#grassroots-movements

#grassroots-movements

Steve Coogan expressed that his support for Labour has waned, accusing the party of abandoning its principles and paving the way for Reform UK, stating, 'The success of Reform, I lay squarely at the feet of the neoliberal consensus, which has let down working people for the last 40 years.' He criticized the Labour government for leaning into a 'broken system', indicating that people's voting choices change nothing in their lives.

The Democratic party is at a crossroads, facing a choice between continuing a rigged system or embracing a new agenda to improve life for working families.

Rae Chen Huang highlights the moment where local and state-level legislators are creatively seeking solutions. With federal support waning, communities can mobilize to improve social housing.

The lessons that she has to offer are really interesting for our audience because she's talking about, first, how to see yourself as a leader, how to know that I see something, I'm angry about it, I think it needs to change. What am I going to do about it?

Walking through Providence, Rhode Island, it's hard to miss the flyers posted on storefronts, bulletin boards, and lamp posts rallying passersby with a defiant call to action: Let's Fight Trump's Fascism! Defend Our Communities! Build a Better World!

Come Hell or high water, they plan to shout to the heavens with as loud a voice as their resources can produce.

Triumph hasn't spoiled the comedian, or settled her insecurities. 'It just never goes away—that feeling of not being worthy, or being thought of as less than,' she says.