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Atlanta Offers a Model For Building Sanctuary

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By Stephanie Guilloud
| Countercurrents
Atlanta community organizer Bassey Etuk opened a community defense workshop in June with a stark observation, and heads nodded around the crowded room. “Atlanta was a sanctuary city until the governor of Georgia made it illegal in 2009. Now Atlanta is Cop City,” he said. From California to Kenya, whenever I say I’m based in Atlanta, people immediately bring up Cop City, the police training facility that sparked years of protest and major campaigns to prevent it from being built on public land.
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By Organizing Acts of Public Grief, We Build the Courage to Keep Fighting

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By Daniel Hunter, Zack Kligler Verified, Stephanie Guilloud
| Truthout Verified
Honest, paywall-free news is rare. Please support our boldly independent journalism with a donation of any size. Fascism depends on our compliance. Authoritarians know they cannot sustain rule by individually repressing each person in the country. They use threats and violence to inflict fear — a primary weapon to force compliance. If fear is their strategy for compliance, then we need a strategy for sustaining dissent.
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The Antidote To Fear Is Courage

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By Azadeh Shahshahani, Stephanie Guilloud
| Popular Resistance
Above photo: During a No Kings protest in Washington, D.C. on October 18, 2025, protesters march holding “antifa” signs. Bill Clark / CQ-Roll Call, Inc /Getty Images. Why We Have To Be Louder And Bolder About Being Against Fascism.
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