Tag: liberation

• Episode 58: Dave Zirin

  Playing Through Fire with Dave Zirin We’re joined in conversation today with Dave Zirin, the sports editor for The Nation magazine and the creator of the blog, the Edge of Sports. Dave is a ground-breaking sportswriter who brings radical politics, deep critical analysis, and side-splitting humor to a field sorely lacking all three qualities. The author or co-author […]

  October 5, 2022

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  activists, davezirin, fairplay, freedom, liberation, peopleshistory, radicalism, radicals, socialism2022, sports, zirin

• Episode 57: Robin D.G. Kelley

  Freedom Dreams Love and imagination, potentially the most powerful weapons in the arsenal of the oppressed, the marginalized, and the exploited, are frequently unappreciated, too often underutilized—and yet still within reach and entirely available.  Robin D.G. Kelley foregrounds love, imagination, and generosity in all of his work, including the groundbreaking Freedom Dreams: The Black Radical Imagination, an […]

  September 21, 2022

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  activists, black, emancipation, feminism, freedom, freedomdreams, liberation, marxism, radicalism, radicals, socialism2022, surrealism

• Episode 28: Mariame Kaba

  Sometimes we ask, What can one person do? The first step is to stop being one person. Move away from “me,” and take steps toward creating a “we.” From one to two, from two to three, step-by-step toward an irresistible movement for justice and peace, powered by love—the organizer’s credo. We’re honored to be joined […]

  April 12, 2021

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  abolition, justice, liberation, mariamekaba, organizing