The People's Line
Carl BeijerPolitics and commentary from a socialist perspective.
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Is the Center for Working Class Politics still doing working class politics?
The Center for Working Class Politics has a new report out that, on its face, would seem like more of the same: an analysis of what issues and messages electeds should focus on in order to win the working class. Some of their past work in t...
Abdul El-Sayed and Medicare for All, revisited
What’s actually at stake in the debate over AES’s M4A plan?
I noticed earlier today that Jacobin seems to be playing a duelling headline game with my take on AES’s Medicare for All plan and a more recent take published by Matt Bruenig. Ord...
No, reading preferences are not gendered
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Ross Barkan, on why women are reading more than men:
If more books were published by men with explicitly masculine themes, would there actually be a wider male readership? It’s the old chicken-and-egg...
On insect death and the crisis of post-literacy
Photo by Natalia Gasiorowska on Unsplash
Over on his blog Bentham’s Bulldog, Matthew Adelstein is arguing that Insects Matter More Than People. It is the sort of counterintuitive premise that can make for a fun little essay, what we called...
Russia must give Ukraine an off-ramp
Will Putin help extinguish Ukrainian nationalism, or will he throw more fuel on the fire?
Some disquieting polling in Ukraine this month from the Kyiv International Institute of Sociology. KIIS asked Ukrainians to say whether they would ta...
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Socialist writer and poster at carlbeijer.com. Writing also at People's Policy Project, Jacobin, In These Times, etc.
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