Three leading organizers have a conversation about how America’s debt problem has transformed the movements they work with.

Three leading organizers have a conversation about how America’s debt problem has transformed the movements they work with.
“If there is not a pre-emptive ban on the high-level autonomous weapons then once the genie is out of the bottle it will be extremely difficult to get it back in.”
Signatories inlcuding Margaret Atwood write that C-51 ‘gives the government carte blanche to suppress any voice they don’t like.’
The question of how the ownership of capital should be structured in a democratic society was raised by none other than Margaret Thatcher’s authorized biographer.
There’s a price for treating religious groups as homogenous political blocs.
The author and activist talks about millennials, climate change, and how she can’t imagine being alive at “a more thrilling, challenging time.”
A reform agenda based on an incisive analysis of how we got here. Call it a new, New Deal.
The resolution endorses the goal of having no kids in detention in Seattle.
“Somehow this has become routine. The reporting is routine. My response here at this podium ends up being routine.”
“Very early in our medical careers… we learn that inequality, preventable illness, and death are an inherent part of our current private, for-profit-oriented health insurance system.”