Don’t believe the doubters: protest still has power

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• Don’t believe the doubters: protest still has power | Jan-Werner Müller  The Guardian
• 10 ways to be prepared and grounded now that Trump has won  Waging Nonviolence
• The Guardian view on Keir Starmer’s speech: serving working people, but what about others?  The Guardian
• Is There Any Point to Protesting?  The New Yorker
• EVs are cleaner than gas cars, but a growing share of Americans don't believe it  NPR
• Who has time to think about nuclear weapons?  Waging Nonviolence
• The Guardian view on local elections: voters aren’t listening to Tories, but are hearing Labour | Editorial  The Guardian
• What to do if the Insurrection Act is invoked  Waging Nonviolence
• A photo of my daughter and me at a Black Lives Matter march made news. This is my story | Greta Morton Elangué  The Guardian
• Why Climate Defiance is doubling down on disruption  Waging Nonviolence
• Why Ivanka Trump’s new haircut should make us very afraid  The Guardian
• Understanding Trump’s game plan in Portland could be the key to preventing a coup in November  Waging Nonviolence
• A new wave of dissidents in the east can turn back Europe’s populist tide  The Guardian
• To know Donald Trump’s faith is to understand his politics | Martyn Percy  The Guardian
• Duwayne Brooks | this stop and search consultation is a positive thing  The Guardian
• Escaping lockdown into a world of video games is nothing to feel guilty about | Francisco Garcia  The Guardian
• The supreme court denied a wild election theory. But don’t relax yet | David Daley  The Guardian
• When does fandom become religion? | Sarfraz Manzoor  The Guardian
• What is a ‘criminal’ immigrant? The word is an American rhetorical trap | Jonathan Ben-Menachem  The Guardian
• The State is right to humanise Isis recruits. We need to understand | Rachel Shabi  The Guardian
• I have fought against the odds and won, and I will do so again for Labour | Rushanara Ali  The Guardian
• We doctors spend our lives saving yours. As we strike, will you stand with us?  The Guardian
• How anti-Vietnam War protests thwarted Nixon’s plans and saved lives  Waging Nonviolence
• Protesters in handcuffs and nonstop bling: this coronation has been an embarrassment | Polly Toynbee  The Guardian
• Where the godless don't go | Tiffany Gee Lewis  The Guardian
• Resistance is alive and well in the United States  Waging Nonviolence
• The Guardian view on central bankers: don’t put them in charge of the crisis  The Guardian
• The Guardian view on John Bolton: good riddance, but the problem is his boss  The Guardian
• A new film about George Lakey’s life encourages bravery  Waging Nonviolence
• The Guardian view on doctors on strike: a symptom of a deeper crisis  The Guardian
• The Guardian view on Canada’s residential schools: an atrocity still felt today  The Guardian
• I’d still vote to go to war in Iraq | Ann Clwyd  The Guardian
• The refugees in Hungary remind me why I’m still a Zionist | Giles Fraser: Loose canon  The Guardian
• The Guardian view on pro-market thinking: ministers want it to survive Covid  The Guardian
• The Tories’ favourite sport? Dispatching their leaders  The Guardian
• The history of American protest music, from “Yankee Doodle” to Kendrick Lamar  vox.com
• What the Kamala Harris Doubters Don’t Understand  The Atlantic
• Fighting injustice can trigger trauma — we need to learn how to process it and take healing action  Waging Nonviolence
• Think #MeToo didn’t make a real difference? Think again  Waging Nonviolence
• Fred Phelps doesn't deserve your grave dancing: let's forgive and forget his hate | Patrick Strudwick  The Guardian
• The political Bible, part 8: freedom and order | Nick Spencer  The Guardian
• I'm a half-arsed, accidental feminist – like many other young women | Rhiannon Lucy Cosslett  The Guardian
• The Guardian view on Artemisia Gentileschi: triumph of a trailblazer | Editorial  The Guardian
• Was the 1980s Bradford headteacher who criticised multiculturalism right?  The Guardian
• Sudan – the quieter revolution  The Guardian
• Political violence is surging, but there’s a playbook to counter it  Waging Nonviolence
• Now we're supposed to embrace clean sleeping. How tiresome | Hannah Jane Parkinson  The Guardian
• Is there really a majority in favor of marijuana legalization? | Harry J Enten  The Guardian
• If your idea of hell is sitting next to Kate Moss on an easyJet flight, you must be dead inside  The Guardian
• Forget toxic Twitter debates: the UK isn’t as divided on trans rights as you think | Luke Tryl  The Guardian
• Don’t despair about the climate. Be part of the social tipping point | Letters  The Guardian
• Occupy first. Demands come later | Slavoj Žižek  The Guardian
• Azeem Rafiq’s testimony should shine a light on racism in every workplace | Shaista Aziz  The Guardian
• The Guardian view on Pakistan and the generals: holding a nation back | Editorial  The Guardian
• Is living apart the key to a happy relationship?  The Guardian
• Nigella Lawson is right. Baking is a feminist act | Lagusta Yearwood  The Guardian
• The Guardian view on CBeebies: cherish this British success  The Guardian
• The power of staying put  Waging Nonviolence
• The Iran agreement is a disaster for Isis | Federica Mogherini  The Guardian
• Trump’s Anti-Vaccine Problem  The New York Times
• Are they going to take my child away? | Kristina Chew  The Guardian
• Open thread: Julia Gillard's first interview  The Guardian
• Is the FBI right to crowdsource a murder case?  The Guardian
• How Wangari Maathai’s daughter carries on her mother’s bold fight for green spaces in Kenya  Waging Nonviolence
• Time for Israel to allow buses on the Sabbath  The Guardian
• Unjust debt goes to the heart of inequality. We need a new jubilee  The Guardian
• Did civil rights need Deacons for Defense?  Waging Nonviolence
• The Gaza crisis has brought Israel closer to the west, but further away from the rest of the world | Musab Younis  The Guardian
• For real politics, don’t look to parliament but to an empty London housing estate  The Guardian
• What's the matter with voting Republican if you're poor? | Gary Younge  The Guardian
• People who build wind turbines at sea do not care if whales live or die. Monsters! | First Dog on the Moon  The Guardian
• MI5 alert: it's an emergency, chaps. But don't panic  The Guardian
• How Cuba won the missile crisis  The Guardian
• Who’s Matt Hancock? The health secretary’s only legacy will be how quickly he’s forgotten | Denis Campbell  The Guardian
• Robert Kennedy Jr. pivots right on climate change — but sharpens his threat to Biden  Politico
• Meet the Nick Clegg of 1942 | Steven Fielding  The Guardian
• Can’t make the protest? Here are eight small acts of resistance  The Guardian
• Steve Bell on William Hague and the UN's Palestine statehood vote - cartoon  The Guardian