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  • Analysis

What I learned about nonviolence from Tony Soprano
November 15, 2021

    How Mister Rogers modeled Gandhi’s vision in the age of mass media
    August 23, 2018

      Ambazonians struggle for independence from Cameroon amid military takeover
      June 12, 2018

        Honoring Oscar Lopez Rivera — beyond parades, referendums and media myths
        June 15, 2017

          What does it take for activists to get your attention?
          April 8, 2017

            Resisting the extremism of the Dhaka attack with radical love
            July 4, 2016

              When Father Daniel Berrigan went underground in ‘The Holy Outlaw’
              May 3, 2016

                Blessed are the cheesemakers
                April 2, 2016

                  Why we still need ‘The X-Files’
                  February 1, 2016
                  • Review

                  The 60s can’t save us, nor can ‘The Man in the High Castle’
                  December 23, 2015

                    Which war did the Republican candidates serve in? Reflections on the GOP debate from an Iraq vet
                    December 18, 2015

                      What ‘Orange Is the New Black’ tells us about sexual abuse in women’s prisons — and how to stop it
                      July 21, 2015

                        Industry backlash against fossil fuel divestment forces the question: Which side are you on?
                        February 17, 2015

                          Charlie Hebdo coverage shows it’s easier to talk racism abroad than at home
                          January 13, 2015
                          • Long Read

                          Foodies, feds and factory farms — Why we need vegans now more than ever
                          September 9, 2014

                            Greece’s pirate public broadcaster perseveres ‘after the black’
                            August 20, 2014

                              When the pillars fall — How social movements can win more victories like same-sex marriage
                              July 9, 2014
                              and Paul Engler

                                Is loving trans people an act of revolution?
                                June 26, 2014

                                  How will the Bergdahl-Taliban prisoner swap impact Guantánamo?
                                  June 11, 2014

                                    Jerry Seinfeld’s ‘heckle therapy’ offers a lesson in nonviolent self-defense
                                    January 7, 2014

                                      Jumping on the ‘Brandwagon’
                                      November 1, 2013

                                        The power of the pregnant body
                                        October 19, 2013

                                          Robert Garza’s execution by association
                                          September 12, 2013

                                            From 20 cents to everything else — the struggle for the narrative in Brazil
                                            July 10, 2013
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