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View ArticleThe Militarization of Everything
Jaffe_Militarization-of-everythingDownload Hello from Philadelphia where I fell asleep and woke up to the sound of police helicopters, where this was my neighborhood this weekend. As people have come...
View ArticlePrison strikers building a movement for justice and decarceration, with Janos...
The nationwide prison strike that began August 21 is ongoing, and it comes at a moment when Americans are perhaps primed to hear demands from prisoners and consider them in a new way. Protests and...
View ArticleA new agenda for labor law, with Celine McNicholas
Labor law in the US has been broken down over the past several decades until it’s nearly nonexistent. And yet a new wave of worker resistance and political interest in labor makes it a good time to...
View ArticleContinuing the teachers’ fight in West Virginia, with Rebecca Diamond
The teachers in West Virginia kicked off a multi-state strike wave last winter when they shuttered every school in the state over their consistently low wages, lousy working conditions, and most...
View ArticleContesting the Right’s Designs on Public Space, with Prof. Jalane Schmidt
August 11 will be the first anniversary of the “Unite the Right” rally in Charlottesville, Virginia, where Heather Heyer was killed and several other people injured when white nationalists and white...
View ArticlePressing Amazon to stop cooperating with ICE, with Cata Santiago of...
In this week’s episode we talk to Cata Santiago of Movimiento Cosecha, an immigrants rights organization that is spearheading a campaign against Amazon for its cooperation with ICE and Trump’s...
View ArticleKeeping the pressure on Chuck Schumer and the Democrats, with Liat Olenick of...
Democratic Senate Leader Chuck Schumer has been hearing from his constituents a lot lately, and they’re demanding he stand up and fight. That’s the message brought by Indivisible Nation BK, which has...
View ArticleOccupy and abolish ICE, with George Ciccariello-Maher
Around the country, as the demand to abolish ICE spreads, occupations of its offices are springing up. In many of the cities where such occupations exist, they have heightened contradictions between...
View ArticleThe Supreme Court and the corporate class, with Saqib Bhatti
The Supreme Court last week handed down decisions in Trump’s Muslim ban case, in the public sector labor union case Janus v. AFSCME, and more, decisions that will harm working people, particularly...
View ArticleOur immigration policy has always separated families, with Jess Morales Rocketto
When it comes to family separation, no one knows better than migrant domestic workers the myriad ways that US immigration policy has always kept people away from their loved ones. Domestic workers...
View ArticleCharlottesville is a place, not an event, with Molly
Nearly a year after the white supremacist “Unite the Right” rally drew national headlines, Charlottesville, VA activists are still dealing with the fallout. The death of Heather Heyer at the vehicle...
View ArticleA New Social Contract, with Cathy Albisa
It can be so easy to get bogged down in the unending horrors coming from the news every day. But while we get stuck watching the bad news, organizers across the country have been engaged in creating...
View ArticleHalting the bipartisan deregulate-a-palooza, with Alexis Goldstein
Donald Trump ran a faux-populist campaign for office, bashing Democrats for being too close to Wall Street. But in office, it’s a different story. Alongside Congressional Republicans and a handful of...
View ArticleStopping family separation at the border, with Eve Stotland
There’s been a lot of anger about the Trump administration’s policies on immigration, and in particular lately, around the policy of family separation at the border. But what is actually happening,...
View ArticleDefeating the attack on food assistance–for now, with Rebecca Vallas
A lot of things wind up embedded in the massive, regularly-renewed piece of legislation known as the “farm bill” each year, and one of the most important–at least, to the 40 million Americans who rely...
View ArticleMaking Private Equity Pay, with Debbie Beard and Carrie Gleason
When Debbie Beard found out the company she’d worked at for 29 years, Toys R Us, was closing down, she was shocked–she knew the company had been having financial difficulties for a while, but didn’t...
View ArticleFinding healing justice, with Cat Brooks
The Justice Teams Network is a new project aimed at challenging dominant narratives of police shootings and helping communities find healing. Building on models developed by the Anti Police Terror...
View ArticleMay Day Without Immigrants in Wisconsin, with Gabriel Quintero
As May Day comes around again, once again immigrant workers take to the streets in protest of continued criminalization. Having defeated the 287g program, which makes local law enforcement into an...
View ArticleThe strike wave rolls on, with Noah Karvelis of Arizona Educators United
Arizona may well be the next state to see a massive teacher strike, as they voted last week for a Thursday strike deadline. Part of the wave of teacher militancy, the #RedForEd movement began through...
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