Link to an article by Steve Rushton:
“Sea Change in Spanish Politics As Citizens Reclaim the City”
Cultural Detritus, Reviews, and Commentary
Link to an article by Steve Rushton:
“Sea Change in Spanish Politics As Citizens Reclaim the City”
Link to an interview with Michael Scott Christofferson conducted by Daniel Zamora:
Bonus quote:
“The anarchist denunciations of [state power] from Foucault to James Scott are less worried about transnational monopolies than about the (now defunct) Soviet party state or even the social-democratic nanny state. And as for the intellectual and cultural polemics, they always end up denouncing Marx and Marxism. I think these battles on the left are unproductive politically and intellectually . . . .”
Link to the group Mapping Police Violence‘s report:
Bonus links: Interview with Sam Sinyangwe, Campaign Zero (mostly good ideas, with some flaws: the persistently proposed requirement that “community organizations” nominate civil servants/overseers is flawed [would the KKK qualify as a “community organization”? If not, then which groups? And who decides which groups?], and the “fair union contracts” aspect includes important points but then goes too far [banning contacts that allow officers to “receive paid leave or remain on desk-duty during an investigation following a police shooting or other use of deadly force” is anti-due process and anti-worker]; lastly, “unconscious bias” research is still in its infancy and relies on many troubling ideological assumptions [the research has its own bias of the cognitivist and/or liberal variety: “PC anti-racism is sustained by the surplus-enjoyment which emerges when the PC-subject triumphantly reveals the hidden racist bias on an apparently neutral statement or gesture“] making it difficult and premature to implement as a mandatory process).
Link to an article by Michael Perelman:
Link to an article by Debra Cassens Weiss:
“How ‘Loyalty Effect’ Plays Out Among Supreme Court Justices”
Link to an article by Danielle Paquette:
“Why You Should Always Buy the Men’s Version of Almost Anything”
Link to an article by Linda Gordon:
Link to an interview with Erik Olin Wright by Mike Beggs:
Link to an article by Carl Beijer:
Link to an article by Alfredo Saad Filho:
“Brazilian Democracy in Distress: Unpacking Dilma Rousseff’s Impeachment”