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Hood Feminist
The creator of #solidarityisforwhitewomen talks race and online feminism. more
By Kathleen Jercich
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In Honduras, Resistance Against Ruling Party Continues Despite Peril
Honduras has been named one of the most dangerous countries for journalists. In the last four years, at least 15 have been assassinated, with... more
By Kari Lydersen
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The Truth About Nonviolent Movements
Journalists Carl Gibson and Steve Horn have done an important service with their article outlining Serbian activist Srdja Popovic’s inexcusable collaboration with... more
By Stephen Zunes
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An Anonymous Judge and Jury
For digital vigilantes, accused rapists are guilty until proven innocent. more
By Sady Doyle
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Can Socialists Win Elections in the U.S.?
Kshama Sawant of Seattle showed socialist victories are possible. Will they spread? more
By Bhaskar Sunkara and Micah Uetricht
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The Social Movement Romance
Progressives can't let a love affair with social movements distract them from electoral politics. more
By Joel Bleifuss
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Occupy for the Long Haul
Why you can't build movements based on immediate gratification. more
By Andrew Bashi
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Drone Free Zone
At the second annual Drone Summit, Code Pink and Cornel West argue that all lives are equal. more
By Cole Stangler
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Kaua’i Says No to GMOs
Activists celebrate a victory in the fight against GMOs and pesticide use. more
By Tracey Pollock
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Let’s Talk About Campus Shout-Downs
Last week, Brown students shouted down outgoing Police Commissioner Ray Kelly to oppose the racist stop-and-frisk policing that defined Kelly’s term in office.... more
By Lindsay Beyerstein
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Anti-Foreclosure Activists Put BlackRock in a Hard Place
The pink granite on the floor and walls of BlackRock's New York City headquarters at 52nd Street and Park Avenue provided excellent acoustics for... more
By Sarah Jaffe
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Whose Recovery?
A year after Hurricane Sandy hit, despite community efforts, marginalized New Yorkers aren't back on their feet. more
By Sarah Jaffe
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A Different Kind of Shutdown
What if progressives took a page from the Tea Party? more
By Bhaskar Sunkara
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Boulder Electrified
Corporate interests and environmentalists face off in a Boulder, Colo. vote over ecofriendly public energy. more
By Nat Stein
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Pipeline Pranksters
The Yes Men pose as oil executives. more
By Alex Lubben
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Blood on the Beach
The kidnapping and brutal murder of a sea turtle conservationist. more
By Todd Steiner
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Workers Take Center Stage in Occupy’s Second Anniversary
If you're going to have a raucous, costumed march in New York City, Midtown makes for a great setting. Nurses and HIV activists in... more
By Sarah Jaffe
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5 Cities in a Neoliberal Takeover; 5 Cities in a Progressive Boom
Who holds the keys to the city of the future? more
By In These Times Editors
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A Company Town Becomes Our Town
How a town shadowed by Chevron built a vibrant movement to challenge corporate power. more
By Rebecca Burns
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