These times are unusual, and not just because of COVID-19. What distinguishes this time from others is that we are truly seeing the culmination of an entire system that is at odds with the people it should have been designed to serve. What remains unknown is whether this will be the moment to usher in a 21st-century civil rights movement or a new civil war.
Mainstream “progressive” strategies focus on organizing in cities while neglecting similar investments in rural areas. This has proven to be a very costly mistake.
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Ruth Bader Ginsburg will be remembered for many things, but among her most important values was her insistence to carry on even when the chips are down.
Pressure rises for the Los Angeles County Museum of Art to remove board member Tom Gores for profiting off the phone calls families make to their loved ones in prison.
As some movie theaters reopen, albeit with health-related restrictions, smaller arthouse cinemas, which mostly are nonprofits, remain shuttered but still busy.
A recent court decision threatens to force hundreds of thousands from El Salvador, Haiti, Nicaragua, and Sudan to leave the US more than a decade after they arrived.
