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The Resonant Power of Bernie Sanders’ “Fighting Oligarchy” Tour

1 week ago | yesmagazine.org | Lourdes Medrano

Why you can trust us When friends and co-workers Jennifer Lewis and Tina Siebold heard Vermont Senator Bernie Sanders was bringing his Fighting Oligarchy tour to Tucson, Arizona, they quickly made plans to attend. In asea of far-reaching political changes, the women needed to hear something that gave them hope.
The Fight to Preserve Medicaid for Disabled Children in California

1 week ago | yesmagazine.org | Claudia Boyd-Barrett

Why you can trust us Jessica Pequeño of Napa has been taking breaks from watching the news lately. But when she opens her social media feeds for the support groups she frequents for parents of children with disabilities, they’re full of panicked chatter about the news she’s been trying to avoid.
“Patrice” Captures the Fight for Marriage Equality for Disabled Couples

2 weeks ago | yesmagazine.org | Vilissa Thompson

Since 2015, when the Supreme Court decided in Obergefell v. Hodges that LGBTQ people could legally wed, the United States has been touting its commitment to marriage equality. When conservative legislators hinted at undoing marriage equality in 2022, the U.S. House and Senate even approved the Respect for Marriage Act, which then President Joe Biden signed into law. Though the bill fell short of codifying Obergefell v.
LGBTQ Organizations Fight for Safe Housing for Trans Americans

2 weeks ago | yesmagazine.org | Sara Youngblood Gregory

When Renee Lau, a special projects coordinator at the trans-led housing and wellness center Baltimore Safe Haven, transitioned at the age of 63, she lost everything. “My marriage fell apart,” she says.
10 Organizing Principles for Defeating Trumpism 2.0

3 weeks ago | yesmagazine.org | Arun Gupta

As soon as President Donald Trump began his shock-and-awe assault on the federal government in January 2025, lists began bouncing around the internet with titles like “How to Survive the Trump Years.” They advised readers on how to respond to the chaos politically, personally, and when dealing with others.
Activists Boycott Chevron for Fueling Genocide

3 weeks ago | yesmagazine.org | Breanna Draxler |Amal Ahmed

Why you can trust us Every summer in Portland, Oregon, thousands of people participate in the city’s famous World Naked Bike Ride. In the two decades since its launch, the event has become something of a tourist attraction, and one of the city’s many quirks that locals brag about.
Seed Banks Buffer Central American Farmers Against Climate Change

4 weeks ago | yesmagazine.org | Peter Yeung

Why you can trust us Growing up in the mountains of western Guatemala, Feliciano Perez Tomas cultivated the same type of native maize his family had for generations. The breed of corn was central to his Indigenous K’iche’ community’s diet, a grain- and pulse-heavy intake that dates back to the time of the Maya civilization. But over the years, more frequent and intense rains—linked to climate change—came earlier in the year, disrupting the harvest.
No Kendrick Lamar, the Revolution Will Not Be Commercialized

4 weeks ago | yesmagazine.org | Jenn M. Jackson

Someone is going to read this and think I wrote it because I hate football. Another person will read this piece and think I have a deeply ingrained dislike for Black men and rap music. Others will see this article, skim a few lines, and believe I want only awful things for Black women entrepreneurs. But, truthfully, I want us to think more critically about what our liberation looks like and how we intend to get there.
Climate Justice Activists Won’t Back Down From Donald Trump

1 month ago | yesmagazine.org | Marianne Dhenin

Since Donald Trump and his unelected billionaire advisor, Elon Musk, came to power in January, the pair have followed the old Silicon Valley tech motto to “move fast and break things.” That’s bad news for the climate. Since his inauguration on Jan. 20, 2025, Trump has issued hundreds of executive orders freezing climate spending, withdrawing from the Paris Agreement, and fast-tracking fossil fuel projects.
How Immigrant Communities are Fighting ICE Raids

1 month ago | yesmagazine.org | Lourdes Medrano

Why you can trust us One day a week, 70-year-old Javier Gastelum sits beneath a shade tree outside a bakery near his home to chat with old friends and sell a few pounds of fresh Mexican cheese. For 30 years, Gastelum’s routine in Tucson, Arizona, was based on congeniality and familiarity.