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“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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“Dixon is a member of Punch Up Collective and serves on the advisory board for the activist journal Upping the Anti.”
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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.”