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Everytown, Moms Demand Action, and the Bigfooting of March For Our Lives: How the Gun Safety Movement Became a Monoculture
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A conversation with Eitan Hersh, author of the 2020 book Politics is for Power, on what has, or hasn't, changed since he wrote it.
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History and the majority are on our side; now it's time to organize the power needed to win.
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How national Democrats have yet to shift strategies. Plus, why the climate justice movement isn't a Potemkin village.
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The founder of the Democracy Alliance, who died last week, tried to copy the Right's infrastructure-building but wealthy Democratic donors had other…
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Why just-in-time, top-down, data-driven campaigning and celebrity endorsements can't beat the power of actual community-building.
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Culture eats politics for breakfast, so climate activists ought to seize the moment created by Netflix and Hollywood.
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Five years after the Women's March and a few days after the final collapse of Democratic voting rights efforts, it's time to start anew and organize…
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How six groups have pivoted to deal with changing conditions and challenges. Plus, when will Democrats stop acting like it's business as usual in…
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The field of tech for good has a wealthy new benefactor, but a global conference based in Bucharest begs to differ.
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A new study shows how dependence on social media is remaking local civic life, causing the "evaporation" of politics.
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A guest post from Libby Falck on "Building a Case for Human-Centered Design in Organizing."
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