The World of Our Grandmothers
By Jay Walljasper
Robbin Henderson’s drawings capture the spirit of radical activist Matilda Rabinowitz
Social Activism
The Hidden Colonialism of Documentary Film
By Edwin Martinez
Have you ever seen a documentary about rich white people made by poor black people?
Reproductive Justice is More Than a Choice
By Kiersten Gillette-Pierce
New book shows its also about sexual violence, health care, gender-nonconforming rights, white supremacy and raising children in safe environments.
Video Highlights What’s at Stake in Health Care Repeal
About Tona Wilson
Artist Tona Wilson helps spell out what’s really happening in the Trump Era
A More Equitable Economy Exists Right Next Door
By Jay Walljasper
In Quebec, coops and non-profit businesses account for 8-10 percent of GDP
Scenes from the Women’s March
Photos by Alice Attie
400,000 marched in NYC; 75,000-100,000 in Madison; 10,000 in Seneca Falls; and 125 in Loup City, Nebraska (pop. 1000).
How to Beat Back the Billionaires
By David Morris
Reforms in state taxes can soften the blow of Trump’s giveaway to the one-percent
Strengthening the Cultural Roots of Democracy & Climate Justice
By Kevin Buckland
If we all spent the next 4, 8 or 12 years building local autonomy and political community, we would already have the hardest part of our work done for coming elections.
Meditations on Writing & Teaching the Personal Essay
By Jane Creighton
One risk— overcoming a sense of the unremarkable qualities of one’s own life. An opposing risk—an overblown sense of one’s own importance.