d@w's Substack
Democracy At Work, David K. Cobb, Jayson “J-Didda” Butler, Shane Knight, Matthew Rozsa, Jayson T. Butler, SolidAngle, Richard Wolff, Isaiah G Blum, C. G. BeckDemocracy At Work is a 501c3 organization co-founded by Professor Richard D. Wolff whose mission is to challenge capitalism with progressive, entertaining and educational media.
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Climate change proves Karl Marx correct: Part Two
The world is currently overheating because of the greed of the superrich.
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What is Socialism? Part 3: The 4 Waves of Socialism
On The Socialist Program, Richard Wolff joins Brian Becker for part three of the Explaining Socialism series to explore how socialism has evolved as a concept, doctrine, and guide to action throughout history. Topics include the transformat...
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Co-founded by Professor Richard D. Wolff, Democracy At Work challenges capitalism with progressive entertaining and educational media.
David has sued corporate polluters, done policy advocacy, run for political office and been arrested for non-violent civil disobedience. He is Co-Coordinator of the US Solidarity Economy Network and with the People’s Network for Land & Liberation.
Renaissance man...
Shane is the Co-Host of Redneck Gone Green and Creative Director at Democracy at Work.
A journalist writing about capitalism for Democracy at Work. Erstwhile legacy blue check. Past: Salon, Mic, Quartz, MSNBC, Yahoo, MSN, The Daily Dot. Movie reviews: https://www.rottentomatoes.com/critics/matthew-rozsa/movies
Chief Bottle Washer at Democracy At Work
Engineer exploring what broke in tech and how we build something better—through open-source solidarity, workplace democracy, and tools that serve people over profit. Real progress means choosing meaning over metrics, and community over control.
Prof emeritus, University of Massachusetts, Amherst; Visiting Professor New School University, New York City; founder DemocracyatWork.info Follow on Twitter (X) @ProfWolff
Intern with Democracy @ Work, Econ MA student at the New School. I write about politics, history, and culture too.
Author of The Labor of Architecture, sharing thoughts on design and society.
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