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Support for Extinction Rebellion in the UK has quadrupled in the past nine days as public concern about the scale of the ecological crisis grows
Calling ourselves the Embassy Protection Collective, we have been working in the embassy during the day, holding educational events every evening, making banners and signs, and sleeping on couches at night
Disruption and arrests can bring social change
While the first wave of the revolutions ended in defeat, it was sure to be back in Sudan and now Algeria with enormous and persistent protest movements
What the Alliance had once sternly denied the nurses had been won
This is the tenth essay in a multipart series addressing the surge in interest in and support for Socialism
Perhaps one big lesson that can reverberate far and wide beyond Stop and Shop is the power of the strike
(From Their Daily Media Reports)
A New Phase Begins
Since late February, Algerians have been protesting every Friday on the streets of the capital Algiers and other major cities to demand the departure of the regime that has ruled the country since independence in 1962
Ruth Wilson Gilmore Might Change Your Mind
No one is coming to save us. Mass civil disobedience is essential to force a political response
US-UK activists are forging new ties, by sharing expertise on communications, policy and campaigning
The movement over climate change needs to be driven from below. It needs to threaten governments with revolution if they donāt give us reforms
You came to us centuries ago as traders. Our rulers welcomed you. They traded with you in good faith. But that was not enough for you. You wanted to dominate our lands, to make our people work for you
Discussing, debating or even disagreeing about strategy is healthy. But doing so respectfully, separate from personal attacks on othersā principles or intentions will help the long-term sustainability of winning meaningful change
Interview on the Green New Deal and the lessons of the old New Deal
Teachers like me will be stepping out of our classrooms not because we donāt want to teach, but because we do
This is the ninth essay in a multipart series addressing the surge in interest in and support for Socialism
Business As Usual?
