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“Dixon is a member of Punch Up Collective and serves on the advisory board for the activist journal Upping the Anti.”
“His first book was Another Politics: Talking Across Today’s Transformative Movements.”
“Steadiness is about putting a lot of care and thought into our efforts, and dependably showing up and following through.”
“__________________________________ Excerpt from For the Long Haul: How to Stay in the Fight for a Better World by Chris Dixon ( AK Press / Between the Lines , 2026).”
“Steadiness also has implications for how we understand urgency.”
“It means moving in a deliberate and sustained manner.”
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“Steadiness, in all of these ways, has implications for how fast we choose to move.”
“Hussain’s insight has broader ramifications as well.”
“In a report on their activities in 2019, CPE highlighted the importance of striving to be “regular, rigorous, and reliable.” I don’t believe they intended this as a prescription.”
“I think about this with an insight from Pat Hussain, one of the people who started the organization Southerners On New Ground (SONG), a multiracial, multigenerational queer liberation organization fighting for racial and economic justice across the US South: “some things we need to do so urgently that we need to slow down.” Hussain said this in a 2014 interview with scholar Lisa Beard while describing SONG’s founding.”
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“Formally trained as a scholar of social movements, he writes and speaks regularly about radical organizing, left history, and movement-based research.”
“It also means accountably telling others when we cannot follow through.”
“Reliability, finally, is about realistically determining what we can do and then meeting our commitments.”
“We bring steadiness to our political work when we make and follow plans and, as much as possible, are intentional about how and when we do things.”
“The second, rigor, is about the standards of quality we set for ourselves.”
“This dynamic, often propelled by urgency, frequently reproduces damaging social hierarchies and undercuts possibilities for coalition across differences.”
“To win in significant ways, we will have to build and sustain movements, propelled by urgency, that move at a pace that we can maintain, collectively, for years to come.”