Governing Power

Diverse group of young people stand in a horseshoe with arms around each others’ shoulders. They’re casually dressed in jeans and sweats. Most wear a black T-shirt printed with “Durham for All” in white letters. “Durham for All” is painted on the wall behind them.

Strategy

Durham Election Reflections: What Does It Mean to be Progressive?

Whitney Maxey

Durham for All worked to distinguish—and defend—their politics in a community with ‘a robust spectrum of progressive forces.’

A diverse group of about 15 people posed with raised fists. They’re wearing warm sweatshirts and jackets, several of which are neon orange. Everyone is masked. In the background, bare trees and columned public buildings.

We Need to Walk With Both Feet: Virginia Election Reflections

By

Jon Liss

Photo montage of Afghan women

There’s No Good Way to End a Corrupt War

By

Garret Virchick