Mainstream parties in Germany are making the same mistakes they did in the United States and other countries in fighting the far-right, says historian Thomas Zimmer.

AfD and other far-right parties in Europe and North America won’t be defeated by centrist parties moving right on immigration, says author Thomas Zimmer.

Flock hosted a webinar on how to use its license plate–tracking cameras.

Author Natasha Warikoo says that most Americans believe in achieving greater diversity and equity and that the Trump administration has not permanently defeated those causes.

Author Alex Vitale says that while there was a backlash to the term “defund,’ many of the changes called for by the movement are happening across the country.

Alex Vitale says that despite the public backlash to “defund,” many of the changes that the movement called for are happening.

Progressive candidates like Wisconsin’s Francesca Hong aren’t explaining to voters that they can win the general election, leaving them vulnerable to centrist opposition casting them as “unelectable.”

Progressive candidates need a strategy to deal with center-left opponents who say progressives can’t win general elections in swing states.

Author Michelle Phelps explains why Minneapolis has been at the center of recent racial justice movements.

Author Michelle Phelps explains why Minneapolis has been at the center of recent racial justice movements.

AAUP president Todd Wolfson says that endorsing El-Sayed and other candidates is part of defending both higher education and democracy.

AAUP President Todd Wolfson says that endorsing El-Sayed and other candidates is part of defending both higher education and democracy.

Scholar Deva Woodly says progressive politicians shouldn’t distance themselves from the movements of the early 2020s.

Scholar Deva Woodly argues that progressive politicians shouldn’t distance themselves from the movements of the early 2020s.

The contests in Minnesota and Wisconsin this week are among the last major fights this year between the Democratic Party’s progressives and centrists.

The contests in Minnesota and Wisconsin this week are among the last major fights this year between the Democratic Party’s progressives and centrists.

Political scientists Seth Masket and Julia Azari say the super-close contest between El-Sayed and Stevens shows a party where neither faction is dominant.

Abdul El-Sayed’s narrow win in the primary may not portend much for the general election, particularly if the entire Democratic Party unifies around him.

Michigan’s Abdul El-Sayed and Wisconsin’s Francesca Hong are showing that innovative campaign tactics help candidates outside of progressive strongholds too.

The political skills that have helped Abdul El-Sayed and Francesca Hong surge in Democratic primaries suggest that they will be solid general election candidates too.