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A time-honored way to resist and protest
When I was a kid, the greatest impact newspapers and TV news had on me was during the civil rights protests in the South. Those photos: young, well-dressed African-Americans sitting at a diner counter, quietly waiting for the service they … Continue reading
Posted in Culture, Fascism, Government, Human rights, Journalism, police violence, Politics, Racism, Revolution, The Facts of Life, The War On Workers, Trumpism, voting and voting rights
Tagged 1960s civil rights movement, British Empire and India, civil rights movement, civil rights protests, Elon Musk, Evendale Ohio neo-Nazis, Haitian immigrants, India, Indivisible, Mahatma Gandhi, Martin Luther King Jr, neo-Nazis, passive resistance, protest marches, Springfield Ohio lawsuit v Nazis, Trump
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When it comes to electronics, I passed my shelf life a while ago
Let me introduce this painful topic by telling you a little tale from years ago, a tale involving a television set. Years ago, I was walking home from my Tribeca office when I found myself veering into a big electronics … Continue reading
Posted in Capitalism, Culture, The Facts of Life, The War On Workers
Tagged "Hard Times", "woke", British ruling class, Charles Dickens, Christopher Hibbert, Greenwich Village, Luddites, televisions, The English: A Social History, Tribeca, TV remotes, unwoke
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Let us praise corporate compassion.
On the other hand, let’s just read this, from Harper’s Weekly Review: New York City’s only rest stop for deliverypersons closed, and it was reported that after a DoorDash driver was in a car accident and rushed to the hospital, … Continue reading
Posted in Capitalism, The Facts of Life, The War On Workers
Tagged corporate thinking, DoorDash, how corporations treat employees
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