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This series is for anyone ready to move beyond anxiety and into action. Together, we'll defend democracy and protect the most vulnerable among us. This isn't just about resistance - it's about reclaiming our power, our peace of mind and our shared future
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Forward Together: 43 Days. Everything Is On the Line. (opens the original)
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Friends, I’ll be honest.Some mornings, I wake up and the weight of this moment feels almost physical. The news doesn’t stop. The assaults don’t stop. And the temptation to go numb and to scroll past the headlines to a cat video and tell yourself someone else will handle it. It is real and understandable.But I’m not writing today to commiserate. I’m writing because we have 43 days, and I need you to feel what that means.What We Are Living ThroughLet me name it plainly, because I think we sometime
Twenty-Five Years Later: What I Saw, and What He Lies About (opens the original)
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What I RememberTwenty-five years ago this morning, I did what I did every weekday morning. I boarded a PATH train in New Jersey and commuted through the World Trade Center to my first real development job at the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention.I walked through that station. I climbed the stairs. I stepped onto Wall Street and headed toward 120 Wall, where my office was.And then I heard it.A thunderous bang. So loud it stopped me on the sidewalk. I didn't know what it was; I don't thin
No Day But Today (opens the original)
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My best friend texted me a few days ago. He’d found a video on YouTube, the 30th anniversary reunion of Rent, live on Broadway. He knows. He knows what that show is to me. Not just my favorite. Formative.So after a long day, I turned it on. And there they were, the original cast, three decades older, holding phones up as teleprompters because who remembers every lyric to a musical you performed half a lifetime ago? It was warm and silly and human. They sang. They told stories. They looked at eac
Forward Together: Finding Our Way Home (opens the original)
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If you only read this far: I am neither Jewish nor Muslim. I grieve for October 7 and for Gaza. I have been called both antisemitic and Islamophobic in the same month. And I am asking my fellow progressives to stay in coalition through this pain, because the people counting on us to fracture are not our friends.There is a particular kind of heartbreak reserved for watching people you love turn on each other. That is what many of us on the left are living through right now. This is not an argumen
An Unfinished Letter to America (opens the original)
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Dear America,I want to start with the audacity of what you attempted.Two hundred and fifty years ago, a group of imperfect men wrote something that had never quite been written before. It was not a description of what was, but a declaration of what should be: that all people are created equal, that they are endowed with unalienable rights, and that governments exist to serve the governed, not the other way around.They knew it was a promise they weren’t keeping. In fact, the promise failed almost
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