Eleanor Goldfield

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

¿Qué significa para nosotros el Día Internacional de la Mujer?

El feminismo se presenta a menudo como una fuerza de liberación, pero con demasiada frecuencia sirve como una fachada para el imperialismo y la opresión. En esta charla especial de Project Censored, Mnar Adley y Afeni Evans se unen a Eleanor Goldfield para exponer cómo el feminismo convencional se ha convertido en un arma para justificar la guerra.

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Por Eleanor Goldfield

This week, a special Project Censored episode: “What To Us Is International Women’s Day?,” a variation on the question asked by Frederick Douglass: What to the Slave is the 4th of July? March 8th is International Women’s Day, and while many will and do celebrate this day in revolutionary ways, the truth is that IWD like so many other holidays is

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Microcosmos del caos y la humanidad: destrucción de vidas negras y morenas por rascacielos en la capital de la nación

En medio de toda la confusión, una cosa está clara: la ciudad ha hecho un trabajo terrible en la divulgación y en asegurar que aquellos que necesitan una vivienda permanente tengan acceso a ella.

Eleanor Goldfield
Por Eleanor Goldfield

ADAMS MORGAN PLAZA, WASHINGTON — “Where that McDonald's is right now,” he says pointing across the street. “That used to be a news stand where I'd buy comics as a kid.” Dumah Muhammad stands in Adams Morgan Plaza in Washington, D.C., a light drizzle misting a small crowd of supporters and press. A few people wrangle a tarp over the PA system and

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Del judaísmo al fascismo: cómo los sionistas dieron la espalda a su propia cultura

Para los sionistas, el impulso de ascender por la escalera empapada de sangre del imperialismo, de no estar más en los peldaños inferiores, envolvió no solo su humanidad sino también sus propias enseñanzas culturales.

Eleanor Goldfield
Por Eleanor Goldfield
Right wing Jews Feature photo

WASHINGTON -- In late June of this year, New Scientist blandly reported that the Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) had “used a swarm of small drones to locate, identify and attack Hamas militants,” the first documented case of a drone swarm being used in so-called combat. In his book, “Exterminate All The Brutes,” Sven Lindqvist contextualizes Adolf

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Abordar la indigencia y la miseria de Estados Unidos: lo que podríamos hacer si nos importara

Las personas sin hogar de la nación podrían alojarse por $ 10 mil millones al año, menos que el precio de un portaaviones.

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Por Eleanor Goldfield
DC Housing Feature photo

WASHINGTON, WARD 1 -- “I wanna know where the $2.5 million is – that's my reaction.” Muhsin Boe Luther Umar -- or as we call him, Uncle Boe -- throws his hands up and shakes his head. In his role as both Resident Council President at Garfield Terrace and D.C. Advisory Neighborhood Commission (ANC) 1B03 Member, he's had more than his fair share of

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Moratoria de desalojo devorado por polillas deja a cientos de miles de personas sin techo

Durante la pandemia, los propietarios han solicitado 284,490 desalojos, y eso es solo en cinco estados y 27 ciudades. Pero, ¿cómo podría ser esto? Después de todo, una moratoria no debería permitir que cientos de miles de hogares caigan en el olvido.

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Por Eleanor Goldfield
pandemic evictions Feature photo

WASHINGTON -- “Raise your hand if you can't pay rent,” she yelled sharply and resolutely into a microphone. A Spanish translation echoed her words as hands shot up across the crowd. “Now make that into a fist. Because we gotta fight! It's only when we fight that we can win!” Cheers and hollers muffled by face masks reverberated off the brick

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No se deje engañar: las cifras oficiales de desempleo son una mentira

Sumérjase en las turbias aguas del desempleo para ver las fallas diseñadas de un sistema que deliberadamente contabiliza mal, desagrega y excluye a millones de personas.

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Por Eleanor Goldfield
Unemployment Feature photo

The official unemployment rate now stands at 6.7%. But that doesn't feel right, does it? Unless you live in a gated community, the reality on the ground feels more dire and more destitute. Behind that cheery 6.7% stand millions of uncounted people – uncounted by design. “'Underemployed' would be the most accurate, but there's not really a good

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A pesar de lo que escuchó, no hubo una transición pacífica

Una mirada crítica a las primeras Órdenes Ejecutivas de Biden en el contexto de la Operación Transición Pacífica en Washington, DC.

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Por Eleanor Goldfield
DC Inauguration Feature

Anyone trying to find the edges of the U.S. Overton Window right now must feel like they're tracing an amateur rendition of an early Picasso. After a summer spent chanting “defund the police,” self-identifying progressives applaud the pouring of some 25,000 troops and busloads of out-of-city law enforcement into the streets of Washington, DC. Those

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