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Redwoods: Only The Tallest Because The Rest Have Been Logged

Posted on October 29, 2015 by Deep Green Resistance Seattle

Here is a familiar fact to many people across the United States and the world: the Redwoods of Northern California are the tallest trees in the world at nearly 400 feet. This is both true and false. It’s true because … Continue reading →

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The Climate Movement is Failing. Here are Two Models to Turn the Tide.

Posted on July 18, 2015 by Deep Green Resistance Seattle

The great musician Lauren Hill once said, “Fantasy is what people want but reality is what they need.” And the reality is that the climate movement is failing. See this graph? That’s a measure of carbon dioxide levels in the … Continue reading →

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Anne Braden: Southern Patriot (Anti-Racist Film Screening)

Posted on December 9, 2014 by DGR News Service

Check out this event from European Dissent Seattle: Click the image for a larger version of the poster. Film screening and discussion as part of our work to build a base of anti-racist white organizers! Saturday, December 13th 3:30 – … Continue reading →

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Steinbeck on Seattle

Posted on October 24, 2014 by DGR News Service
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Historic Images of Seattle

Posted on September 20, 2014 by DGR News Service

Seattle has a long history of social struggle and revolutionary politics that spans many decades. The indigenous people resisted European colonization in several wars in the 1800’s, including the Puget Sound War. Labor struggles have been a huge part of … Continue reading →

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