2/19/17 link roundup
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thisfinecrewActivism / resources (To Do)
* How to build a resilient culture of resistance in hard times (Waging Nonviolence)
* How to Run for Your Local School Board (Teen Vogue)
* Why I Ran: Rep. Erin Maye Quade (Elle)
News / analysis (To Read)
* The Morality of Voting? (Emily Ellsworth)
* ‘I’m a Dead Man Walking’ (Politico). Lengthy profile of Rep. Mark Sanford (SC), who is vocally anti-Trump.
* When A Politician Says 'Fake News' And A Newspaper Threatens To Sue Back (NPR)
* How India Saved the Internet (Waging Nonviolence). On how a bunch of Indian activists prevented India from becoming a "digital colony" of Facebook.
* The Movement for Black Lives, with their platform. This is the group that calls itself the United Front. I believe it grew out of Black Lives Matter, but is built of a coalition of a whole bunch of groups. Their platform is long, thorough, and really worth a read-through (which I haven't done yet).
* A Mild-Mannered Woman From Washington Is The Democrats’ Deadliest Weapon (HuffPo)
* How to build a resilient culture of resistance in hard times (Waging Nonviolence)
* How to Run for Your Local School Board (Teen Vogue)
* Why I Ran: Rep. Erin Maye Quade (Elle)
News / analysis (To Read)
* The Morality of Voting? (Emily Ellsworth)
* ‘I’m a Dead Man Walking’ (Politico). Lengthy profile of Rep. Mark Sanford (SC), who is vocally anti-Trump.
* When A Politician Says 'Fake News' And A Newspaper Threatens To Sue Back (NPR)
* How India Saved the Internet (Waging Nonviolence). On how a bunch of Indian activists prevented India from becoming a "digital colony" of Facebook.
* The Movement for Black Lives, with their platform. This is the group that calls itself the United Front. I believe it grew out of Black Lives Matter, but is built of a coalition of a whole bunch of groups. Their platform is long, thorough, and really worth a read-through (which I haven't done yet).
* A Mild-Mannered Woman From Washington Is The Democrats’ Deadliest Weapon (HuffPo)
