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EPISODE · Jul 17, 2026 · 1H

There Is No Opting Out with Tarso Ramos

from The Fascism Barometer · host Ejeris Dixon, Tarso Ramos

Ejeris welcomes back researcher, strategist, and longtime movement advisor Tarso Ramos for a sobering and clarifying conversation about authoritarian consolidation, democratic renewal, and what it means to stay in the fight. Tarso and Ejeris explore why the barometer reads differently depending on the community you belong to and the dangers you face. Together, they examine the warning signs of rising fascism and an increasingly consolidated authoritarian state, the escalating attacks on targeted communities and social justice organizations, and the urgent need to shift from protest to challenge. You can find the tools you need to fight fascism at our Resource Hub. Connect with Ejeris Dixon Donate to the Fascism Barometer, and help us create more episodes and resources And when you feel the pressure, share this pod, and visit fascismbarometer.org Full Transcript is available at fascismbarometer.org.  Podcast production by Phil Surkis

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Host and "Movement Meteorologist" Ejeris Dixon welcomes back strategist Tarso Ramos to gauge where the barometer is this week.

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