"It’s also often not actionable for people looking at the streets and wanting to mobilize and seize the moment. A lot of these liberal modes don’t really provide any way forward other than voting."
"...to connect these dots, from the Republican National Convention to white supremacists in the streets of U.S. cities to the president’s embrace of fringe conspiracy theories..."
"No journalist or publisher who exposes war crimes or corruption will be safe."
"The failure to name—and, worse, to try to obscure through misleading comparisons—what is plainly a threat to US democracy is a dereliction of journalistic duty."
An interesting take on white supremacy, it's history, and how it is being reported on today.
"Unsurprisingly, the state’s removals will likely affect the most vulnerable: young voters, voters of lower income, and citizens of racial groups that have been denied their sacred right to vote in the past."
“Nothing [is] funny about the real world consequences of his racist hate speech.”
"Almost 2 million ballots were cast but not counted in the 2016 presidential race. And not just anyone’s ballot gets tossed. The chance of having your vote simply go uncounted, “spoiled,” is 900% higher if you're Black than if you're white."
"Community control is not a reformist demand, because it calls for real transfers of power from the oligarchs and their politicians, to the people."
"FREE THEM ALL! (Yes, free all of the people locked up in jails and prisons in the U.S.)"
Scheer concludes, “Oliver Stone’s movies and Maj. Danny Sjursen’s writing are ultimately attempts to hold us accountable. For our apathy, our indifference. ..."
“Julian has not been able to see his lawyers for seventeen weeks. The computer supplied to him after over a year of asking has its keys glued down and the typing function is disabled." Popular Resistance July 27, 2020 Julian Assange's Next Hearing On Monday, July 27 By Don't Extradite Assange. WikiLeaks Editor-in-Chief Kristinn Hrafnsson More
