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Host Jacobin's @thedigradio podcast. Author of All-American Nativism from @versobooks. Organizing for housing justice @reclaimri.
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Socialist Francesca Hong on Her Wisconsin Insurgency

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By Daniel Denvir Verified
| Portside
Francesca Hong Yes. I’m proud to have the endorsement of my home chapter, Madison DSA, and then DSA Milwaukee, as well as the DSA chapters across the state that are growing: Coulee DSA, Rock River DSA, and Northeast DSA, as well as multiple Young Democratic Socialists of America chapters. We’ve just built our regional committees and, as I said, over five thousand people have volunteered.
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Maine candidate for governor Troy Jackson

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By Mark Otto, Daniel Denvir Verified
| thedigradio.com
06 Jun 2026 Featuring Maine candidate for governor Troy Jackson, Wisconsin candidate for governor Francesca Hong, New York State Senate candidate Aber Kawas, and victorious Tempe, Arizona City Council candidate Bobby Nichols. The third episode in a series...
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El capitalismo se construyó sobre las ruinas de los comunes

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By Daniel Denvir Verified
| Biodiversidad LA
El principal producto de la Revolución Industrial no fueron las mercancías, sino una nueva clase social que no poseía nada más que su propia fuerza de trabajo para sobrevivir. El historiador Peter Linebaugh analiza el origen de la clase trabajadora a través del violento cercamiento de las tierras comunales de las que antes dependía.
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