Make the New World
Sasha DavisWhen elections and protests don’t create a more just, inclusive, and sustainable world, there are other options. This Substack explores the innovative tactics people use to make a better world when the government won’t.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Monthly |
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| Issues | 5 | Subscribers | Read | makethenewworld.substack.com |
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A government bent on causing mass misery is no longer restrained by the courts or an effective opposition party. Now what?
Future historians will quibble about just when the system of checks-and-balances on executive power in the U.S. ceased to work. Was it in July of 2024 when the Supreme Court granted legal immunity to essentially any action a president decid...
The new regime takes the reins of the government on Monday – and things will probably not go as planned.
Trump will be inaugurated for a second term as president on January 20th and there is perhaps no greater ironic symbol of the national mood than half-staff flags being be raised to full height for Trump’s ego on one day, only to be lowered ...
‘Replacing the state’: A tactic for political action beyond elections.
Several pundits have noted that Trump is likely to be more damaging this time in office because he has learned several lessons from his first term as president.
Protecting ourselves from the coming government
The federal government of the United States is about to become a supercharged engine for entrenching privilege, intensifying environmental harm, promoting discrimination, and accelerating the transfer of wealth to the rich. Throughout its h...
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I write about how to create positive social change – even when elections and protests don't work. I received a PhD from Penn State and my research focuses on social movements, politics, and environmental issues in the Americas, Pacific, and Asia.
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