5.16 intersections of mulitple forms of anti-oppression work

Israelis and Palestinians Call for a Ceasefire

From Issue 384 - April 2008

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Road Test: NY Activists Create a New Poor People's Campaign

From Issue 384 - April 2008

Bushwick, NY, February 2008. A protest against a negligent landlord. PHOTO: Make the Road New York

Authors: Melony Swasey

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Make the Road New York is admired for its consensus-based, collective decision-making, an intensive process that builds strong, trusting relationships, leadership, and shared agreement among members.

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Are Immigrants and Refugees People of Color?

From Issue 384 - April 2008

Authors: Rinku Sen

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Immigration policy is race policy in this country, as it has been since the genocide of its native people.

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How to Undo the Silence: Six Tools for Social Change Writing

From Issue 383 - March 2008

Authors: Louise Dunlap

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I feel like a leader because I know I can say what I mean.

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How to Avoid Destroying Our Movements: On the death of SDS, Nonviolence, and the War

From Issue 383 - March 2008

Meaghan Linick (right) of Newschool SDS, Iraq Moratorium, 2007. Photo Thomas Good/Next Left Notes

Authors: Mark Rudd

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We (the Weather Underground) did the FBI's work for them.

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How to Facilitate Conversations About Militarism, Sexism, & Racism

From Issue 383 - March 2008

Authors: Maryam Roberts

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How does the military affect your life?

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What do you read for alternative progressive news?

Posted December 14th, 2007 by sdiener

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When I tell folks I'm co-editor of Peacework, one of the questions I get asked most is, "Where do you go for alternative news?" I'm never sure where to start, because of course, there are so many excellent peace and justice oriented magazines, newsletters, websites, and blogs out there. But in putting together a preliminary blog-roll for this site, I tried to pull together some of the sites I visit most often (see the blog roll on the right side of this page for links, and I'll paste the names in below as well).