Pop Off in the Pocket
The Real Cornpop, Mussab Ali, Joe WroteInvestigating the machinery of control and the people who refuse it.
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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.
Loyal Son of Jersey City.
Labor organizer. | I've written for The Center for International Policy, Jacobin, PRISM, The Progressive Mag, Red Pepper, Balls & Strikes, and elsewhere.
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