Julia's share: America needs a mass movement - now
- Oct 27, 2025
- 1 min read
Updated: Dec 12, 2025
From Julia: In a time when it doesn't feel like individuals hold much power, or are listened to by our governments, this article's recapping on civil uprisings made me feel truly inspired. Human beings have the ability to be so brave and selfless.
kèo nhà cái hôm trước mình lướt thấy mọi người bàn tán nên ghé thử cho biết thôi. Mình không rành soi số liệu hay bắt kèo gì đâu, chủ yếu xem trang có dễ dùng và cập nhật có nhanh không. Vào rồi thấy họ trình bày tỷ lệ theo kiểu bảng nhìn khá sạch, kéo xuống là nắm được trận nào đang nhúc nhích mà không bị chữ nghĩa chồng chéo. Cũng hay ở chỗ mấy tiêu đề nội dung chia khối rõ ràng, nên mình chỉ cần lướt mắt là biết đang ở phần nào chứ không phải bấm qua lại nhiều. Nói chung cảm giác nhẹ nhàng, không bị rối, và mình thích nhất là cái…
I appreciate David Brooks' point of view usually. But it seemed like this article ended abruptly... or did I hit a paywall? Is the last line of the article, "It embraces the optics of fascism, and flaunts its autocratic aspirations"? I also appreciate Jeanne wanting to look at all the sides of the issue, but I honestly can't feign any positivity toward an administration that is so blatantly unjust and vindictive, no matter what it's policies entail.
I really enjoyed this piece. It gave me a lot to think about in terms of what it takes to build a social movement that people feel connected to, rather than simply aligning with a political side.
I found the analysis of Trumpism particularly interesting. It offered useful insight into the emotional and social forces that can drive people to rally around a cause or a leader.
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