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Eugene Debs Was a Democratic Revolutionary
Eugene Debs in 1918 at the Atlanta Prison Farm, later the site of the 2021-2023 Stop Cop City protest encampments. From the Indiana State University Eugene V. Debs Collection. Credit to the Eugene V. Debs Museum.
This month marks one hundr...
Kate Masur on Washington D.C. and Civil Rights Struggles in the 19th Century
The transcript of this episode can be accessed by clicking the transcript button below the title. All other episodes are available on Apple Podcasts.
Author and scholar Kate Masur joins the podcast to talk about the struggles for equality...
The People of Jackson v. Judicial Despotism
Members of the Mississippi National Guard hand out bottled water at Thomas Cardozo Middle School
This article was originally published in Light and Air on October 2, 2026. Michael M. is a member of Charleston DSA.
Earlier this month, the...
Gregory Claeys on Tom Paine's Social and Political Thought
This is an abridged transcript of last year’s interview with Gregory Claeys. Greg discusses Paine’s ideas of natural rights and natural laws, how a new generation of radicals challenged some of Paine’s ideas, how Machiavellian/neo-Roman rep...
Judicial Reform in Mexico: Morena, the Opposition, and How History Was Made
In this advertisement for the judicial elections, a judge reviews his list of nefarious “Saturday activities” (including defending corrupt business owners), and a woman cries out that the reform will “take away our justice.” Lady Justice di...
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