"We've got to hit the reset button."

Richard Florida, to his credit, is rethinking the creative class argument.

https://blog.jonudell.net/2009/12/08/stewart-brands-whole-earth-discipline/

"The New York Times is the heart and soul of American conventional wisdom."

James Riser, with Christopher Lydon, http://radioopensource.org/an-inconsistent-truth, discussing the Times' suppression of Riser's scoop on the NSA's domestic spying in 2004, and its failure to properly investigate the weapons of mass destruction storyline used to justify the Iraq invasion.

"The Truth has a Voice" ... sometimes.

http://radioopensource.org/mark-blyths-state-union/

"Millennials (and beyond) outnumber boomers, they need to show up, they need to take control, and get organized."

When I listened to Unmasking Misogyny on Radio Open Source, a key takeaway for me was Danielle McGuire's version of the story of Rosa Parks. It provides a context for Parks' activism that I (perhaps many) had missed. I've ordered her book, At the Dark End of the Street, to learn more about the history. But McGuire's remarks on the podcast summarize the case in a compelling way. I wanted to share. Here's the clip.