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The International Women's Strike on March 8 is meant to be a “political strike”; that is, a strike whose concerns are not limited to the workplace.
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Fear and Loathing in Cascadia
February 27, 2018
The bioregion at the intersection of liberal hipsterdom, ecology, and white nationalism.
Downward-Facing Capitalist Dogma
February 27, 2018
What makes employee wellbeing schemes so distasteful is their attempt to disguise companies' base motivations with the language of care and health.
Boys Do Cry (and Shoot)
February 26, 2018
As with the science supporting climate change, confirmation of masculine weakness is capable of inspiring stubborn cases of denial.
Parkland: Urgency and Insurgency
February 26, 2018
Today's digital-savvy teens are wise in ways their elders are not—and they're not intimidated by trolling from the right.
The Midterms and the Turn Leftward
February 23, 2018
This year, Democrats will pick up a basket of seats, ranging from highly educated and upscale to working-class and rural.
Fresh Hell
February 23, 2018
Let's play everyone's favorite game: Multimillionaire Quizzes Billionaire On Basic Grocery Prices!
Billy Graham’s Crusades
February 23, 2018
Billy Graham steered clear of the complexities of the modern world and promised his followers serenity and salvation.
The Same F’ing Song
Protests of R. Kelly have returned. What comes next? A singer muted, or a continuation of the same f'ing song?
In Praise of Negative Reviews
The tone and tenor of the contemporary book review is an advertisement-style frippery.
Fear of a Black Universe
February 21, 2018
Can Marvel's Black Panther carry the torch of Black radicalism?
Max Boot’s Vietnam
February 20, 2018
Edward Lansdale does not represent the “Road not Taken” in Vietnam, he is the crystallized essence of the willful blindness that led us there.