
Country music makes us comrades. This is a the intersection of my solo music project (Nathan Evans Fox) and culture project (Country Music Comrades). It's all dedicated to making sure everyone gets fed and everyone gets to own their twang.
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The more I chip away at my music career, the less energy I have for attacking other artists. I’ve realized most folks are just trying to make being a musician work in an era where Big Tech has put artists in a vice squeezing them for every...
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This week, I talked with Iesha Franceis about her experience as a member of the Union of Southern Service Workers. She talks her experience of striking, her commitment to unionization, the relationship between work and life, and the importa...
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This is the intersection of my music project (Nathan Evans Fox) and culture project (Country Music Comrades).
Mennonite pastor, writer (Fire By Night, How to Have An Enemy), deep work on bad theology takes, pollinator gardener, abolitionist
caring loudly for tennessee’s HD51 \ud83d\udc93 #EndTheGroceryTax\ud83d\uded2
Senator Charlane Oliver is a mom, wife, and organizer proudly serving Tennessee’s 19th Senate District. Champion for working families, women, public education, and civil rights.
anarchist. afropessimist. urban theorist. managing editor, scalawag magazine.
Clergy in the Christian Church (Disciples of Christ) tradition // spouse & dad // rural Southerner
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