Class
Class derives from economics – actors are categorized into contending classes by their different circumstances and responsibilities in the economy. The ZNet topic, class, addresses the causes and implications of class differences and class conflict in general and in specific societies.
If you visited Brazil in the last few years, you will have seen it: “the other red hat.” Now a trendy accessory…
America’s system of elite impunity is more complex than the old George Carlin joke about a club with member benefits. The system has unstated…
On Friday, 17 October 2025, the UN Development Programme released the 2025 edition of its Multidimensional Poverty Index Report. For the first…
In 2020, Noam Chomsky raised eyebrows by declaring Donald Trump “the worst criminal in human history” on account of the fact that,…
The Epstein list occupies a peculiar position in the contemporary political imagination: it is at once a genuine artifact of predatory criminality…
Ever since feudal peasants were converted into factory workers, academics have tried to figure out not just what “work” under the often…
Tasha Cloud, the New York Liberty’s star point guard, was pulled aside on July 3 for an interview after practice. “You were on…
Zohran Mamdani’s historic victory for the working class in the financial capital of the world is a reflection of the growing appeal…
We have two colliding forces – “end-of-the-world fascism” (EWF) and mass civil disobedience. Clearly, one will defeat the other. Right now the…
“Can We Meet the Moment?” The question posed by Tom Goodkind in his analysis of the 2025 DSA Convention spurred debate and…
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