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So, are you interested in raising the minimum wage and extending it to protect all workers, Ron? Raising the minimum…
I asked Becky (who drew this strip). Becky, who is younger than me, replied: "Who?" Then she followed up with:…
Although to my eyes panel 2 isn’t necessarily rich – he could easily be working class. Is the guy in…
Although to my eyes panel 2 isn’t necessarily rich – he could easily be working class. For some reason, my…
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Author Archives: Jack Stephens
Crisis in Lebanon
Here are some views from the blogosphere on what is going on in Lebanon:
Razan blogs:
I just came back from the funeral wake of my neighbor’s son. He was 16 and he and his friend were shot this morning in my street. His family owns a bakery and a cafe in my neighborhood.
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Bloggers Unite for Human Rights
Sokari posts:
The 15th May – a day for bloggers to unite and focus on human rights everywhere. For more information Bloggers Unite.
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Democracy and Fascism
A blogger at the Revolutionary Democratic Front (India) blogs about the rise, and current trend, of Hindu fascism in India, relating to the BJP and RSS parties:
The Hindu fascist ideology has been in existence for as long as seven and a half decades with the inauguration of the RSS in 1925 at Nagpur. But it […] Continue reading
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Marx at 190
Map Singer writes:
Karl Heinrich Marx was born on May 5, 1818 in Trier…in a two story house with an interior courtyard that still exists today (and is now situated at “Karl Marx street” of said city), which was typical of a petty bourgeoisie Prussian family.
Karl Heinrich Marx nace el 5 de mayo de 1818 […] Continue reading
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“Globalize” resistance and protest
Carol P. Araullo, the chairperson of BAYAN, a large umbrella front of progressive and left-wing organizations in the Philippines, blogs on the food crisis and the culpability of President Gloria Arroyo of the Philippines:
But this time around, we can readily agree that the rice/food crisis is happening worldwide and its immediate causes and historical roots […] Continue reading
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“What could go wrong did go wrong.”
The blogger at Lenin’s Tomb posts his thoughts on the latest assembly elections in London:
Anyone who thinks that Labour is about to turn left is kidding themselves. Far more likely is that the government will take a more aggressive stance toward the unions (as it did in 1969, with ‘In Place of Strife’) and make […] Continue reading
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58th Carnival of Feminists
The 58th Carnival of Feminists is up at Be a Good Human:
Welcome to the 58th edition of the Carnival of Feminists! I’m seriously, seriously thrilled to have you here. If you missed the 57th edition, go check it out at Pandemian.
(And while I have your attention, please take a quick sec and vote for my […] Continue reading
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Seems to me that we have laws already on the books to require those. Actually, we don't. https://stateline.org/2023/06/20/many-states-decline-to-require-water-breaks-for-outdoor-workers-in-extreme-heat/ And in…