Journal - Page 3

https://universityofthepoor.org/wp-content/uploads/2025/08/Whither-Political-Independence.mp3 Lessons from the History of the 1990s US Labor PartyBy Willie Baptist, Kristin Colangelo, Phil Wider, and Kirsten Rokke As the failure of

https://universityofthepoor.org/wp-content/uploads/2025/08/Kenia-and-Cedar.mp3Cedar Monroe with KeniaLeer la versión en español.Over the past several months, Los Angeles has taken center stage in opposition to mass

https://universityofthepoor.org/wp-content/uploads/2025/08/Basis-for-Political-Independence-in-the-US.mp3By Kirsten Rokke and Lenny BrodyThe 2024 Presidential and Congressional elections revealed more clearly the breaking down of the US two-party system.

https://universityofthepoor.org/wp-content/uploads/2025/08/Mexico-A-New-Heartbeat.mp3Mexico—A New Heartbeat in the Pulse Lines of Global Politics and CultureBy Luis J. RodriguezMexico, with the Morena Party in power and

https://universityofthepoor.org/wp-content/uploads/2025/08/FCOP-Speaks-Part-1.mp3With Tammy Rosing and Becca Forsyth in rural Pennsylvania and New York StateBy Cedar MonroeDoes faith have a larger role in this

https://universityofthepoor.org/wp-content/uploads/2025/08/Organizing-in-Defense-of-Immigrant-Communities-in-New-Jersey.mp3An interview with Catalina AdornoImmigrants are prominent among groups in the United States being blamed for the country’s struggles. A false scarcity

https://universityofthepoor.org/wp-content/uploads/2025/08/You-Only-Get-What-Youre-Organized-To-Take-Review.mp3by Tim W. ShenkYou Only Get What You’re Organized to Take is at once a slogan, an organizing orientation, and a teaching

By Avery Book, Kate Kanelstein, and Keith Brunner
Last year, the Vermont Workers’ Center celebrated its 25th anniversary, providing an opportunity to reflect

by Mikaela and Red/Nyx/Nikael.
[Red’s contribution in italics below]
People, especially from outside the South, immediately think of Asheville when they think of Western

Book Review of White Poverty, by Reverend Dr. William J. Barber II, with Jonathan Wilson-Hartgrove
Reviewed by Dr. John F. Keller, Author of Power