Danger from the Right

Black-and-white photo. An African American man in a white shirt, suit and tie is seated at a table reading. Several white people stand over him as he does, mostly men, some in sunglasses, expressions ranging from hostile to indifferent. A file cabinet behind the reader to the left has a hand-written sign, “Freedom Registration File 2”; a sign taped to a lectern identifies the credentials committee.

Strategy

‘The White Republic’: Response by Van Gosse

Van Gosse

The white republic has not been a monolith, historian Van Gosse suggests.

Foreground is a white horizontal banner with organizations’ logos, including UTLA (United Teachers of Los Angeles). In the middle of the frame, a woman holding the banner with one hand, her other fist in the air, defiant expression clear despite her mask. Behind her, a bit of the crowd, mostly Black and Latinx, several wearing orange T-shirts, the color of the inside of a winter squash.

LADD Takes Stock

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LADD

Four people in face masks carrying a red banner with white lettering that says “Protect the right to organize: Pass the PRO Act.” They’re surrounded by several other people as they march down a city street. Several have red T-shirts or red masks.

Mapping the Moment: DSA’s Maikiko James Looks at the Dems

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Whitney Maxey