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I’m going to be a bit bold here. I think the National Education Association, America’s largest union of ~3 million members, should be kicking the tires on a national teacher strike. A mid-year national teacher strike against the elimination of the Department of Education would be one of the most actionable disrupters to the fascist…
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Well the thing about buying a new car is you go into it knowing who Trump’s number one foot soldier is. The people who own the dealerships. So you’re already down a step there. Then you look at Ford. Nazi. Benz. Nazi. Little cute Fiats. Fascist. Tesla. Definitely Nazi. There are very few makers that…
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Enough of the meek digging of one’s own grave! There exist countless examples throughout history across the globe of oppositional movements that recapture the heart of the people. None of the oppositional structures and strategies we have now are working. We cannot wait any longer to raise an oppositional party prepared and equipped to do…
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I think more and more these days about what I might do, or what I might have to do. Or, also, what I might not do. I think on what my duty and honor will compel me to do. To be clear, it isn’t a fantasy. It’s a nightmare. A fear of shame that I…
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*UPDATE: As of March 28, Italy has dramatically changed its Jure Sanguinis law to limit eligibility. While it is likely to face constitutional challenges, much of the information below about eligibility (like the flow chart) is not currently accurate. Mi dispiace.* The winds are changing around us. People of all temperaments can feel it, though…
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I know many people that are confounded by how fascism could rise up in an established, affluent, and healthy nation like America. I’ve bounced around a number of theories in my own head, but one recently came into clearer focus. I was gifted Christopher Duggan’s A Concise History of Italy for Christmas. In its early…
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In Arizona, Culdesac Tempe is a new car-free mixed-use development. Built along Phoenix’s streetcar line, it promises something that is rare across the United States. Even in America’s colonial era neighborhoods, cars are a fact of life. But in one of the country’s most sprawling metropolitan areas, someone is taking the chance that some would…
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Westlake Park is one of Downtown Seattle’s better civic spaces. With space for politics, chess games, art, community events, and seating, it has all of the makings of a quality public forum. In result, there is regularly a steady, diverse crowd enjoying the park. As Downtown Seattle becomes more resident focused and rebuilds its retail…

