The idea that everyone is "paid what they're worth" has proven to be a cruelly effective way to put the blame on workers for not getting ahead — while giving the rich and powerful cover to rig the game for their own benefit.
Don't buy it.
Enjoying another semester of discussion on authoritarianism/democracy in my zoom reading group, Sustaining Democracy, here at UT! This semester: Richard Hofstadter and Anne Applebaum. Most Wednesdays, 4 pm CST. If you’d like to join, contact me.
We often think of choices as things that are discrete, bounded in a moment of time, when in fact, they are amorphous things, often beginning before we realize it and having multiple and overlapping endpoints. /2
Rereading @LailaLalami ‘s Moor’s Account. So many fascinating themes, among which, moral choice. Not only the question of *which* choices one makes, but of *when* a choice is made — the very duration of decision-making. /1
2/ The new reporting is part of our special report looking at the unprecedented number of former senior administration officials who say the president is unfit for office.
THE INSIDERS airs at 9 pm Sunday night on CNN.
Been reading lots of Muslim-authored literature this summer, both fiction and autobiography. So enjoyable! Almost completed Alif the Unseen by @GWillowWilson, completed A Woman Is No Man by @EtafRum, and completed Exit West by Mohsin Hamid.