Where we keep the old news of yesterday.
We’ve all been trained to believe, that in this age of social media, engagement is king. If you’re not engaging, how will you possibly influence anyone? It’s all meant to
There’s no one left to believe anymore. Legacy media is dying, either from neglect or oligarchical intent, social media is awash in unqualified opinions and state-sponsored misinformation, and chatbots are
USian. I hate this term. No one I know in America uses it. No one seems to know how to pronounce it. It’s awkward and dumb and completely manufactured. It
Everything in moderation, or so the saying goes. Not too much, or too little; not too fast or too slow; not too hot or too cold—but just right. This, we
I’m not morally opposed to violence as a form of protest against the forces of evil. Put one of ours in the hospital, we’ll put one of yours in the
What we need is a revolution, a new world order where obscene wealth is viewed as a crime against humanity and not conducive to a civil society. We need to
I think there is a strong case to be made for a new type of political candidate on the left. The upset, annoyed, intelligent, arrogant, passionate intellectual who doesn’t care
stopped by a protest yesterday in my little town and was surprised to discover that the youngest people there were the cops helping the elderly protestors cross the street and
How often do we think we’ve seen how low we can go, only to discover there are depths to our despair we hadn’t even considered. America looks to be in
Crossing the protest threshold of 3.5% to avoid a civil war and induce regime change through peaceful revolution.
In 2013, political scientist Erica Chenoweth proposed the 3.5% rule, which argued that according to historical data from 1900 to 2006, whenever nonviolent protests against an authoritarian regime reached the
“I’m not political.” This is something you often hear people say these days. If asked, they will admit that they don’t regularly watch the news or read the paper. They’re