Chandra Russo’s newest book, “White Flank,” is built on years of rigorous field research with organizers across the US finding their roles as white people in the struggle for racial justice. James Tracy interviews Chandra about the book and the use of guilt in organizing. Link in bio!

Look Loud is offering a free suite of election defense visuals for activists and organizers to communicate the stakes this fall — and to show people that they have the power to do what is needed. Check out this interview with its founders! Link in bio.

Read up on the state of election defense around the country with hours of interviews conducted by our very own Sandra Hinson & Marcy Rein. Link in bio.

In 2022, President Biden signed the CHIPS Act into law; an over $50 Billion reinvestment into domestic semiconductor manufacturing. Chips Communities United seeks to ensure that investment benefits workers and keeps communities safe. We discuss this week on Block & Build.

Movement leaders often err either on the side of passivity, for fear of replicating painful dynamics, or power-hoarding, for fear of sharing authority. Instead of swinging from one to the other side of the pendulum, we can cultivate balance–together. Link in bio and at Convergence Mag.

Are electoral politics a dead end for socialists? Is it possible for an elected socialist to balance the needs of governance with the aims of the broader social movements that put them in power? This Convergence editorial by Max Elbaum explores these questions and more. Link in bio.

Survivors have the potential to be a political bloc that transforms the conditions that enable the scale of sexual violence in the United States. Read more about survivor power at the link in bio and at Convergence.

Anti-data center sentiment, from Kentucky to Michigan, is proving to be an effective way to overcome racial divisions and carve out new winning coalitions. Learn more about the work at our link in bio and at Convergence Magazine.

Trying to take stock of 25 years post 9/11 has been hard but I really appreciated joining this conversation with Darakshan and Cayden on the Block & Build podcast, especially having an abolitionist lens to understanding the global and domestic war on terror and what that means for our work today.

Tracing the links from the early days of America's 25 year "War on Terror" to the authoritarian violence and detention wielded by today's administration. Full episode available now. Listen and subscribe wherever you listen to podcasts.