Fascism

Trump's inauguration reveals the undercurrents of fascism in the neoliberalism of the last three decades.

The anti-fascist movement, active since the '80s, has seen its numbers grow exponentially since the rise of Trump.

What lies ahead depends on how well opposition mobilizes against alt-right white nationalists and Trump's forces.

If Trump actually shows up for his scheduled presser, here are some questions I'd like him to answer.

Trump and his backers don't simply want to reverse the train of social progress; they want to throw it off the tracks.

Only a mass movement of civil disobedience can stop Kris Kobach, Jeff Sessions and their anti-immigrant agenda.

It is time for teachers to rethink the nature and purpose of teaching in Trumpland and create a system for the excluded.

In place of the common good we have created atomized, segmented societies that promote a dog-eat-dog culture.

Trump has built on Republican white supremacy politics and stoked a narrative of white victimhood.

The formation of anti-fascist coalitions provides the opportunity to convert dreams of social reform into a concrete and transformative program at the municipal level.