I'm sorry that I haven't been posting lately. Lots of travel and work. But I do have a shiny new episode of Foreign Entanglements—yes, I've joined the masthead there and thereby moved forward Rob's plans for total LGM domination—in which I talk with Yuval Weber about...
protests
Congratulations to all the amazing people who went to the airports across the country at a moment's notice--the lawyers, the translators, and the people just flat out outraged that our.
We need a lot more of this. The New York Taxi Workers Alliance has announced on Twitter that it is halting passenger pickups at JFK airport in protest of the.
North Dakota Republicans have developed a quite rational response to the Dakota Access Pipeline Protests: Republican lawmakers in North Dakota are taking aim at protesters with a handful of bills that would make another pipeline protest far more dangerous. The oil-friendly legislature argues that its...
Michigan Republicans are attempting to make protest illegal. Republicans in the Michigan House voted late Wednesday to make it easier for courts to shut down “mass picketing” demonstrations and fine.
The following characterization does not by any means describe all LGM commenters, or even a majority. But there is certainly a strong group of people around here who look down.
In my posts last week about the Chicago Teachers Union strike and the politics of individualism versus the politics of solidarity, an argument came up that is common and which I find curious. That argument is that the only legitimate politics are electoral politics and...
Here's a really good rundown on inside the protest that shut down the Trump rally in Chicago. “If you want to leave, y’all can do that,” Lewis told the woman.
People who need to reconsider their priorities: It’s nothing personal, says Ben Ewen-Campen, he just doesn’t think French impressionist Pierre-Auguste Renoir is much of a painter. Monday, the Harvard postdoc.
Nice that participating in a protest to get your state to accept the provisions of the Affordable Care Act gets one in seriously hot water at the University of Georgia.
Two articles on North Carolina came to my attention this morning. First, it appears that NC is convulsing with the same sort of protests that ground Wisconsin to a halt.