Endorsing Nina Turner

Guest submission by Nico Fischer Coronavirus has devastated communities around the United States. Nearly 500,000 people have died, and millions have fallen into unemployment while small-businesses close at record numbers. Communities of color are some of the hardest hit. African-Americans are almost 3 times more likely to contract COVID-19. Despite…

Guest submission by Exavier Wells “Radical Urban Eco-Geography’’— a way to change the nature of cities so they work for all people and the environment. By 2050 almost 70% of the earth’s inhabitants will live in an urban setting, which could potentially create a worrying outcome. The world’s urban centers…

Guest Submission by Exavier Wells The importance of climate solutions such as diverting the assets and production capacity of all fossil-fuel companies away from oil, coal, and gas towards clean energy should not be understated, but there must also be a marshaling of the entire world’s resources in order to…

By Andrew Green I recently had the privilege of meeting with Green Party co-founder and 2020 presidential candidate Howie Hawkins on behalf of Done Waiting. Our discussion on green activism and the Party itself took us in many directions, ranging from the nascent Movement for A People’s Party to critiques…

Guest Submission by Shyam Arakere Donald John Trump. The 45th president of the United States of America and arguably the most consequential president was elected without the popular vote. Trump has changed the course of this country, and on January 20th, Joe Biden will be left with the task of…

By Andrew Green Change requires changemakers. Advocates, activists, and organizers are the ones who bring issues into the spotlight and work towards solutions. Depending on what is being fought for, there are manifold means of orchestrating this work; some organizations solicit donations from deep-pocketed corporate donors, while others avail people…

By Andrew Green The ongoing pandemic has been disastrous for America. Not only has Covid-19 brought about a staggering number of deaths, it has also, when combined with governmental inaction, brought the nation to a state of dire precarity; as of early August, between 29 and 43 percent of renter…

December 1, 2020 (MICHIGAN) — Like every political advocate eager to shift the next wave of legislative power, Done Waiting has Georgia on our mind. The two runoff senatorial races will determine whether Democrats or Republicans hold majority power in the senate, and whether Senator Mitch McConnell will be forced…