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"Artistic activism uses the emotional experience of art as a prompt for action and directs that action towards change, turning a complex problem into a clear public message."
“A functioning, robust democracy requires a healthy, educated, participatory followership, and an educated, morally grounded leadership.” — Chinua Achebe, Nigerian novelist, poet a...
By Freja Hallberg. When a protest disrupts a politically confrontational play, who is the actor and who is the activist?
Steinem faced a problem familiar to many activist writers: how to live according to your political principles without sacrificing your art-or vice versa.
Advocates for the freedom to read across the country share their wins, challenges, and opportunities as the work enters year six.
BIPOC literacy and education advocates have been breaking ground and bringing about change since the 18th century.
A riot is the language of the unheard.” — Martin Luther King, Jr. • Check EugeneTogetherStrong.org for protest updates. If arrested at a protest: Eugene … Continue reading →
The recent scandals around A.I. in fiction seem driven less by questions of literary merit than by the workings of anti-woke vigilante activists.
No one is coming to save us, so we must do it ourselves. Here are 60+ small tasks to help defend the right to read in 2026 and beyond.
American Occupation, Literary Hub’s anthology of letters written by Minnesota authors, poets, and journalists during Operation Metro Surge, releases in January.
“We are the women our parents warned us against, and we are proud.” — Gloria Steinem, feminist activist and writer • Check EugeneTogetherStrong.org for protest … Continue reading →
“Under Siege,” an extraordinary work of collective theater written by dozens of Black women playwrights, which is being performed over the weekend in cities across America as part ...
Beijing long promoted novels about working-class travails. What happens when authors point fingers at the state?
By Giselle Byrd. Giselle Byrd reflects on the Theater Offensive’s Creative Labor, Creative Conditions activations which brought together legendary Boston figures who shaped our cul...
By Yashmita -. Who profits when marginalized experiences become legible enough to sell?
“America is a land where a citizen will cross the ocean to fight for democracy — and won’t cross the street to vote in a … Continue reading →
A.A. Winston presents “You Say You Want a Revolution,” a poetry collection centered on the author's concerns about American democracy, individual rights, and government responsib...
By . A roundtable conversation with three Roma theatre companies from Italy, Hungary, and Romania on the topic of "artivism", facilitated by Aurora Bulgarelli during the Roma Heroe...
One of the country’s most popular novelists writes what she calls socially engaged fiction. In her new book, she considers the role of art—and who it’s for.
These books documenting global historical protest movements can help us all see how our predecessors protested and bring it into today.
At 16, Barbara Johns had had enough. In 1951, after years of attending an overcrowded, dilapidated school in Jim Crow-era Virginia, she secretly organised her classmates to strike...
‘We categorically reject censorship’, letter says as author’s books removed from sale over legal restrictions
Incorporating real-world political or social issues into a commercial novel has always been tricky, if not questionable. Is it necessary for the story, or the character? Will a cle...
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