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A Spirit Unbroken, A Nation Inspired as Leonard Peltier Comes Home
For nearly half a century, Peltier was held captive by a system that sought to silence him, to make an example of him, to break him. But the spirit of the warrior cannot be caged. Despite the injustice, the suffering, and the decades of waiting, his heart remained tethered to the land, his people, and the ancestors who walked before him. Now, at 79 years old, he steps back onto the earth as a free man, carrying with him the prayers, love, and unshakable faith of generations w
3 days ago


They’re Tracking Protesters—And It’s Worse Than You Think
If you’ve shown up to a protest in Florida lately—or even just shared one online—you could be on a watchlist. That’s not paranoia. That’s a growing system of surveillance built right here in the Sunshine State to track and intimidate people who speak out.
5 days ago


If You Think Last Week Wasn’t a Win, You Might Be Too Cozy with the Oligarchy
In the wake of the recent special elections in Florida’s 1st and 6th Congressional Districts, it’s imperative to recognize the substantial..
Apr 7


Byron Suggests “Astroturfing,” But the Rage Is Homegrown
When Byron Donalds dismisses the growing wave of protests in his district as “astroturfing,” he’s not just wrong—he’s out of touch. The frus
Mar 28


Byron Donalds for Governor, like Florida isn’t already suffering enough
Hang tight, folks—Congressman Byron Donalds is a trainwreck we can’t stop watching, and now he’s eyeing Florida’s governor gig in 2026. This
Mar 27


Journalistic Integrity: More Than Just Neutrality
In an era of misinformation, deepfakes, and corporate-controlled narratives, journalistic integrity is more important than ever. Too...
Mar 24


Democracy on Mute: Fort Myers Council Listens, Then Ignores
In a powerful display of democracy, Fort Myers residents filled City Hall on Friday for an emergency meeting, bringing thoughtful arguments,
Mar 21


Fort Myers City Council Members Take a Stand Against ICE Training in Local Police Force
Fort Myers, Florida- In a bold and principled move, three Fort Myers City Council members—Terolyn Watson (Ward 3), Diana Giraldo (Ward 2), a
Mar 18


Manufactured Outrage? The Truth Behind the Valimont and Weil Campaigns’ So-Called “Scandal”
In today’s political climate, minor campaign missteps are often blown out of proportion, and the recent coverage of congressional candidates
Mar 17


“We’re a Republic, Not a Democracy”—Congrats, You Just Googled Half a Fact
One of the most common talking points among MAGA Republicans is the claim that “America is a republic, not a democracy.” They throw this phr
Mar 14


America’s Ukraine Betrayal: How Propaganda Flipped the Script on Freedom
Not long ago, supporting Ukraine wasn’t controversial. The images of bombed-out cities, families torn apart, and ordinary people...
Mar 12


Resistance Rising in Southwest Florida: Protesters Tell Donalds to Put People First
A powerful wave of grassroots activism swept through Naples on Monday as over 150 concerned Floridians gathered outside Rep. Byron Donalds..
Mar 10


Dismissed, But Not Defeated—Jones’ Fight for Justice Isn’t Over
Rebekah Jones has long been a central figure in the fight for government transparency, particularly in relation to Florida’s handling of COV
Mar 5


ICE, ICE, Maybe… Billionaires Should Start Paying Taxes
Local authorities have been deputized to accelerate deportations As my small, normally peaceful, rural town has been inundated with ICE...
Mar 3


The Donalds Dossier: Byron for governor? The possibilities and pitfalls
Rep. Byron Donalds (R-19-Fla.) looks like a shoo-in for governor of Florida—and if the election were held tomorrow he likely would be...
Feb 28


Swamp Cabbage Festival Chaos: Protester Pushed by Attendee—Guess Who Got Arrested?
Peaceful protester against mass deportations arrested during Florida Swamp Cabbage Festival
Feb 24


Ctrl+Alt+Defeat Billionaires with AI
Recently, I had the absolute privilege (🙄) of engaging with a Facebook rando who declared—loudly and proudly—that he would not support ...
Feb 21


Foreign Aid, But Make It Fossil Fuels
USAID, the agency once known for helping countries recover from disasters, fight poverty, and build sustainable futures, is getting a bit of
Feb 19


The Cruelty Olympics: DeSantis, Trump, and Florida’s Immigration Crackdown
In a dramatic display of political one-upmanship, Florida’s Republican leaders are embroiled in a contentious battle over immigration policy
Feb 13


Opinion: You Don’t Have to Like the Truth, But That Doesn’t Make It Fake News
In today’s political climate, “fake news” has become a catch-all excuse to dismiss inconvenient facts. Don’t like what a journalist reports?
Feb 10
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