I have never much liked poetry. But somehow, it has been poems that have brought me the most emotional and spiritual clarity over the past two years. I think this has less to do with the poems themselves, than who they were written by: refugees, prisoners, martyrs. Despite being written in the most unimaginably harsh conditions, their words are still somehow infused with hope and love – and a source of strength for all of us.
Read moreAmidst a worsening cost of living crisis, Austin City Council voted last week to raise the minimum wage for city workers from $15 to $20 […]
Read moreCivil rights lawyer and DSA member Andrew Hairston ran for Travis County Justice of the Peace Precinct 1 earlier this year. Hairston’s campaign highlighted the […]
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Read moreWelcome to the Reading Roundup, a forum for ATX DSA members to share what they’ve been reading and how it’s informing their political education. Missing […]
Read moreRed Fault contributor and Austin DSA member Bennett B. conducted an interview with socialist, labor organizer, and President-elect of the American Library Association, Emily Drabinski. […]
Read moreWelcome to the Reading Roundup, a forum for ATX DSA members to share what they’ve been reading and how it’s informing their political education. Disasterology: […]
Read moreWelcome to the Reading Roundup, a forum for ATX DSA members to share what they’ve been reading and how it’s informing their political education. On […]
Read moreWelcome to the Reading Roundup, a forum for ATX DSA members to share what they’ve been reading and how it’s informing their political education. The […]
Read moreThe following article was first published in the Milwaukee Socialist Party Publication Political Action October 14, 1911. The party was at the height of its […]
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