The Revolutionary Handbook: Recent Episodes
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In a previous essay, I outlined how society might take advantage of our dire pandemic predicament by exploring, consolidating and streamlining certain environmental ideas which would have been regarded as too edgy just a scant few months ago. Though it may seem difficult, it is incumbent on us to try and salvage something from this [...]
Who’s been worse when it comes to handling Coronavirus, the federal government or the media? Though the Trump administration has been laughably incompetent and ill-prepared for the pandemic, cable news has been no less derelict in its reporting. Just like the politicians in Washington, the media has been caught flat-footed, having previously failed to inform [...]
Recently, young climate change activist Greta Thunberg has done much to not only draw the world’s attention to the vital issue of climate change, but also raise awareness about a little known behavioral “disorder” called Asperger’s Syndrome. At one point, the sixteen year-old Swedish girl referred to Asperger’s as a “superpower.” In a break with [...]
On the surface at least, one might expect New York activists to fully support Rojava, that is to say an area comprised of Kurdish cantons within northern Syria. The Kurds have been promoting arguably the most radical experiment in direct democracy in recent memory, from feminist empowerment to eco-socialist revolution to ethnic pluralism to [...]
To read my most recent article, click here. To see a local article about my petition to save the Gowanus Bernie headquarters, click here. Meanwhile, somewhere in Montreal, French-Canadians are learning about yours truly and the Brooklyn scene.
After an energetic and dynamic summer, the Bernie Sanders campaign seems to have stalled. With the Benghazi hearings behind her and the e-mail scandal receding, at least for the time being, Hillary Clinton has regained political momentum and much of the pundit class has returned to its usual establishment mantra stressing the supposed “inevitability” of [...]
This site is designed to highlight interviews and the views of other experts and activists. However, I have also written about Occupy. For a full archive of these columns, click here. viagra online canada
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