Michael Albert

You live somewhere. You care not only about there, but about elsewhere. You care about your home, neighborhood, state, country, region, continent, and

Photograph by Nathaniel St.Clair You live somewhere. You care not only about there, but about elsewhere.

When I was in High School, I used to wonder how did the German people put up with Hitler and his regime? Was there something about the German language that destroyed empathy? Had someone spiked their water? And so on. I wasn't wondering about the lunatics. I wasn't wondering about the macho, sadistic souls gone bad. I wasn't wondering about the top mongrels either, not about Hitler, nor Himmler, nor the rest. I was wondering about what I had sometimes heard called “Good Germans.” Normal citizens. Nice people. Among the most educated and cultured in the world. Millions upon millions of them.

There is a publishing house in Germany called Unrast Verlag that recently came to my attention. From its web site, I think it’s anarchist-aligned or at

Beyond No Kings: Protests Escalating Costs Of Authoritarian Takeover

SAN DIEGO, /PRNewswire/ -- The law firm of Robbins Geller Rudman & Dowd LLP is investigating potential violations of U.S. federal securities laws involving Via Transportation, Inc. (NYSE: VIA).

We activists much less radicals much less revolutionaries face many difficulties. I don’t mean the pain and suffering imposed by grotesque social

Imagine you have considerable background as a progressive or revolutionary activist. You are a good communicator about war and peace, fascist trends,

Imagine you have considerable background as a progressive or revolutionary activist. You are a good communicator about war and peace, fascist trends, class, race, and gender injustices. You also know global warming, ecological crises, and the causes of each.

Not long ago, I received a request for short answers to some questions meant to prod discussion in a reading group about the book No Bosses. I sent back