Movement Memos

Activists Are Building a Counterculture of Care in Apocalyptic Times

Feb 10, 2022

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I Think the Left Needs to Work Very Hard

03:58

The Future of Social Movements

04:01

The Inevitability of the Pandemic

02:35

Introduction

3min

The Rise of Right Wing Power in the US

2min

What's the Role of Ideology in Crisis?

3min

The Inevitability of the Pandemic

3min

We've Chosen Not To

4min

Welcome to the Crumblings

3min

The Apocalypse Isn't the End of the World

2min

Creating a Counterculture of Care

2min

I Think the Border Is the Solution to a Global Economic Crisis

5min

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I Think the Left Needs to Work Very Hard

4min

11.

Chronic Pain and the Culture of Cruelty

4min

12.

The Future of Social Movements

4min

13.

I Am Not at Peace With the Things I Understand, and I Intend to Rage Against the Right and Other Death Making Forces

4min

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What Does Winning Mean in the Long Term?

3min

“This will be an era defined by who is deemed worthy of survival, and who isn’t, who gives a damn, and who doesn’t, and how we keep each other alive during and in between catastrophes,” says Kelly Hayes. In this episode, Kelly talks with Shane Burley, the author of Why We Fight and Fascism Today, about right-wing power, the apocalypse, and organizing a counterculture of care.

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