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David S. Meyer
I'm a professor of sociology and political science at the University of California, Irvine. I've been thinking, and writing about, protest politics for almost ever. This site offers comments on contemporary events, informed (I hope) by knowing something about history and about the academic study of social movements.
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Repression backfires in Minneapolis (1)
Federal agents seem determined to kill anti-deportation protesters, at least enough of them to kill the resistance. It’s not working–at least not yet. Minnesotans are fighting back. Who guessed that Minneapolis, Minnesota would become the front line of the civil … Continue reading
Froze and reversed the arms race: anniversary, repost.
I’m reposting this reminder about the massive nuclear freeze march, part of an important campaign in the 1980s. Of course, nuclear weapons are rarely the most salient story today, when a war rages in Ukraine, activists across the country demonstrate … Continue reading
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Tagged arms control, cold war, Doomsday Clock, Federation of American Scientists, incrementalism, INF agreement, June 12, New York City, nuclear freeze, nuclear weapons, Open Skies, pacifists, partial victories, peace movement, Randall Forsberg, Ronald Reagan, Russia, Ukraine
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Moral choices to resist generally come unannounced
The Trump Resistance I featured large numbers of people who went out of their way to confront legal and moral threats. Millions turned out for demonstrations, when they could have stayed at home. Thousands braved traffic or mass transit to … Continue reading
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Tagged Adam Kinzinger, airport protests, Antonin Scalia, Bob Corker, compliance, Covington and Burling, Danielle Sassoon, Donald Trump, Eric Adams, flattery, Hagan Scotten, J. Harvie Wilkinson, Jeff Flake, Justin Amash, law, Lawfare, Liz Cheney, Mitt Romney, New York City, Paul Weiss, perkins Coie, resistance, women's march
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Froze and Reversed the Arms Race, June 12 anniversary (reposted)
I’m reposting this reminder about the massive nuclear freeze march, part of an important campaign in the 1980s. Of course, nuclear weapons are not the most salient story today, when a war rages in Ukraine, activists across the country demonstrate … Continue reading
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Tagged arms control, cold war, Doomsday Clock, Federation of American Scientists, incrementalism, INF agreement, June 12, New York City, nuclear freeze, nuclear weapons, Open Skies, pacifists, partial victories, peace movement, Randall Forsberg, Ronald Reagan, Russia, social movement influence.
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Froze and Reversed the Arms Race, June 12 anniversary
I’m reposting this reminder about the massive nuclear freeze march, part of an important campaign in the 1980s. Of course, nuclear weapons are not the most salient story today, when a war rages in Ukraine and hundreds of thousands of … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
Tagged arms control, cold war, Doomsday Clock, Federation of American Scientists, incrementalism, INF agreement, June 12, New York City, nuclear freeze, Open Skies, pacifists, partial victories, peace movement, Randall Forsberg, Ronald Reagan, Russia, social movement influence.
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Occupy at 10 (3/3)
Occupy educated and politicized a generation of activists who spilled out into scores of loosely allied movements and American life. They represent a massive resource for every progressive effort that’s followed. Here’s the short story: Occupy appeared to trace a … Continue reading
Froze and reversed the arms race (June 12)
I’m reposting this reminder about the massive nuclear freeze march, part of an important campaign in the 1980s. Of course, nuclear weapons are not the most salient story today, when the United States is faced with a public health crisis, … Continue reading
Who organized the racial justice demonstrations?
I want to know who’s put together these demonstrations against racialized police violence all across the United States. The police killing of George Floyd was a provocation, but protests don’t automatically follow from injustice. Organizers make demonstrations happen. Those large … Continue reading
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Tagged #blacklivesmatter, Brooklyn, Camden, coordination, Dana Chivvis, demonstration, George Floyd, Houston, New Jersey, New York City, organization, police, Red Hook, This American Life
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Statue, of limitations
Just because someone once thought a statue was a good idea doesn’t mean the rest of us have to live with it forever. The American Museum of Natural History is removing the statue of Theodore Roosevelt that guards its entrance, … Continue reading
Froze and reversed the arms race, anniversary repost
I’m reposting this reminder about the massive nuclear freeze march, part of an important campaign in the 1980s. Of course, nuclear weapons are not the most salient story today, when the United States is faced with a public health crisis, … Continue reading
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