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The Movement

Youth protest at the 2014 People's Climate March in New York City. (Keith Getter / Contributor / Getty Images)

Web Only / Features » April 19, 2018

Beyond Fluorescent Bulbs: 4 Things Millennials Can Do To Fight Climate Change

From running for office to taking direct action, an imperiled generation must take matters into its own hands. more

BY Samuel Miller-McDonald
  • Linda Sarsour: “I Want American Muslims To Be Unapologetic About Who We Are”

    The Women's March organizer on growing Islamophobia and the state of the resistance more

    By Kamil Ahsan
  • Why I Helped Shut the “Alt-Right” Down

    While different situations call for different tactics, sometimes the only option is denying a platform. more

    By Mukund Rathi
  • Don’t Give Fascism an Inch

    To defeat white supremacy, we must confront it directly. more

    By Natasha Lennard
  • The Climate Movement’s New Battle Cry

    100 percent renewable—we can’t settle for less. more

    By Bill McKibben
  • Campouts, Not Shootouts: Chicago Youth Take Back Their Streets

    We talked to the teenagers occupying Chicago street corners. more

    By Carlos Ballesteros
  • Standing Rock Spawned a Generation of Water Protectors. Now They’re on the Move.

    Blocking pipelines from coast to coast. more

    By Joseph Bullington
  • Trump Promised to Revive Keystone XL—But TransCanada May Not Even Want to Build It Anymore

    The fate of the Keystone XL Pipeline will be decided in hearings this week in Lincoln, Nebraska, but one question remains unanswered. more

    By Kate Aronoff
  • Diverse, Radical and Ready to Resist: Meet the First in the New Wave of Local Progressive Officials

    At Local Progress's 150-person meet-up, left-leaning politicians from around the country share plans to build rebel cities. more

    By Steve Early
  • In Genoa, A Budding Antifascist Movement Seeks To Protect Refugees From a Resurgent Right

    Refugee advocates are rebuilding the city's once-strong anti-fascist tradition. more

    By Mohammed Harun Arsalai and Teresa Vinni
  • Disabled and Disobedient: How ADAPT Activists Blocked the GOP Healthcare Bill

    This wasn't their first day at the rodeo. more

    By s.e. smith
  • How a Maryland Town Is Turning Its New Deal Past Into a New Economy Present

    Greenbelt residents are organizing cooperatives and other community initiatives aimed at building a better world. more

    By Ajowa Nzinga Ifateyo
  • Why Toxic Masculinity Hurts Men as Well as Women

    Feminists and progressives need to highlight toxic masculinity's poisonous effects on not just the marginalized, but men as well. more

    By Susan J. Douglas
  • We Are In the Midst of a Black Power Renaissance

    Under Trump, we are seeing a return to collective Black consciousness. more

    By Salim Muwakkil
  • Naomi Klein: We Need A Plan, Not A Brand

    The author speaks on Corbyn, Trump, climate change, and the “hollow branding” that got us here. more

    By Kate Aronoff
  • The Police State Can Come After Trump Protesters, But It Can’t Make Them Cooperate

    Facing up to 75 years in prison, 135 Inauguration Day protesters are refusing to collaborate with the prosecution. more

    By Sarah Lazare
  • How Middle Schoolers Forced Their Administration to Stop Celebrating Indigenous Genocide

    Students say their school should not be named after Alexander Ramsey, a historical figure who called for the extermination of Native Americans. more

    By Sarah Lahm
  • How Black Communities Across the Country Are Retaking Land and Demanding Reparations

    A conversation with Chinyere Tutashinda of the BlackOUT Collective. more

    By Sarah Jaffe
  • Greek Squatters Transformed a Deserted Hotel Into a Sanctuary for Refugees. Now, They Face Eviction.

    The left-wing Syriza government is cracking down on squats that house thousands of migrants in Athens. more

    By Patrick O. Strickland
  • Done Waiting for the Mule: Black Activists Seek To Occupy 40 Acres of Land this Juneteenth

    In cities across the country, organizers for "Black Land and Liberation" are preparing to reclaim vacant spaces. more

    By Aviana Willis
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  • Kim Stanley Robinson Makes the Socialist Case for Space Exploration
  • These Community Activists Won Bail Reform. Now They Have To Force Judges To Comply.
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