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Phil Mandelbaum

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As seen in: Antagonist Mag, CounterPunch, Crooks and Liars, LinkedIn, Medium, Unicorn Riot
Nonprofit x Political x Digital Strategy + Activation | Design | Journalism | Work: AP, Stand Up For Science, NWU, Unicorn Riot, Counterpunch, Melina Abdullah
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27 (More) Protest Songs Soundtracking The Movement

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By Phil Mandelbaum
| Crooks and Liars Verified
On May Day, Crooks & Liars released a list of 23 protest songs soundtracking the resistance against ICE and the Trump administration. The response was extraordinary, with nearly 8,000 likes, 3,500 saves and 2,000 shares on Instagram alone, as of this writing. Nothing was more inspiring, though, than the passion with which about 400 people proposed additional artists and songs. We couldn’t ignore it.
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Trump’s New National Strategy Labels ‘Left-Wing’ as Terrorists, Akin to ISIL and Al Qaeda

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By Phil Mandelbaum
| Unicorn Riot Verified
Trump’s New National Strategy Labels ‘Left-Wing’ as Terrorists, Akin to ISIL and Al Qaeda The White House’s newly released national counterterrorism strategy identifies the “left-wing,” “anti-fascists,” “anarchists” and “radically pro-transgender ideologies” as terrorist threats equivalent to al Qaeda and the Islamic State.
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Anti-ICE Songs Soundtracking The Resistance

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By Phil Mandelbaum
| Crooks and Liars Verified
Martin Luther King Jr. said “music is the soul of the movement.” As the Trump administration calls for increased funding for war and policing, and more and more people die in ICE custody and at the hands of ICE officers, some artists are refusing to stay silent, continuing a storied tradition. I created my first song and video in five years, because I couldn’t stay silent any longer.
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