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Surveillance has been Normalized but so has Self-Censorship
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The Underground Episode 7: Media Watch — the Pegasus Leak
Pegasus, Pandemics, and the Normalization of Surveillance
Breaking up the Tech Giants is not Enough
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The Underground Episode 6: Big Tech, Censorship, and Capitalism
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Sean McCarthy on How the Left Can Find its Relevance Again
McCarthyism, Political Courage and High Noon
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Nadine Strossen on the Importance of Consistent Principled Support of Free Speech
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Anti-Oppression Politics is a Red Herring to Divert Our Attention from Empire, Inequality, and Class Solidarity
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Why are the rich so much better at uniting around class issues than the plebes? Outrage is a sentiment that feels so pure and so right. When it is pointed at injustice and burns bright inside of us we are reaffirmed as the moral beings that we believe ourselves to be. That our strongly held sense of righteousness could be a useful tool for others and even redirected to serve their purposes may seem impossible and even unbearable.