Join longtime activist Kelly Hayes, who hosts Movement Memos and authored "Let This Radicalize You," as she discusses the ominous rise of fascism in the U.S. with Ejeris. They delve into grassroots organizing and the significance of solidarity among marginalized communities. Hayes emphasizes storytelling as a powerful tool for combating fascism, making the subject accessible through relatable narratives. The conversation urges listeners to engage in collective action and stay informed, highlighting the importance of collaboration in these critical times.

Kelly Hayes, co-author of an essay on movement building, discusses the importance of listening, discomfort, and navigating relationships within movements. The chapter explores pushing back constructively, challenging white supremacy and classism, and building relationships through deep listening. It also touches on supporting listener-supported content and the advantages of being forgettable.

Mariame Kaba and Kelly Hayes discuss their book Let This Radicalize You: Organizing and the Revolution of Reciprocal Care, exploring topics such as disappointment in organizing, the power of relationships in activism, empathy in COVID organizing, defunding and resource allocation, collective survival, and building structures based on interdependence.