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Meet the Indigenous leader using psychedelic medicine to heal the traumas of colonization
Indigenous leader Rueben George is working to bring the healing potential of psychedelic medicine to his people and ...
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In times of crisis we need more people power — mass trainings are the key
For movements trying to harness the energy of political upheavals, mass training provides a crucial means to bring in new ...
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Inside the campaign to close California’s remaining women’s prisons
A coalition of formerly and currently incarcerated women are fighting to end women’s incarceration in California altogether.
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How mothers (and others) are making prison abolition possible
A new collection of essays explores the role of cultivating radical resistance through care in growing the world we want.
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How we can meet the challenges of authoritarianism
This is not our first rodeo with authoritarianism. Americans have collectively risen to seemingly impossible challenges in the past, and we can again.
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A new wave of movements against Trumpism is coming
For many of us, the immediate aftermath of Donald Trump’s decisive electoral victory has been a time of deep despair and mourning. There has been plenty of commentary trying to make sense of Trump’s ...
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‘A woman is not a baby-making machine’: a brief history of South Korea’s 4B movement – and why it’s making waves in America
In the wake of the reelection of Donald Trump, there has been increased interest in the 4B movement from women in the United States.