This Week in the Resistance
Updates from the Rebel Alliance....
PoliticsA collection of 153 posts
The Resistance Has Arrived: My Experience at the Women’s March in Washington, DC
I don’t usually consider gas stations to be feminist spaces. They tend to be grimy; the fluorescent lighting is creepy; and the chance of catching a catcall is as likely as the tampon selection is bad....
Portraits from the San Francisco Women’s March
Saturday’s Women’s March in San Francisco saw 100,000 people gather from all walks of life marching in the rain for human rights, civil liberties and social justice for all....
These Inauguration Day Demonstrators Formed a Human Chain Across the Golden Gate Bridge (Photos)
On Inauguration Day, while thousands gathered to gawk and/or protest at Donald Trump’s inauguration in Washington, DC, a world record was set in San Francisco on the Golden Gate Bridge…...
The Trump Administration Bingo Card
Turn the Trump Administration’s foibles into a sick game, like he did with democracy....
Everything Will Be All Right in the End
2015–2021: A Brief History....
This Week in Trump LOLs
From kids’ books to Spiderman/Trump mash-ups....
Trump Fan Fiction Is a Thing, and It’s Horrifying
The Trump / My Little Pony ship is about to set sail....
The Painful Irony of the GOP Repeal of Obamacare
If you love the Affordable Care Act, thank a conservative — they invented it....
What Kids Think of Donald Trump
Kids are like little sponges—even when it seems like they aren’t paying attention, they’re still picking up on adult anxieties or background television noise, like they were during the 2016 election cycle. (Just look at how bullying rates in schools spiked after Election Day.) So I wondered…...
Why 2017 Might Actually Be Worse Than 2016
Droughts, aging heroes, gentrification and the horror show that is American politics means 2017 may surpass 2016 in terms of terribleness....
The Best of Photo Essays, 2016
“Homelessness is a crisis that needs to be frozen. It is something that is, from our perception, always fleeting. We look for a second, drop a coin or look away, and then we forget. We step over a body lying prostrate on the sidewalk. We experience moments of remorse or empathy…...