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USSF Reflections: Diverse and Advanced, But How Deep?
The numbers of people present, combined with their composition and demographics, were the most dramatic positive highlight of the US Social Forum in Atlanta at the end of June. From where we were, over half of those present were young, … Continue reading
The Fire Last Time
The past few years has seen the emergence of a new generation of radical activists. After an initial upsurge represented by the anti-WTO actions in Seattle, many have begun to ask themselves hard but important questions about what it means … Continue reading
Posted in Winter 2003 Forward Motion
Tagged activists, movement, revolution, revolutionary, world
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Some Thoughts about This Period and Our Work
The after-shocks of 9-11 continue to expose and deepen the instability which underlay "the end of history"– the undisputed US dominance in the 1990s of a world run according to the principles of market economics and bourgeois electoral politics. Bidding … Continue reading
Some Points on the Mideast Crisis
Some Points on the Mideast Crisis
We Build a Movement: The First Month After 9/11
We Build a Movement: The First Month After 9/11
This Globe Is Ours: Activists of Color in the New Movement: Lessons From RNC Organizing
In recognition of the overwhelming whiteness of the new movement against imperialism that got its media debut last fall in Seattle, activists of color are coming together to consciously change the face of the movement. As we change the look … Continue reading
Who Are Our Friends?
People around the world have been wondering if the Battle of Seattle was a fluke. This weekend makes it official—we are a movement, the most powerful, fastest growing people’s movement that the U.S. has seen in years. The rulers of … Continue reading
Posted in Globalization & Global Justice
Tagged activists, communities, movement, thousands, white
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