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From solidarity strikes to slowdowns and sit-ins, workplace revolt is a key strategy in opposing the new administration.

From Sinclair Lewis and Philip Roth to Donald Trump's favourite film, Citizen Kane, US culture has long told stories about homegrown authoritarianism. What can we learn from them?

The most influential large-scale political action of the '60s was actually in 1971, and you've never heard of it. It was called the Mayday action, and it provides invaluable lessons for today.

Reading Lebowitz has also given me a greater fluency in talking to people about what is wrong with capitalism and how socialism could really work, how the flaws in its past could be avoided, and what is necessary for its success.

Poet Bill Glose, a former paratrooper and author of three collections of poetry, addresses the psychology and luck that brought him back from Iraq.

Because politicians are messing with science, scientists have decided to mess back. A new organization, 314 Action, wants to help them get elected—starting right now.

Trump reached majority disapproval faster than any president in modern history.

Voldemort is ultimately defeated not by Harry alone, but by the collaboration between the characters who oppose him.

New research holds inequality directly responsible for the crushing depth of the Great Recession.