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Never Apologize For Being a Class Traitor
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Is it better to have good politics, or bad politics? Good politics. And do we just want ourselves to have good politics, or do we want everyone to share those good politics? We want everyone to have them. Yes. So if som...
Yes Obviously the Senate Should Be Abolished
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Imagine that you have a nation that is one thousand square miles in size. Ninety percent of the nation is taken up by a city of ten million people. The other ten percent is empty desert and wilder...
Labor, Creators, and What's Next: Speaking With Katie Gatti Tassin and rayne fisher-quann
How do people earn a living on Substack? What does it mean to be a worker when you’re an independent “creator?” What could organizing look like in this weird, disparate media paradigm? I got a chance to talk about labor in the creator econo...
Corporate Power Approaches Escape Velocity
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If corporations become more powerful than national governments, we are all in trouble. The reason for this is straightforward: Corporations are not real objects. They do not exist in nature. They are legal fictio...
Oliver Larkin Wants to End the "Reflexive Moderation" of Florida Democrats
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This will go down as the year that the Democratic Socialists of America introduced themselves to national politics in earnest. Following a string of victories by DSA-aligned candidates in Congressional races from New York to...
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Author of the national bestseller Rich Girl Nation: Taking Charge of Our Financial Futures. I write about money, culture, and class.
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