Against the Current, No. 186, January/February 2017
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Fighting Back for Survival
— The Editors -
Obama's Legacy & the Rise of Trump
— Malik Miah - The Black Lives Matter Response to Trump
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Eyewitness at Standing Rock
— an interview with Rebecca Kemble -
Canada's State of Reconciliation
— Gayatri Kumar - New Trial for Rasmea Odeh
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MA Stops Charter School Expansion
— Dan Clawson & John Fitzgerald -
Chicago Teachers Settle Contract
— Robert Bartlett -
When the Alt-Right Hits Campus
— Angela D. Dillard - Putting the Racist Flyers at University of Michigan in Context
- Faculty & Staff Statement Against Racism
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Creating a Socialism that Meets Needs
— Sam Friedman -
A Better World in Birth
— Karin Baker - US Politics After November
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Who Put Trump in the White House?
— Kim Moody -
The Green Party After the Election
— Howie Hawkins -
Stein-Baraka Ticket
— Howie Hawkins -
Hope in Dark Times
— Chris Maisano -
Trump Not "Exceptional"
— Jeff Wilson -
Actually, I am Anti-Police
— Alice Ragland - Black History Retrospective
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Birth of the Abolitionist Nation
— Derrick Morrison -
"The Slave-Holding Republic"
— Jennifer Jopp -
How "Race Neutral" Policy Failed
— Prudence Cumberbatch - Reviews
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Survival Is the Question
— Michael Löwy -
Macaroni & Cheese and Revolution
— Ursula McTaggart
WE STAND WITH the hundreds of students who have organized in protest to condemn the recent anti-Black flyers circulated on U-M’s campus by the Alt Right group, unamusementpark.com, and the racist KKK graffiti found on EMU. We stand against white supremacy, scientific racism, and all forms of racism and discrimination. We want to underscore that Black students and colleagues are integral members of this campus community and make vital contributions to the life of the institution.
We want to emphasize the urgency of the situation as African Americans are regularly killed by police violence. We call on the University administration to join with us to find more effective means to help ensure that the objectives of establishing an inclusive, diverse, compassionate and safe campus are realized.
We call on all members of the community—students, faculty, staff, and administrators—to join in opposing racism and fostering a community that supports all of its members.
— signed by 384 U-M faculty and staff by October 2
(See statement and all signers at http://lsa.umich.edu/lsa/about/diversity–equity-and-inclusion/faculty-and-staff-statement-against-racism.html.)
January-February 2017, ATC 186