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We Deserve Better: Honoring the Life and Loss of Jonathan Joss
Joss’s impact extended far beyond one cartoon. He built a decades-long career as an actor, storyteller, and advocate…
Jun 2


Ethical questions on Florida immigration enforcement plan, ties to border ‘czar,’ for-profit prisons
A state proposal for widespread, unregulated roundups of foreign-origin aliens may improperly favor a private, for-profit Florida-based security firm with financial ties to Tom Homan, the Trump regime’s “border czar”.
Jun 2


Enough is Enough: Floridians Confront FPL’s Corporate Greed at Public Hearing
The people of Florida drew a line in the sand—and they did it right in the heart of Lee County.
Dozens of residents, advocates, parents, and elders turned out to the Lee County Civic Center in North Fort Myers for the first of only seven in-district public hearings on Florida Power & Light’s proposed $10 billion rate hike—the largest utility rate increase request in U.S. history.
May 28


ICE Raids, Beaten Kids, Silence—But Tell Me Again About the ‘Good Ones’
They’ve walked out over masks—but not over kids being beaten and killed, or families being raided. Still think there are good cops?
May 18


No, Chemtrails Aren’t Real. But DeSantis’ Distraction Game Definitely Is.
HB 439, which DeSantis signed in May 2025, calls for a ban on “atmospheric aerosol injection”—a nod to long-debunked conspiracy theory…
May 16


We See You, Mama: The Invisible Labor of Motherhood in Today’s America
She’s the one who remembers to pack the snacks, schedule the doctor appointments, sign the permission slips, wipe the butts, plan the...
May 11


FLORIDA JUST MADE DEMOCRACY A FELONY
On May 2, 2025, Governor Ron DeSantis signed House Bill 1205 into law—and with it, handed a loaded weapon to those who want to dismantle democracy in Florida.
May 8


No Books, No Brains, No Bicuspids: Florida’s Official New Motto
In banning fluoride, DeSantis has traded evidence-based health care for extremist talking points. And once again, it’s the poorest and…
May 8


This Father’s Story Will Haunt You. And It Should.
Handcuffed at the defense table, Rodney Hinton Jr. stood under the glare of courthouse lights as if on display. Uniformed officers surrounded him like an armored wall—dozens of deputies lining the walls of the courtroom behind him. Hinton’s face was tense and eyes downcast as the judge read the charges: aggravated murder for allegedly driving into and killing retired Deputy Sheriff Larry Henderson. It was a grim tableau of shame and fear—a Black father shackled before a river
May 7


Vanishing Without Headlines: The Women Media Ignores
Every year, hundreds of thousands of people are reported missing in the United States. But not all disappearances are treated equally. If you’re a young white woman, your case might dominate national headlines. If you’re Black, Indigenous, or Latina—your story likely disappears before you do.
May 7


Trump’s Tariff Tsunami: A Bad Bet for American Families
Trump claims these tariffs will bring back jobs and “restore reciprocity,” but economists warn they’re more likely to backfire. The Wharton School’s budget model projects Trump’s 2025 tariff regime will shrink U.S. GDP by about 6% and reduce wages by 5% in the long run (Wharton). Even the 10% universal tariff would raise roughly $5–6 trillion over 10 years, but the cost to a median U.S. household is a projected $22,000 lifetime loss.
May 7


What the Brock Horner Story Says About Selective Outrage
What happened to Gage is disgusting. Those were my first thoughts upon seeing the now-viral video of 22-year-old Gage Towles being harassed on a Florida waterway. In the footage, a much older charter boat captain – later identified as Brock Horner – drives up aggressively, curses at the young fisherman over a petty dispute about boat lights, and even jumps onto Gage’s boat to confront him .
May 1


Florida’s Water Crisis: Red Tide, Flesh-Eating Bacteria, and the Consequences of Neglect
This citizen-led initiative aims to enshrine the right to clean and healthy waters directly into Florida’s Constitution. It would give the p
Apr 30


If Jesus Came Back, They’d Arrest Him at the Border
If Jesus of Nazareth showed up in America today—a brown-skinned, unhoused refugee preaching radical love and redistribution of wealth—you ca
Apr 30


3.5% Is Not Enough, Bless Your Heart.
We don’t need another feel-good myth. We need to get honest about what it’s going to take to beat American authoritarianism…
Apr 29


The Police State Isn’t Coming — It’s Here
No, Trump’s new executive order isn’t formal martial law — but it’s something just as dangerous. It militarizes local police…
Apr 29
Canada Pushed Back — But the Authoritarian Threat Isn’t Over
By Danika Joy Fornear | Big Mouth Media | April 28, 2025 Canada just reminded us what resistance can look like — even in the face of a...
Apr 29


The only thing Byron Donalds has “soundly defeated” is the truth.
Maybe Donalds would be more convincing if his own town halls weren’t melting down in front of him.
Apr 28


Wading Through Good Intentions: Why Movements Need to Get Over Themselves If They Want to Win
They mean well.
They usually vote the right way.
Some even donate big when election season rolls around.
But when the people most affected by injustice actually speak—when single struggling moms, disabled organizers, immigrant families, trans youth, and Black and brown leaders tell their truths—these same well-meaning folx often don’t listen.
Apr 28


Canada Heads to the Polls — and the Authoritarian Tide Creeps Closer
If Canadians can hold the line today, it will be a critical victory against the rising tide of fascism. By Danika Joy Fornear | Big Mouth...
Apr 28
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