Michael Albert talking about The Next American Revolution from Stuart Platt on Vimeo. On a speaking engagement in Scotland, just before the…

Screenplay for Next American Revolution

The technologies and social media platforms (such as Twitter and Facebook) that once promised to enhance democracy are now increasingly being used to undermine it

On Friday, Oct. 26, 2018, on Propaganda Live, a program on the Italian network La7, Diego Bianchi broadcast his interview with Rossana Rossanda, a co-founder of il manifesto

Beyond hawking hardware and software, the monetization of identity defines the ultimate tech business model

Ranked choice voting gives you the power to rank candidates from your favorite to your least favorite

There has been a massive flood of election assessments. What was gained? What worked? What didn’t? What are people proposing in response?…

Interview on a campaign to end U.S. military and economic warfare

Nina Turner, Maria Svart, Rick Perlstein, Barbara Ransby, Bill Fletcher Jr., Ai-jen Poo, Larry Cohen and Keeanga-Yahmatta Taylor give their takeaways from Tuesday night

Interview on the new Democrats in Congress

These sorts of Western+BRICS modes of super-exploitation exemplify the mineral, oil and gas looting underway across Africa

If you won’t address the training of murderers, and you won’t ban guns, and you won’t stop destroying the earth’s climate, what’s left is madness

Beyond almost any doubt, young people have gotten involved and felt ready to make a change in American politics – and so they did

How to rebuild a formerly passive union and build towards a successful strike

The failure of Democratic Party leaders’ 2018 strategy to deliver as promised in the November 6, 2018 midterm elections should also raise some serious questions about its strategy going forward for 2020

A strategic approach for U.S. progressives and the left to maximize our contribution to defeating the Trump and the far right, and advancing toward racial and social justice.

Elections are not how we change history. But they are a big part of how we—social movements, poor and disenfranchised and marginalized people, communities of color—engage with power

Hardship is a lot more widespread in the Badger State than the official numbers would have you believe

Before the amendment passed, more than one in every five African Americans in Florida (21 percent) was unable to vote

A sense of growing political disenfranchisement adds to the feeling that the country is politically unraveling