In a renewed period of coups across the African continent, Ruth First’s analysis in The Barrel of a Gun remains as timely as ...
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Katie Wells

The AI investment boom is a gamble of epic proportions. Yet on both sides of the wager, it seems, the house wins. Algorithmic wages and prices don’t just squeeze workers in the present. They make them ...
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JS Tan

The AI investment boom is a gamble of epic proportions. Yet on both sides of the wager, it seems, the house wins. Workplace organizing in the tech sector has undergone a steep decline. What went wrong ...
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Lifestyle Creeps

Today’s yuppie nostalgia comes from the fact that an ever-small proportion of the young, urban, and professional can live lives of carefree affluence, no matter how much they strive.
The protagonist of the cult time-loop series On the Calculation of Volume lives in the middle of a slow-motion catastrophe, slipping day-by-day into an altered and dubious future.
The AI investment boom is a gamble of epic proportions. Yet on both sides of the wager, it seems, the house wins.
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Off Center

There is no reason for those closer to the center to take advice from me. But if they were to listen, I would suggest to them that the Bernie Sanders presidential campaigns in 2016 and 2020, and the ...
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Jeremy Wallace

The AI investment boom is a gamble of epic proportions. Yet on both sides of the wager, it seems, the house wins. The Chinese electric vehicle boom offers an opportunity to push manufacturers to ...
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freedom city

In End Times Fascism, Naomi Klein and Astra Taylor make the case that the ruling class is not lording over our future, but trying to escape it. How should the left resist doing the same?
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End Times Fascism

In End Times Fascism, Naomi Klein and Astra Taylor make the case that the ruling class is not lording over our future, but trying to escape it. How should the left resist doing the same?
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Ed Koch

Today’s yuppie nostalgia comes from the fact that an ever-small proportion of the young, urban, and professional can live lives of carefree affluence, no matter how much they strive.