DSA Says It Wants to ‘Finish Reconstruction.’ But Are Civil Rights Bigger Than Class Politics?

The Democratic Socialists of America’s new 2026 program explicitly calls for reparations, stronger anti-discrimination laws and completing the unfinished work of Reconstruction. But DSA still places those demands inside a political project centered on the working class. That distinction matters. The Democratic Socialists of America is making a more explicit appeal to Black civil-rights politics in 2026. Its newly launched national program, “Workers Deserve More,” includes a plank titled...

When White Power Gets a Gospel Remix

Rev. Dr. Edward Donalson III says “Christian nationalism” is too clean a name for what is really happening: white dominion dressed in church clothes, waving a flag and asking God to bless the takeover.

A Diploma Crossed Borders. The Question Is Why a Student Had to Lose Graduation in the First Place.

Nassau Superintendent Delivers Diploma to Student in Guatemala After ICE Detention

Navigating Palm Springs: Protest, Pride, and the Work Beyond the Moment

On March 28, Palm Springs will host a convergence of civic expression that, at first glance, might feel like a scheduling conflict.

Who Is Carlos D’Angelo—and Why His Identity Breaks People’s Brains

When I tell you I met a Black gay conservative veteran at the Capitol, I already know what half the internet does next: they start writing the story in their head before the man even opens his mouth.

That’s why I wanted him on record.

Tim Walz and the Scapegoat Economy

Every time someone shows real motion, real mass appeal, or the ability to connect across lines of class and culture, the same playbook gets pulled out.