The Strange Career of Voting Rights in Texas
Republicans in Texas, and indeed around the country, remain hell-bent on going back to the future.
The Future is Another Country
Republicans in Texas, and indeed around the country, remain hell-bent on going back to the future.
Scholars of white supremacy, fascism, and the state answer questions about the Capitol Insurrection, its implications, and how we should respond.
The Activist History Review invites proposals for our June 2020 issue, “Responding to Far-Right Militants.”
It is misleading to call impeachment “justice” when it reflects the priorities of empire.
What the Establishment really fears is a challenge to the status quo and the empowerment of ordinary people—a democratization of politics rather than the mere administration of the state by political insiders.
The cravenly undemocratic ethos of the Republican Party is reaching new heights in their desperation to retain power at any cost. Theirs are not the actions of a government responsible to the people, but those of a cabal of self-interested elites.
Usually it is the Left that is stereotyped as tyrannical with its political correctness and assertions of rights, according to the standard Republican line. But really, it’s Trump coming for people’s land, stampeding over rights, and ignoring public opinion.
Recent efforts to weaken both public education and the Voting Rights Act show that it is time to try again.
The Activist History Review invites proposals for our May 2018 issue, “Corruption.”
The Activist History Review invites proposals for its annual conference on June 16, 2018, organized around the theme of power.