Natasha Hakimi Zapata
@natashakimiz.bsky.social
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ANOTHER WORLD IS POSSIBLE (The New Press) available now; award-winning journo based in London; bylines at The Nation, In These Times, LARB, and elsewhere.
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kioshana.bsky.social
Recently read #AnotherWorldisPossible by @natashakimiz.bsky.social - it is equal parts inspiring, challenging, hopeful, and actionable. It’s the perfect book for the current moment - highly recommend to the other freedom dreamers out there.

Read my full review on Substack ❤️
Revolution, Not Patches: Reviewing "Another World is Possible" by Natasha Hakimi Zapata (2025)
(Photo of Natasha Hakimi Zapata, left, and the cover of Another World is possible, right.
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ohweebeasties.bsky.social
This episode was fascinating - so many examples of countries who took big steps to improve the lives of their people.
heejinsoulyves.bsky.social
This is an INCREDIBLE episode. Why do 80% of people in Singapore live in government-built housing? Why is graduate school free in Finland? Why does over 98% of Uruguay run on renewable energy?? Absolutely LOVED this. open.spotify.com/episode/3R5s...
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heejinsoulyves.bsky.social
This is an INCREDIBLE episode. Why do 80% of people in Singapore live in government-built housing? Why is graduate school free in Finland? Why does over 98% of Uruguay run on renewable energy?? Absolutely LOVED this. open.spotify.com/episode/3R5s...
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seanrollins.bsky.social
I’m looking forward to diving into @natashakimiz.bsky.social ‘s debut book, full of real-world examples that democratic socialist policies can (and do) work.
natashakimiz.bsky.social
Beyond thrilled to announce ANOTHER CITY IS POSSIBLE (a follow up of sorts to my first book on progressive policies through a more local lens) is forthcoming from @thenewpress.bsky.social ! So grateful to Marc Favreau, Rob McQuilkin, and everyone at The New Press and MMQALit.
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Fantastic conversation with Vincent Bevins and packed audience last night in London's Libreria for the UK launch of Another World Is Possible ( @thenewpress.bsky.social )
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drtonyosullivan.bsky.social
A great evening with @natashakimiz.bsky.social with her really hopeful book ‘Another World Is Possible’
* UK’s universal healthcare
* Finland’s universal public education
* Singapore’s affordable housing for all
* Norway’s equalising childcare responsibilities and parental leave
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adimagazine.bsky.social
"Hakimi Zapata asks us not to despair no matter how dire circumstances may be, and draws examples from around the world to remind us that change is achievable."

Read Yassmin Abdel-Magied's interview w/ @natashakimiz.bsky.social about ANOTHER WORLD IS POSSIBLE!

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natashakimiz.bsky.social
As the federal gov attempts to decimate much-needed programs, we more than ever need to not only protect our ability to get citizen-led initiatives on state ballots, but also ensure that politicians do not undermine the democratic will of the people they purport to represent once measures pass.
natashakimiz.bsky.social
When I'm asked why I have hope that the progressive policies I report on in my book *Another World Is Possible* have a fighting chance in the US, I point to these sort of egalitarian/redistributive citizen-led initiatives, which, Ben Case writes, pass 75% of the time: jacobin.com/2025/05/sand...
Bernie and AOC, Put Your Platform on the Ballot
Bernie and AOC have a national platform, an energized base, and the infrastructure to gather small donations. Now they need winnable policies to back. It seems impossible in the MAGA-controlled govern...
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natashakimiz.bsky.social
THIS is what I mean when I say over and over again Americans are getting a bad deal. In the wealthiest country in the history of the planet, how is it that 2/3 of the population can't afford to get by?!
brian-goldstone.bsky.social
A new report finds the bottom 60% of U.S. households—or *two-thirds* of the population—can't afford a “minimal quality of life": housing, health care, and other necessities.

"Indicators like GDP and unemployment tell us the economy is thriving. But they don’t reflect the reality of most Americans."
Screenshot of a CBS News article headline that reads: "Most Americans don’t earn enough to afford basic costs of living, analysis finds." The article was written by Megan Cerullo
natashakimiz.bsky.social
(I say he--but obviously Mujica did not do this alone, as I clearly outline in the excerpt. He was, however, instrumental.)
natashakimiz.bsky.social
While, of course, Harris did not have the opportunity to put the key lesson in this article into practice, it's something the center-left in both the US and UK still desperately need to learn.
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feministbookclub.bsky.social
Do you believe that Another World is Possible?

Join us for an author reading and Q&A with @natashakimiz.bsky.social to talk about her book ANOTHER WORLD IS POSSIBLE: Lessons for America From Around the Globe.

This conversation takes place on May 18th at 1PM CT
Register here - bit.ly/FBCawip
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moira.bsky.social
“one of the most obvious answers to the city’s deepening housing crisis remains absent from plans and political promises: public housing.”
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emmavigeland.bsky.social
Creating a crisis to sell the solution. The Shock Doctrine on steroids
natashakimiz.bsky.social
AWIP's Norway chapter on paid parental leave (specifically its "daddy quota") gets a nice long shoutout in this excellent @jacobinmag.bsky.social piece by Meagan Day
jacobinmag.bsky.social
The best way to change reactionary ideas about gender roles is to implement social programs that make equality the path of least resistance.

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