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  • Books
    • Consumerism, Sustainability, and Happiness: How to Build a World Where Everyone has Enough
    • The Sea is Rising and so are We: a Climate Justice Handbook
    • Challenging Power: Democracy and Accountability in a Fractured World
    • Getting Past Capitalism: History, Vision, Hope
    • Ideas for Action: Relevant Theory for Radical Change
    • Desiring Reason: Reason and an Unavoidable Discourse of Desire
  • Climate
    • Shifting Wasteful Consumption
    • Racism, Capitalism, and the Climate Crisis
    • The System Will Not Solve the Climate Crisis Without a Push: That’s Where You Come in
    • We Can Solve the Climate Crisis Without Worrying About Population
    • Who Funds the Climate Crisis?
    • Investing in Destruction: California Teachers Pension Money Should Not Be Funding Line 3
    • A Just Transition to a Fair and Sustainable Society or Healthy Green Growth?
    • Anti-capitalism and the Climate Crisis: A review
    • Motivating Climate Action: A Review of Per Espen Stoknes “What We Think About When We Try Not to Think About Global Warming.”
    • Creating a Home through the Green New Deal A review of Bruno Latour’s Down to Earth
    • Fighting for the Climate: A Note from Post-Apocalyptic California
    • Advice for Joining the Climate Justice Movement
    • Climate Action: Disrupting Business as Usual
    • Mobilizing Climate Action in the Face of Planet of the Humans
    • Is Reinvestment a Good Strategy for the Fossil Fuel Divestment Movement?
  • Solidarity Economy
    • Ten Ways to Challenge Capitalism’s Death Grip on Daily Life
    • Alternatives to Killing People for the Economy
    • Breaking Our Dependency on the Old Economy as We Build the New
    • The Fortress World of Capitalism vs. the Beautiful Possibilities of Cooperation
    • Making beautiful things where everyone gains and no one profits
  • Politics
    • Freedom: Challenging Domination or License to Dominate?
    • Rethinking Freedom, Government, and Expertise in the Time of COVID-19
    • Facing Our Other Crises With Lessons From COVID-19
    • Belonging and Social Change: A Critique of the Politics of Wokeness
    • Holding onto Your Humanity in Solitary Confinement
    • Why Include Study of the Holocaust in Higher Education
    • Counterhegemony
    • Making Rights Work
    • Thinking about Fascism
    • Bring Back Pell Grants for Prisoners
    • Building Democracy to Fight the Nativist Attack: A Review of ‘The People vs. Democracy’
    • Owning Our Shit: The US Role in Global Migration
    • It May Actually Be Worse Than You Think: Assessing the Integrated and Funded Machine We Are Up Against
    • Unicorns, Gnomes, and Plea to the Press on Covering Trump
    • An End of Power?
    • Making Rights Work
    • The Left and the Rule of Law
    • Nonviolence as a Strategy for Protecting the Election Results
    • Preparing to Protect the Election Results
    • Solidarity Forever: Essential Workers, Public Goods, and How We Are in This Together
    • Understanding Accountability So We Can Hold the Police to Account
    • Facing Our Other Crises With Lessons From COVID-19
    • Getting out of this Mess by Building support for Economic and Social Justice
    • White Supremacy won the Election
    • White Supremacy won the Election
    • On Surviving the Trump Years with Our Spirits Intact
    • Healthy News Habits
    • Empowered Students Transforming Colleges: Civic Engagement as an Equity Strategy
    • Don’t Mourn, Organize…and Vote
  • Articles
    • A User’s Guide to White Privilege
    • Is Philosophy Anything if it isn’t White
    • Thoughts on Anti-Capitalist Organizing: Imagining a Way Beyond Revolution or Reform
    • Empowered Students Transforming Colleges
    • Overcoming Faculty Fears of Civic Work
    • Knowledge as Masculine Heroism or Embodied Perception: Knowledge, Will, and Desire in Nietzsche
    • The Unforced Force of the More Familiar Argument: A Critique of Habermas’ Theory of Communicative Rationality
    • The Chasm of the Political in Postmodern Theory
    • Should we Ask if Multiculturalism Bad for Women?
    • Foucault and a Feminist Theory of Difference
  • Consumerism, Sustainability, and Happiness: How to Build a World Where Everyone has Enough
  • Advice for Joining the Climate Justice Movement

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