
Investigating the machinery of control and the people who refuse it.
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This is going to be a quick one.
You are going to see so much writing here and on Twitter trying to dissect why Melat Kiros won her race against 30-year incumbent Diana DeGette last night, and then trying to explain what it means.
I am...
I’ve recently been reading ’s A Resistance History of the United States, and if there’s one thing I can safely take away from that book to tell all of you, it is this: safety was never on offer.
You do not need any more proof of that then...
A 30 year old self-proclaimed communist took out the Chair of the Hispanic Caucus and I’m supposed to believe that the “adults in the room” have the answer to any other question than how to shit their pants?
PUH. LEASE.
Yes, yes. We all h...
Thank you Oligarchs.
Thank you for owning all the companies that delivered to me a childhood that was filled with a lot of stuff and gradually less experiences that my family could actually enjoy together. I enjoy those memories of using...
In recent weeks, I’ve become concerned that more and more of the internet—even moreso than usual—is totally fake and that few of us are actually talking with each other.
Now, I have one more reason to believe that.
This morning, I receive...
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The writers behind this newsletter.
The people building the infrastructure of control think they've already won. I talk to the people who didn't get the memo and report on it here.
Labor organizer. | I've written for The Center for International Policy, Jacobin, PRISM, The Progressive Mag, Red Pepper, Balls & Strikes, and elsewhere.
Loyal Son of Jersey City.
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