HeyJaredJonathan Wilson-Hartgrove
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- Sep 24, 2026
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Why is it they don’t want people to vote? (opens the original)
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Last week, early voting in the 2026 midterms opened in Virginia, Vermont, South Dakota, and Minnesota. Voters in Illinois can start going to the polls tomorrow, September 24. Unless you live in Alabama, Mississippi, or New Hampshire— states that only allow you to vote on Election Day—an early voting site will open soon in your community ahead of the national midterms on November 3. For months, various agencies of the federal government have engaged in an aim-at-everything strategy to reduce the
Opposition is not enough: Authoritarian crisis requires a movement that votes (opens the original)
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3.5% is a data point that has become popular among people who want to build a movement to defeat authoritarianism and reconstruct democracy in the United States. It comes from great research by Erica Chenowith at Harvard University on nonviolent movements for social change – work we cited in our 2024 book, White Poverty. After studying people’s movements across the globe in different cultural contexts and at different moments in history, Chenoweth has concluded that a social movement that wins t
What Nazi Germany can teach Americans about ‘future regret’ (opens the original)
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Our friend Robert P. Jones has been thinking about “future regret” as a moral sentiment worth paying attention to in the midst of our present authoritarian crisis. This notion is at the heart of his new book, Backslide: Reclaiming a Faith and a Nation After the Christian Turn Against Democracy, due out just after Labor Day. (You can pre-order a copy now and plan to join us for our live conversation with Robby in early September.) Robby’s attention to the regret we may experience one day, looking
Living under a fascist regime: What can each of us do? (opens the original)
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Harald Poelchau took a job with the Nazis in April of 1933. Just days before, the Reichtag had passed its Enabling Act, granting Hitler unchecked powers. Communists and trade unionists had been rounded up by the Gestapo and beaten in basements since Hitler assumed power as chancellor at the end of January, just two months before. On Poelchau’s first day on the job, the Nazis announced a boycott of Jewish businesses. In his role as chaplain at Tegel prison, Poelchau would work for the Nazis for t
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