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Slogans and magic words don’t beat authoritarianism; broad and diverse movements do. But these big-tent movements don’t magically come together across difference and build the trust needed for collective action on their own. It takes a rang...
One unifying national event in September was the outpouring of collective grief at the passing of Dolly Parton. Read What Dolly Can Teach Us About Trust, by Julie Sweetland, “through six decades of public life, she showed us how to follow a...
Throughout history, religious ideas, people, institutions, and forms of worship have been used to both advance and to undermine democracy. Religious communities have provided moral cover to authoritarian regimes and have been the soul of su...
As the month of August comes to an end, you can listen to three architects of this summer’s “No ICE in the Cup” movement on The Anti-Authoritarian Podcast discuss their organizing across culture workers, ideological difference, and grounded...
Time Period: 2020
Location: United States
Main Actors: AFL-CIO, AFSCME, SEIU, AFT, UNITE HERE, union members
Tactics: Institutional Action
The 2020 election tested the strength of US democracy. Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, poll work...
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