By Ashley StahlThe Roaring Fork Tranny When we were growing up, we all asked: "How did people let the Holocaust happen?" Teachers talked about Hitler's charisma, economic desperation, and propaganda. But they never explained how millions of ordinary people watched their neighbors disappear and did nothing. We're not asking anymore. Because we're watching it happen … Continue reading WE ARE THE CANARY: Why Trans People Know Exactly What’s Coming
Noticia de última hora: ICE apunta ilegalmente a los juzgados del oeste de Colorado
por Jacob Richards las últimas dos semanas ha surgido una tendencia inquietante en el oeste de Colorado. Ayer, 26 de febrero, a las 8:45 de la ma En ñana, unos agentes del ICE se llevaron a un hombre justo a la salida del juzgado del condado de Garfield, en Glenwood Springs. Según los activistas inmigrantes detrás de la página de Facebook Are Saucedo Reporta, que han hablado con la esposa de la persona detenida, la persona detenida vio a los agentes que la arrestaron dentro de la sala del tribunal, y los agentes la siguieron fuera del juzgado y la arrestaron en el estacionamiento del juzgado. A las 4 de la tarde, la persona fue trasladada al campo de concentración del grupo GEO en Aurora. Esto es especialmente preocupante porque el pasado mes de … Continue reading Noticia de última hora: ICE apunta ilegalmente a los juzgados del oeste de Colorado
What Palestine Taught Me About Steadfastness— and What Americans Must Learn
By Robyn McBurney Prior to a settler tour, streets are cleared by Israeli Occupation Forces. Photo Courtesy of Robyn McBurney. I crossed the border into Palestine thinking I was prepared. I had read the history. I had studied the language. I have a degree in Middle Eastern and North African Studies, focused largely on the … Continue reading What Palestine Taught Me About Steadfastness— and What Americans Must Learn
Shelter to Close: Legalized Camping in Parks Begins
In a few days the north avenue shelter will close after 27 years in operation. You will read and watch lots of stories that pull on the heart strings. "Where will these people go?" The Revolutionist prefers solutions and action over vibes and condolences. What no news outlet will tell you, or our unhoused co-workers … Continue reading Shelter to Close: Legalized Camping in Parks Begins
Glenwood Springs ICE Field Office 20 Years out of Compliance, CALL TO ACTION: Evict ICE
For over 20 years, Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) has operated a secret "Hold Room" (ICE Facility Code: GSCHOLD) in the heart of our community at 100 Midland Ave, Suite 210, Glenwood Springs, CO 81601. This is not an administrative office; it is a tactical detention hub that poses multiple risks to the occupants and … Continue reading Glenwood Springs ICE Field Office 20 Years out of Compliance, CALL TO ACTION: Evict ICE
Poets to the Front, or We Are Many and They Are Few
by Jacob Richards The state killings of Alex Pretti and Renée Good in Minneapolis have not only galvanized a nation and led to widespread protest, general strikes, and student walkouts, but they have also inspired a tidal wave of poetry, music, and art. Still from Springsteen's video for "Streets of Minniapolis." Most prominently, Bruce Springsteen’s … Continue reading Poets to the Front, or We Are Many and They Are Few
Stay Dangerous: Q & A with NVR ENDVR
Editor’s Note: NVR ENDVR is one of the busiest local bands in the Grand Junction scene. They have regular local shows and tour nationally. Their energetic stage presence and provocative timely lyrics have made them a fan favorite. Jake Duffney is vocal about his political beliefs that inspire both his music and his participation in … Continue reading Stay Dangerous: Q & A with NVR ENDVR
February News Briefs
Heads Roll in Telluride Post-Strike The recent strike by the Telluride Ski Patrol exposed the naked reality of resort towns across the state, namely that they are company towns whose economic stability and community health are at the whims of aloof billionaires. During the strike, elected officials from both Telluride and Mountain Village attempted to … Continue reading February News Briefs
Socialism– Poetry
by Kathrine Stokes Kathrine Dewar was born near Dary in Scotland in 1852. She immigrated to the United States in the 1880s. In 1888, she married Walter Stokes in Coal Creek, Colorado outside of Canon City, and the next year gave birth to her only child William. In 1898, the Stokes family moved to Pear … Continue reading Socialism– Poetry
Get Amped: A Call to Action
By KWSI Radio Anyone who’s paying attention has noticed that finding reliable news and information is becoming more difficult almost by the day. In fact, there were an average of 2.5 newspaper closures per week in 2024, and since 2005, well over Three-thousand print newspapers have vanished (2024 State of Local News Reports by Medill … Continue reading Get Amped: A Call to Action
