Eleanor Goldfield is a creative radical, journalist, and filmmaker. Her work focuses on radical and censored issues via photo, video, and written journalism, as well as artistic mediums including music, poetry, and visual art. She is the host of the podcast, Act Out, co-host of the podcast Common Censored along with Lee Camp, and co-host of the podcast Silver Threads along with Carla Bergman. Her award-winning documentary film, “Hard Road Of Hope” is about West Virginia as both resource colony and radical inspiration. She also assists in frontline action organizing and training. See more of Elanor's work @ ArtKillingApathy.com | HardRoadofHope.com
斯德哥尔摩的埃莉诺·戈德菲尔德（Eleanor Goldfield）报告说，COVID-19如何揭露了在瑞典扎根的美式资本主义现实，以及这种流行病如何导致该国民主社会主义的终结。
From Djurgården, I walk along the water on Strandvägen – a rising fall whips in a determined wind across the water, slicing at remnants of summer and carving pathways around centuries-old buildings. Colors like Nordic interior design catalogs look like they've been stirred among clouds – a muted vibrance that evokes a calm and stoic
美国的权力经纪人希望壁画，肯特布和一系列不成熟的立法改革能够安抚激进主义者放弃为真正的变革而战。
The crowd cheered. I hustled to slide the fresh battery into place, snap the latch closed, click on, and survey the scene. On their knees, protestors in front of the newly erected fence applauded as a cop on the other side took a knee. Around him, other cops seemed to take no notice, shifting in their riot gear as the sun slowly dipped behind the
这次冠状病毒大流行暴露了我们社会中最弱势群体的全部子集，这充分说明了种族主义，性别歧视，帝国主义和资本主义的有毒混合，使美国融合得如此好。
They talk about it as if they're doing a garbage, low budget remake of “Charlie and the Chocolate Factory,” but instead of a golden ticket, it's a $1,200 check. And instead of a magical trip through a fantasy land of candy and orange-faced crooners, it's a paltry pittance from an orange-faced fascist who held up the delivery in order to ensure
随着州和地方当局的挣扎以及联邦政府将重点放在拯救华尔街上，一场由志愿人员推动的互助革命正在全美被剥夺权利的社区中进行。
I'm not from DC, but I live here. I'm now a part of this living, breathing being that is a city. This city. It helps me to think of cities that way, even ones that I don't fully feel at home in – like a body. And I'm like a blood transfusion. I know this isn't my city, my body, but it's where my life flows now, and so I best flow with it. This body
我们与委内瑞拉人民的共同点多于我们对自己政府的共同点。根据这种理解，我们可以建立真正的团结，并且反对我们和全球同行的政变。
There's an office that you go to to overthrow a government. CIA Whistleblower John Kiriakou stands in front of a packed house in the Chavez Room at the Venezuelan Embassy. A mural of Hugo Chavez looks on from the back wall. Bookcases stand empty, a fitting sign of the bumbling idiocy of empire. The lobby has been converted into a makeshift gallery:
现在是时候捍卫信息革命的残余。在街头和网络上，我们需要听取并提升声音，以便进行激进和渐进的变革。脱掉公司的堵嘴，关闭社交媒体监控百叶窗，并转移。
I didn’t realize you were still doing your show!” “Why can’t I see your posts anymore?” “I’ve had to re-follow you several times on Facebook.” These are but a few of the various comments and complaints about my Facebook page that I’ve fielded the past two years. With growing regularity and intensity, the cheery blue “F” has fucked over radical
