Cop City, Jackson, and the Expansion of Policing
A couple weeks ago, allies of the Weelaunee Forest came together from across the country in a week of action,
The Stages of Genocide
I've been avoiding one of my monthly-or-so letters on just how fucked things are in politics because they&
The Problem of Right-Wing Disaster Response
We're not the only ones who lend a hand in the wake of a disaster. There is a
The Last, Next, & Last President
Both clickbaity and hard to understand, right? You'll get it in a moment.
While I want to focus
Packing an Evac-Bag and Avoiding Weather Balloons
You don't actually need to avoid weather balloons. I have a strong suspicion that the media and government
The East Palestine Train Derailment, Infrastructure, and Sacrifice Zones
On February 3rd, a 150-car train passing through East Palestine, Ohio, derailed. Many of those cars were carrying hazardous materials,
Radical Centrism and the Demolition of Democracy
Given the news–all of it, all the time, anymore–and the general malaise with which the country seems afflicted
The Killing of a Forest Defender and the 1st Amendment
On January 18th, an activist who went by Tortuguita was shot and killed by Georgia State Police. Tortuguita, or Tort,
Conflict Prediction, Immigration, and Eco-Nationalism
The Council on Foreign Relations released an annual survey recently which delineates potential international conflicts and hotspots. It's
Climate Realism, El Niño, and Overshoot
There was an article on Wired a few weeks ago that sounded the alarm about El Niño re: our current
