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Frances Fox Piven: Movements Still Matter

Four decades ago, Frances Fox Piven and her husband Richard Cloward published Poor People's Movements: Why They Succeed, How They Fail, a classic, cl…

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Baltimore’s Crisis Continues with Lester Spence

The uprising following the police killing of Freddie Gray drew national media attention to Baltimore and the abusive law enforcement agents that disc…

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Building an American Empire with Paul Frymer

We are living on land from which indigenous people, over hundreds of years, were violently removed. On some level, everyone knows this—yet it’s mostl…

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Why Democrats Fought Then Folded on DACA with Jeff Stein

Excitement that Democrats had developed a spine in the fight for Dreamers reverted to familiar despondency and fury when they capitulated and voted t…

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The Militant 70s Labor Movement You Never Heard of with Lane Windham

Everyone agrees that the 1970s was the beginning of the end of capitalism as we had known it since the New Deal. But historian Lane Windham makes it …

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Workers’ Rights Are Students’ Rights

Student workers at Rutgers University are fighting for $15 an hour. Undergraduate history major and dining-hall worker Danny Taylor of @RutgersUSAS t…

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A New Poor People’s Campaign with Nijmie Dzurinko

Martin Luther King Jr. launched the Poor People’s Campaign alongside other organizers shortly before he was assassinated 50 years ago. Today, organiz…

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That Trump Book Tho with Patrick Blanchfield

Your first Diglet of the new year, and we’re talking about that Trump book. At n+1 Patrick Blanchfield makes the case that Fire and Fury is not, as s…

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Killing the Black Body with Dorothy Roberts

Chattel slavery made black women’s reproduction the source of private property—and in doing so invented race and American racism. Ever since, the den…

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Troop Veneration and US Empire with Catherine Lutz

The protest movement against the onset of the Iraq War was countered by a call to “support our troops” from militarists on the right. Venerating Amer…

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