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Equal Constitutional protections for all Commonwealth Inhabitants—YES, WE CAN—with training and shared nonviolent strategy
Guest Column Grace Ross Guest Column Grace Ross

Equal Constitutional protections for all Commonwealth Inhabitants—YES, WE CAN—with training and shared nonviolent strategy

We, at the People’s Pledge of Solidarity, want to share our Commonwealth’s history which is powerfully committed to true equal justice; this informs our work and we invite you to join our nonviolent training and strategies, including on how to utilize our state’s habeas corpus. Please email us at peoplespledgeofsolidarity@gmail.com to sign our pledge of solidarity and join our network. Our state Constitution and history also could inform acting from the power of the people for true equal justice. So I am also available and would love to think with others on how state-rights could inform additional strategic efforts as we claim our power for justice.

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350, No Kings, and the Climate
Guest Column Sabine von Mering Guest Column Sabine von Mering

350, No Kings, and the Climate

The truth, of course, is that people are part of nature, and that people require a livable climate. Without it, there is no food. With frequent extreme weather, farmers cannot grow crops, and harvests fail. Our oceans, which have been absorbing most of the carbon, are losing oxygen, endangering countless marine species, including those that at least a billion people depend on for food. Droughts also lead to dangerously low levels of drinking water in our freshwater reservoirs. In short, climate change is deadly.

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A Quick History of the Tesla Takedown Movement
Guest Column Shua Sanchez Guest Column Shua Sanchez

A Quick History of the Tesla Takedown Movement

The protests brought together all kinds of people to share in their fury at Elon Musk. Protest art flourished, with thousands of homemade signs created.… Despite the heaviness of the purpose, there’s often a sense of joy at the protests. Seeing dozens to hundreds of people coming together to fight fascism revives our collective hope for a better future.

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Organizing in a Red State
Guest Column 50501OK Guest Column 50501OK

Organizing in a Red State

In Oklahoma, we know that no matter how hard we fight, most battles will be lost. Terrible legislation that targets and suppresses us will pass, and our voices will be ignored. … We do get wins, but they are rare and bittersweet. It has taken three years to make it illegal for school employees to beat developmentally disabled students, but that’s the reality in deep red states. We must persist in the face of constant losses, and we celebrate wins that were unreasonably difficult to achieve.

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