books
Cosmos by Carl Sagan: How It Can Help Fight Authoritarianism
Carl Sagan’s Cosmos (1980) is more than just a book about space—it’s a manifesto for critical thinking, scientific curiosity, and the survival of democracy itself.
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propoganda
Weaponized Polling & Framing Democrats as Traitors: The Road to State Violence
One of the most effective ways to manufacture consent is through the strategic manipulation of public polling. By distorting or selectively presenting data, authoritarians can fabricate the illusion of overwhelming support, discouraging opposition and reinforcing their own power.
immigration
DHS Polygraph Crackdowns & Elon Musk’s Expanding Government Power: The Making of an American Security State
We are at a turning point. If this isn’t exposed and resisted now, the department of homeland security will become a fully weaponized security state, and Musk will have more unchecked control over U.S. infrastructure than any unelected figure in history.
books
Parable of the Sower by Octavia Butler: How It Can Help Us Fight Authoritarianism
Butler’s warnings about fascism, corporate rule, environmental destruction, and political collapse feel terrifyingly relevant today. The book doesn’t just diagnose the problem; it offers a blueprint for resistance and adaptation.
call to action
Protests Win When They Become Movements
Part Two. Protest is just the beginning. The real fight is what happens next. Share this guide with others, organize, and build the pressure that power can't ignore.
resistance strategy
Protest Is a Tool—Not the Goal
Outrage alone doesn’t create change, strategic pressure does. Successful movements don’t just make noise; they make it impossible to ignore. That means applying targeted pressure on politicians, corporations, media narratives, and the economy.
opinion
Why Republicans Think Politics Should Be “Common Sense”
The idea that governance requires strategic decision-making, long-term planning, and nuanced trade-offs is unacceptable to them. But why do they think this way? Part 2 of "Why Facts Feel Like Attacks."
opinion
Why Facts Feel Like Attacks: The Republican War on Education & Critical Thinking
From settler colonialism to white supremacy, from corporate exploitation to religious indoctrination, the Republican base has been systematically conditioned to see education as a threat instead of a tool for upward mobility.
global autocracy
Trump Just Abandoned Ukraine—Here’s Why That’s a Disaster for Democracy
Trump’s decision to pause Ukraine aid is not just a bad foreign policy move—it is a deliberate shift in U.S. global alignment toward authoritarian regimes. This is an urgent crisis. We are watching the dismantling of democratic alliances in real time.
US economy
Trump’s Tariffs Are Crashing the Economy—And That’s the Point
For years, Republicans have lied about tariffs, telling Americans that they bring back jobs, lower prices, and protect American manufacturing. But history—and reality—tell us otherwise.
News
RED ALERT: Trump Just Handed Putin the Cyber Battlefield and the U.S. is Wide Open for Attack
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth orders U.S. Cyber Command to stand down on all offensive cyber operations against Russia. This is not a drill. The U.S. is now entering a new era of vulnerability, and it is up to every American to fight back.
immigration
How the "End DEI" Portal Supports the Authoritarian Agenda
This portal is not just about DEI—it is a weaponized surveillance tool designed to intimidate educators, dismantle civil rights protections, and enforce ideological control over education.