My family is scared to step outside,” a student admitted during my class. Around him heads nodded. All were born in the U.S.…
What is commonly known as the labor market remains an inevitable feature of an economic system that converts everything into a commodity.…
Noam Chomsky has been in the news lately for titillating and unpleasant reasons. For me, his relationship with Jeffrey Epstein is relatively…
I agree with what Jason Hickel wrote in a recent blog, that we need a mass political party that would implement a…
Although Donald Trump’s Department of Labor announced in April 2025 that “Trump’s Golden Age puts American workers first,” that contention is contradicted by the…
Paul Wines helped to kick in the door of the warehouse and heard a sound like a freight train crashing through town.…
Gary Cunningham remembers sitting at the dining room table as a boy, listening to his father relate stories about his work as…
December 11 saw a massive general strike in Portugal. This was not just a workplace dispute but a political strike, directed against…
In recent years, more people around the world have begun to encounter images of Congo’s suffering on their phones: a child emerging…
Descartes’ famous phrase “I think, therefore I am” (cogito, ergo sum) has been the subject of immense discussion in modern and contemporary…
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