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Rebecca Solnit

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Rebecca Solnit on the New World Struggling to Be Born

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By Michael Podhorzer, Anat Shenker-Osorio, Rebecca Solnit
| Weekend Reading
This week Anat and I sat down with Rebecca Solnit, talking about her new book The Beginning Comes After the End: Notes on a World of Change. Solnit’s core argument is that we’ve lost our baselines — that most people have no real memory of how dramatically the world has changed for women, queer people, immigrants, and Indigenous communities, and without that baseline, you can’t see what the fascist MAGA backlash is actually trying to undo.
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Cooperation Is More Powerful Than Coercion

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By Rebecca Solnit
| Portside
Cooperation Is More Powerful Than Coercion Published May 5, 2026 This article was first published on Meditations in an Emergency. What is power? It is at its most essential the ability to influence an outcome on any or all scales, to protect one’s own interests at a minimum and to influence, even control others at a maximum. Violence is constantly misunderstood as power, and it certainly looks like power, and in some respects it is power, but a limited kind of power to harm and destroy.
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Cuando las instituciones violan a las naciones

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By Rebecca Solnit
| PANIKO.cl Verified
Dos mundos colisionan en una suite de lujo. Algunas reflexiones sobre el FMI, la injusticia mundial, y un extraño en un tren. Dos mundos colisionan en una suite de lujo. Algunas reflexiones sobre el FMI, la injusticia mundial, y un extraño en un tren. ¿Cómo puedo contar una historia que ya conocemos demasiado bien? Ella se llamaba África. Él, Francia.
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