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Laura Jacobs

  • Chair, Board of Directors for the Callen-Lorde Community Health Center and Writer and Contributor, HuffPost
New York
As seen in: HuffPost, Los Angeles Times, Salon, Truthout, AlterNet, Beacon Press, Evie Magazine, Green European Journal, Windy City Times, Tehachapi News
Psychotherapist, activist, author, public speaker focusing on issues of gender, sexuality, & alternate lifestyles. A Trans* and GenderQueer identified heretic.
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How Firewalls Fall

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By Francesca De Benedetti, Raluca Besliu, Laura Jacobs
| Green European Journal
The far right’s growth across Europe and its participation in decision-making are often framed as the inevitable product of polarisation and a disgruntled electorate. However, a closer examination of local, national and European trends suggests that it is, in fact, political and economic elites who nurture far-right forces to prevent the emergence of genuine alternatives to the neoliberal consensus. “There is no room for firewalls”.
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Can Romania Overcome Its Divisions?

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By Beatrice White, Laura Jacobs, Charlène Calderaro, Magdalena Środa
| Green European Journal
The surprise victory of centrist Nicușor Dan in the presidential election represents a setback for Romania’s far right and established political forces. Coming just months after the Constitutional Court annulled the vote upon suspicions of electoral interference, the election exposed the deep divisions within Romanian society and reflected institutional tensions that are also at play in other European countries.
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Snapshots: India, Latin America, Israel, Neoliberalism

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By Lorenzo Marsili, Laura Jacobs, Charlène Calderaro, Magdalena Środa
| Green European Journal
How did the far right become a global phenomenon? Although the Hindu Right has a long history in India, the current wave of its success can be traced back to the 1980s when a suite of Hindu rightwing organisations converged to reclaim Hindu temples that had allegedly been desecrated by Islamic invaders in medieval times.
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