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The Fascism Barometer

Ejeris Dixon
Fascism
Authoritarianism
Civil Rights
Trump Administration
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Learning about fascism can feel overwhelming and terrifying. The Fascism Barometer is a podcast and resource hub to answer your questions and explore solutions together. Join our movement meteorologist Ejeris Dixon and a crew of amazing guests to discuss how rising fascism affects our safety, our communities, and how we can stop it.

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Ejeris Dixon welcomes back author and strategist Alicia Garza for a clear-eyed read of the moment. Garza breaks down how fascism weaponizes white supremacy and emergency politics to manufacture enemies, demand a strongman, and win consent, while remi... more

Ejeris Dixon welcomes abolitionist safety practitioner Che Johnson-Long and technologist-lawyer Ken Montenegro back to The Fascism Barometer for a grounded, practical guide to resisting in a fast-shifting landscape. They unpack how fascism feeds on p... more

In the second half of this vital conversation, host Ejeris Dixon and movement strategist Tarso Ramos go beyond diagnosing the rise of fascism—they map out what we must do to resist it. From learning lessons of South Africa’s Freedom Charter and Unite... more

In part one of this wide-ranging two-part episode, Ejeris Dixon welcomes Tarso Ramos back to The Fascism Barometer. Ramos, a seasoned researcher of fascist, authoritarian, and supremacist movements, shares how his family’s escape from Brazil’s milita... more

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Recent Guests

Tarso Ramos
Long-time researcher and movement advisor on fascism and authoritarianism, Brazilian born, raised in the US after his family was exiled by Brazil's military regime.
Episode: What Time Is It on the Clock of Fascism? — Tarso Ramos on the Urgency to Act (Part 2)
Tarso Luis Ramos
Speaker and movement advisor on authoritarianism and fascism.
Political Research Associates
Episode: What Time Is It on the Clock of Fascism? — Tarso Ramos on the Urgency to Act, Part 1
Erica Woodland
Facilitator, consultant, psychotherapist, and healing justice practitioner with over 20 years of experience.
National Queer and Trans Therapists of Color Network
Episode: Feel Everything to Fight Strategically: Erica Woodland on Emotions, Trauma, Healing, and Resistance
Rachel Herzing
An organizer, activist, and educator with extensive experience in grassroots movements against policing and imprisonment.
Co-author of 'How to Abolish Prisons', Director of the Yarrow Institute
Episode: Disrupting The Frontline of Fascism: Prisons and Policing with Rachel Herzing
Cristina Jiménez Moreta
Award-winning community organizer, best-selling author, and leading voice in movements for social justice.
United We Dream
Episode: From Ecuador to Queens: Cristina Jiménez Moreta on Immigration, Fascism, and Liberation
Lumumba Akinwole Bandele
Father, husband, educator, and organizer based in Bedford Stuyvesant, Brooklyn
Community United for Police Reform
Episode: Telling the Truth, Telling Our Victories: Lumumba Bandele on Lessons from Repressive Times
Shane Burley
Journalist and author focusing on anti-fascist movements.
Episode: Safety Through Solidarity: How Anti-War and Anti-Fascist Struggles are Connected with Shane Burley
Malkia Devich-Cyril
Activist, writer, and public speaker on issues of digital rights, narrative power, black liberation, and collective grief.
Former Executive Director of Media Justice
Episode: Grief Is the Healing: Malkia Devich-Cyril on Organizing Through Loss
Maurice Mitchell
Nationally recognized political strategist and leader in the Movement for Black Lives.
Working Families Party
Episode: No Kings, No Billionaires: Building a People-Powered Future with Maurice Mitchell

Host

Ejeris Dixon
Movement meteorologist and host focused on discussing the effects of rising fascism and strategies for resistance.

Reviews

4.6 out of 5 stars from 79 ratings
  • Let’s learn together!

    Every single episode - incredibly packed with approachable and essential information. The revolution is possible and we need each other, shared language, and folks that can help us SEE it. Thank you for this!!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    lalalalalla
    United States3 months ago
  • Very helpful and accessible!

    Really good resource for sharing with folks who aren’t super involved with politics, but still want to do something:

    I was able to share an episode with a younger cousin and they really appreciated how the host breaks down concepts and terms in a way that is easy to understand.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Ali "The Yellow Dart" M
    United States10 months ago
  • Grounded information

    Most conversations about fascism seem to only talk about history or make wild claims about the future, but these conversations actually take lessons from history and apply them to assessing the current moment, and the near future impacts on our communities in ways that we can actually organize around and respond to. The language is accessible and the tone is connecting - you can feel the long arc of relationships behind Ejeris and her guests. A great podcast!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Unicorns and Dinosaurs
    United States10 months ago
  • Perfect tone, content, and guests

    Just dipping my toe back into media consumption post-election and this podcast is the perfect bridge. The tone, content, and guests are just right. Thank you for this, Ejeris.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    MyBikeBetty
    United States10 months ago
  • So needed!!

    Thank you so much for this essential podcast! These learnings and the way in which the information is delivered is so helpful during these very scary and terrifying times. I have learned so much from the host and the guests to help me and my community!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Nathan2328
    United States10 months ago

Listeners Say

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Listeners appreciate the accessible, informative content that breaks down complex sociopolitical issues related to fascism and authoritarianism.
Reviewers highlight the practical strategies and historical perspectives provided, which are crucial for grassroots organizing and activism.
The engaging discussions foster a deep sense of community and solidarity among listeners.

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Risk, Bravery & Collective Safety: Che Johnson-Long and Ken Montenegro on Fighting Fascism
Q: What is the assignment that you want to leave with folks?
One assignment is to find two additional reliable sources of information to broaden understanding of what to expect from fascism, and the second is to join an organization for collective action.
Risk, Bravery & Collective Safety: Che Johnson-Long and Ken Montenegro on Fighting Fascism
Q: Why do you think it's important for the communities that you come from to understand what fascism is?
Understanding how fascism works provides the tools necessary to resist and defeat it; it is essential for protecting marginalized communities.
What Time Is It on the Clock of Fascism? — Tarso Ramos on the Urgency to Act, Part 1
Q: Why is it important for communities to understand fascism?
Understanding fascism helps us recognize and respond to the ongoing realities of racial capitalism and colonialism that can obscure fundamental shifts in our conditions.
What Time Is It on the Clock of Fascism? — Tarso Ramos on the Urgency to Act, Part 1
Q: How do your personal experiences with these movements inform your political work?
My family's background in resisting authoritarianism in Brazil profoundly influenced my approach to fighting the US far right.
Disrupting The Frontline of Fascism: Prisons and Policing with Rachel Herzing
Q: What actions can people take to deepen their work in preventing a police state?
People should join organizations, engage in study, and practice non-compliance, to defend vulnerable communities and resist state repression.

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This podcast addresses the complexities and nuances surrounding the rise of fascism and authoritarianism, emphasizing the urgent need for collective action and resistance. With each episode, the host engages with a variety of guests, including activists, educators, and researchers, to explore a wide range of topics such as mental health, community organizing, and strategies for resisting oppressive systems. By integrating personal stories, historical context, and actionable advice, the conversations aim to empower listeners to understand their roles in combating the threats posed by fascism to marginalized communities and democratic values.

Notably, the podcast creates an inclusive space that not only provides educational insights but also... more

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1. Tarso Ramos
2. Tarso Luis Ramos
3. Erica Woodland
4. Rachel Herzing
5. Cristina Jiménez Moreta
6. Lumumba Akinwole Bandele
7. Shane Burley
8. Malkia Devich-Cyril

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