“Shattered stained-glass windows raining down on children should rouse us against guns,” Joan Walsh writes. “But Trump has too many people paralyzed.”
After the shooting in Minneapolis this week, in which two children died and many more were injured, kids and parents throughout the country are traumatized, just in time for the new school year. “I don’t know that there’s political sense to be made of this nightmare…but I unapologetically add it to the sense of terror the Trump regime is spreading,” Walsh writes.
Meanwhile, Trump is still guarding Washington like it’s a war zone, and senselessly trying to fire Federal Reserve Governor Lisa Cook based on what Chris Lehmann calls a “flimsy pretext.” What he is not doing, though, according to our architecture critic, Kate Wagner, is adding a 90,000-foot extension to the White House—despite his belligerent announcement to the contrary.
Inspired by a Danish anti-Nazi list of 10 commandments, a group of artists and organizers made their own list to encourage ordinary people to resist the Trump administration.
The New Orleans jazz great tells Covering Climate Now, “When you make a song, you want to inspire people, but you also want to let them know what they can do.”
55 years ago, young Chicano activists took to the streets to proclaim, “our fight is in the barrio, not Vietnam.” Their protest still resonates to this day.