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January 31 · Issue #25 · View online
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Welcome back. There’s so much to write. But I don’t want to delay this issue any longer. One of the biggest issues for me right now is how to stay engaged without losing my mind. That’s why I’ve put together a small list of articles that provide helpful tips on resisting and self-care. Please take self-care seriously these days. If you don’t plan for it, you will probably forget about it. Once more: this is a marathon, not a sprint. If I can make only one recommendation: walk, walk as much as you can. For me, it’s the best way to clear my head. Take care. Johannes
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20 Lessons from the 20th Century About How to Defend Democracy from Authoritarianism, According to Yale Historian Timothy Snyder
A good list to start with
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How to #StayOutraged Without Losing Your Mind
Professional organizers and veteran activists have strategies for staying sane during a long fight. If you’re serious about sticking it out in the picket lines for the duration of the Trump presidency, you’re going to have to learn these strategies or else burn out in the first six months.
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A WITCHES RESISTANCE & ACTION LIST
This one is more focussed on care for self, community and nature. Always good places to start.
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On Shielding (with tweets)
@Wolven with a couple of tweets about building shields from the perspective of magic.
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How I Got My Attention Back
There are a thousand beautiful ways to start the day that don’t begin with looking at your phone. And yet so few of us choose to do so. For twenty-eight days this winter I lived on the grounds of an…
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Twitter Activist Security
You might not be planning to run a “rouge” Twitter account. This guideline is helpful anyway.
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Adam Tooze reviews ‘How Will Capitalism End?’ by Wolfgang Streeck
A deep insight into European politics and the ideas of one of Germanys most prominent leftists.
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Spotter’s Guide to Quadrants
With all that discussion about “fake news,” etc., here’s a framework that will be very handy for the next months and years.
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The Frankfurt School Knew Trump Was Coming
Alex Ross on the election of Donald Trump as a realization of the post-Second World War fears of Thomas Mann, Theodor W. Adorno, and the Frankfurt School.
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Aid in reverse: how poor countries develop rich countries
New research shows that developing countries send trillions of dollars more to the west than the other way around. Why?
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Google, in Post-Obama Era, Aggressively Woos Republicans - The New York Times
The tech company had many close links to the Obama administration. Now it’s scrambling to forge ties with President Trump and a Republican-dominated Congress.
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Doomsday Prep for the Super-Rich
Once more, the Silicon Valley elites are failing the character test. They prepare for the breakdown of society instead of using their power and influence to prevent it.
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Flyover Country
Welcome to a future where undocumented migrants are penalized, prisons merge with labor camps, and iPhones are made in America.
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Democracy 3.0
A short story about the “anti-Trump” winning the presidency in 2020…
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Inbox Autopilot
My desk phone rang. It’s never good when my desk phone rings. Clients call my cell. Managers send email. If my desk phone rings, it’s because I missed an important email somewhere in the hundreds of…
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Die Herrschaft der Superreichen
„Wenn wir diesen drohenden Rückfall in Nationalismus und Rassismus wirklich verhindern wollen, dann müssen also auch wir uns verändern. Und das heißt zuallererst: Wir müssen uns viel besser und vor allem europäisch organisieren.“
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Übergriffe und Wirkungen
Die Angriffe auf CORRECTIV nehmen derzeit massiv zu. Nicht alle Attacken sind offen und fair. Kampagnenartig wird versucht, unsere Arbeit zu stören.
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Podcast-Tipp: Lage der Nation
Ein Journalist und ein Verfassungsrechtler besprechen jede Woche die wichtigsten Ereignisse.
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Bücher, die ich 2016 gelesen habe
Kurze Bewertungen zu allen Büchern, die ich 2016 gelesen habe
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