PAID #callforsubmissions opportunity. We are a Marxist magazine looking for writers to contribute essays, articles, fiction, and poetry for online publication. #journorequests
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'Will our culture become a graveyard of expensive, financially nonviable technology whether or not anyone else actually wants it?'
A pertinent question raised by @sarahmanavis in @NewStatesman
https://t.co/gm2oEoBq40
'We shouldn’t lose sight of the fact that the current economic moment is one that is favorable to efforts at confronting our bosses collectively and individually. We don’t want to miss this opportunity...'
A valuable article from @sontisamir & @JWMason1
https://t.co/J56Rn8rsm7
'I’ve walked over the face of the world, down through deep canyons and up into hailstorms...'
Read 'In My Only Life' a new #poem by writer Alexander Etheridge.
https://t.co/lEjRGCxlAG
Farewell to the servant economy. Unprofitable “on-demand” services like someone bringing a coke to your door gave people a sense of affluence in a decade of stagnant wage growth. But they were subsidised by investors, and now the money is drying up. https://t.co/YsQym8iBLI
The “left” is a politically activated portion of the PMC which advocates for its own immediate interests, rather than advocating any kind of political-economic development that would generally advance society beyond neoliberal, financialized capitalism. https://t.co/ytKy6H10lu
'Class is not dead, only consolidated...'
Read 'The Meaning of Class in Relatively Wealthy Industrialized States Fairly Early in the Twenty First Century', a new #poem by Nedjo Rogers.
https://t.co/BaeeOLhlxB
Class Collective's co-founder Alex Shah (@notsoluble) was recently a guest on Trasmissions, a podcast hosted by the good folks at @ClassUnityDSA. They discuss identity politics, imperialism, working class literature, and a whole lot more. Don't miss it!
https://t.co/lf0YeBSXsb
People often claim that capitalism performed better than socialism in terms of poverty and human development in the 20th century. This story is repeated so frequently that no one ever even bothers to back it up.
Is it true? 🧵
Read this superb interview with @DeanDettloff at @collectivemgzn on the intersections of Marxism and Christianity:
"The fact is, class struggle cuts through Christianity, not simply against it."
https://t.co/NDI1FNqM6m
PAID #callforsubmissions opportunity. We are a Marxist magazine looking for writers to contribute essays, articles, fiction, and poetry for online publication. #journorequests
https://t.co/oiW1zFgyza
What does the Marxist tradition have in common with the Christian one?
We sat down with @DeanDettloff of @TheMagnificast to discuss where the sickle and the cross meet, and what lessons both leftists and Christians can learn from one another.
https://t.co/JtIUyM1dvf
“Any genuine diversity effort really needs to also address material barriers relating to class and economic disadvantage that come along with being marginalised. That means paying creators for their time, and for their work, to start with."
https://t.co/icAAkA1d0B
"On the way to the bus, another conspiracy / of the architects to insult me…"
👇 Read "12th Avenue Developments", a new poem by writer Ben Nardolilli 👇
https://t.co/XRuJH3Klwi
RD Liang was a towering figure in the anti-psychiatry movement. Famously, he described insanity as 'a perfectly rational adjustment to an insane world'.
He reminds us that it's not always our brain chemistry that makes us sick, but the capitalist system we inhabit.
Today is Karl Marx's birthday.
Over a century after his death, his voice still echoes across continents, urging the working classes to look beyond what separates them and join together to fight against an exploitative system of wage labour.
.@Shut_downAmazon of @amazonlabor in the Senate: “First of all, I want to address Mr. Graham. It sounds like you were talking about more of the companies and the businesses in your speech, but you forgot that the people are the ones who make these companies operate.”