Fascism Expert Jason Stanley on the 5th Anniversary of Jan. 6 Capitol Attack

Fascism Expert Jason Stanley on the 5th Anniversary of Jan. 6 Capitol Attack

Author and University of Toronto professor Jason Stanley takes stock of the actions of the Trump administration and the Supreme Court since the Jan. 6th attack on the U.S. Capitol. He argues that both have veered sharply to the right and are doing everything in their power to consolidate right-wing influence, with recent U.S. moves in Venezuela standing out as a vivid example of this strategy.

PBS Invites Paranoid Professor to Mark January 6 As 'Phase of Fascism' Under Trump

The subject line to the promo email for Tuesday’s Amanpour & Co. on PBS marked the one riot the left didn’t get behind: “Fascism Expert Jason Stanley on the 5th Anniversary of Jan. 6 Capitol Attack.”

"Jan. 6, Five Years later" gallery now available. — TechNewsLit Explores

Police officers attacked and injured at the U.S. Capitol on 6 Jan. 2021, L-R: Michael Fanone, Harry Dunn, Aquilino Gonell, and Daniel Hodges. All four officers testified to the House Jan. 6 select committee. (A. Kotok) New photos from an event commemorating the fifth anniversary of the 6 Jan. 2021 insurrection on Capitol Hill are now available in a TechNewsLit gallery on Smugmug. The Jim Acosta Show, a Substack and YouTube media operation, organ…

Key Biscayne group marked fifth anniversary of Jan. 6 attack. Some cursed them.

There was no official event to memorialize the Jan. 6 riot at the U.S. Capitol, but in Key Biscayne, a small group tried to keep the attack fresh in the public mind, even as U.S. political parties disagreed on a shared history of the assault. About ten protesters gathered near the entrance to the Village holding signs and asking motorists to honk in support of democracy. Many did, said Carol Lindsey. “A lot of people beeped and put their thumbs …