Organized Resistance

My Friend David Graeber

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Rest in Power, Kevin Zeese (1955 - 2020)

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Kevin Zeese speaks at a rally for Chelsea Manning. By Ellen Davidson.
David Graeber, Caustic Critic of Inequality, Is Dead at 59

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David Graeber at his home in Manhattan in in 2005. A public intellectual, professor, political activist and author, he captivated a cult following that grew globally with each book he published over the last decade.Credit...Jennifer S. Altman for The New York Times
Amid Backlash and Disillusionment, A Slower Reckoning for the #MeToo Movement In India

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How the Floyd Protests Turned Into a 24-Hour ‘Occupy City Hall’ in N.Y.

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For almost a week, protesters have gathered in front of City Hall, many of them spending the night.
Pakistan To Hire Pandemic's Unemployed to Plant 10 Billion Trees

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Corporations Will Not Save Us: The Sham of Corporate Social Responsibility

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Elizabeth Warren Forces White House Climbdown on Treasury Appointment

The Massachusetts senator has torpedoed a second economic nominee by the Obama administration for being too close to Wall Street, forcing banker Antonio Weiss to pull out of the running for Treasure undersecretary.

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Proclaiming "I Am Not Charlie," Some French Voice Criticism of Charlie Hebdo

"I don't have to be Charlie to mourn the deaths of people who categorically didn't deserve to die."

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Why Occupy Democracy Threatens the British Establishment at its Core

With waves of peaceful protest ramping up this winter and spring, Britain has a lot more democracy to look forward to ahead of the May election.

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Welcome to "The Era of the People": Jean-Luc Mélenchon Envisions a Citizens' Revolution

The author's short tome makes the case that “the people” are the new social agent for fundamental social change driven by a growing ecological crisis.

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Four Marches, Two Weeks, One Destination: The New Hampshire Rebellion To Get Money Out of Politics

The New Hampshire Rebellion embarks on its third march to recruit citizens in the fight against systemic corruption in Washington.

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Decade of the Protester? Why the Uprisings Are Far From Over

It is clear that the days of innocence are over – and that if 2014 has shown us anything, it is that none of the structural causes that gave rise to the post-2011 cycle of struggles have ever been truly addressed.

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