A newsletter about art, music, travel, culture, history, left politics, mental health, and trade unionism.
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Last summer, I got a review copy of A David Montgomery Reader, a new collection of writings by one of the greats of labor history, who passed away in 2011. Originally, I intended to review it for the autumn issue of the UE NEWS, but life ha...
I will be the first to admit that, while I am as anxious as everyone else about the outcome of Tuesday’s election, I have done very little to affect it beyond the work that I do for my union. I live in a swing state, but I am too prone to s...
About a decade ago, when everything seemed to be going really well in my life, I was in the habit of thinking of myself, and occasionally even referring to myself out loud, as leading a “charmed life.” I was reminded of this a few weeks ago...
My early adolescence, when I was what is now called a “tween,” coincided with the heyday of MTV, when it still mostly played music videos. MTV came “bundled” with other cable channels: if you subscribed to cable, you got MTV, not because yo...
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My day job is Communications Director for the United Electrical Workers union (commonly known as UE) and editor of the UE NEWS. In my spare time, I write about art, music, travel, culture, history and other stuff on Substack.
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