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Why are the French so good at protesting? - Vimarsana News

Why are the French so good at protesting?

Across the Channel, protest is seen as an integral part of public life – and it actually works

The Response: Mutual Aid with Joshua Potash - Vimarsana News

The Response: Mutual Aid with Joshua Potash

Mutual aid is a concept and practice that has come up many times in the stories we tell on The Response — so we thought it would be helpful to devote an entire episode to exploring what mutual aid is with someone who is deeply immersed in it on the ground.

Twitter Brings Back "Official" Badge, Appears To Pause $8 Verification Program - Vimarsana News

Twitter Brings Back "Official" Badge, Appears To Pause $8 Verification Program

ZeroHedge - On a long enough timeline, the survival rate for everyone drops to zero

The Study: The History of Black August - Vimarsana News

The Study: The History of Black August

Monifa Bandele is the Vice President & Chief Partnership and Equity Officer at MomsRising.org. She has more than a decade of experience in policy analysis, communications, civic engagement organizing, and project management working with groups like the Brennan Center for Justice, Peoples Hurricane Relief Fund, and the National Coalition on Black Civic Participation. At MomsRising.org she manages the food justice campaign, helping to successfully increase children’s access to healthy food and working to stem junk food marketing. Forbes has named MomsRising.org one of the top websites for wom...

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Is This Revolution Truly Rinky-Dink? | Dissident Voice - Vimarsana News

Is This Revolution Truly Rinky-Dink? | Dissident Voice

Review of Howard Waitzkin`s book, Rinky-Dink Revolution by Don Fitz / January 26th, 2021 During the late 60s, when the US war on Viet Nam was going strong and people were questioning capitalism, I drove from Eugene to Berkeley where my sister was living.  I ran into folks who invited me to a discussion about starting a commune. There, everyone talked about dropping out of consumer society and buying land to get away from it all.  Asking about how you could confront the horrors around us by separating yourself from society, I got a string of denunciations accusing me of buying into what I cl...