Many of the root causes of immigration from Latin America are connected with U.S. intervention abroad.
Mark Engler
Mark Engler
Mark Engler is a writer based in Philadelphia, an editorial board member at Dissent, and co-director of the Whirlwind Institute, a social change strategy center. His latest book, written with Paul Engler, is This Is an Uprising: How Nonviolent Revolt Is Shaping the Twenty-First Century. He can be reached via the website http://www.DemocracyUprising.com.
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As it turns out, Donald Trump is not very good at running the U.S. government. The question is: should we be sad about this?
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When it comes to defeating Trump’s bigoted and ignorant foreign policy, we are not up against an anomaly. We’re up against a history.
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Lessons from the fight against HIV/AIDS.
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Trump’s policy is a top-down nationalism for America’s rich, when what we need—both here and abroad—is an internationalism from below.
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Is Muhammad Yunus selling ”free market” neoliberalism in the guise of liberal do-gooderism?
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From fare strikes to sick outs, movements are deploying a variety of creative tactics to disrupt business as usual.
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Does Naomi Klein’s Shock Doctrine hold water?
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Talk to Ai-jen Poo about her work and it won’t be long before you hear language you don’t often hear in the midst of intense social movement campaigning.
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Published in Conflits Sans Violence. Le 11 février 2011, le président égyptien, Hosni Moubarak démissionnait suite à un mouvement puissant contre son régime dictatorial. Cette date marquait le point culminant …