanersEveryone needs a deep clean from time to time. Best to do it before your teeth get infected.
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