Tag: Unions

• What We’ve Been Up To

  I recently got to write a post for Dusted Magazine‘s Listed series about ten records & books I’m fond of.  It’s not a Top 10 of All Time, for reasons stated in the opener, more like what I wanted to write about on that occasion: Art Melody, Kari Ka Kian Fô Baaba Maal & Mansour…

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  August 19, 2018

  Anti-Neoliberalism, Education, John Davis and The Cicadas, Music, New Releases, Work In Progress

  #InThisTogether, Art Melody, Baaba Maal & Mansour Seck, Dusted Magazine, Else Marie Pade, Faust, Fela Kuti, Franco & l”Orchestre OK Jazz, Gary Stewart, Global Fracture, Hossein Alizadeh, I.T.T., Jacob Kirkegaard, Jacobin magazine, Kayhan Kalhor, Kristin Beller, May 16th, Michael Denning, michael hudson, NCAE, Noise Uprising, North Carolina, Organize2020, Rumba on the River, Secret Museum of Mankind, Susumu Yakota, Todd Warren, Tony Allen, Unions, Valerie Warren, Yazoo Records, Zombie

• Corporate Welfare.10: Wrestelmania

  I just read an incredible article by Dan O’Sullivan in Jacobin magazine about the abuse of wrestlers by their promoters, and in particular, by Vince McMahon and the WWE, (World Wrestling Entertainment.)  I recently wrote about the film The Wrestler as a depiction of how wrestling performs the abuse of workers outside the ring by amplifying…

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  August 11, 2014

  Anti-Neoliberalism, Corporate Welfare, Film, Music, Politics

  corporate welfare, Dan O’Sullivan, Films, Folk Implosion, Hulk Hogan, Interscope Records, Jacobin magazine, John Darnielle, Left media, Madonna, Mountain Goats, Professional Wrestling, profit margins, Richard Grabel, The Wrestler, Unions, Vince McMahon, WWE

• Corporate Welfare.8: Twitter Takes

    There’s a new story out today from Julia Wong of In These Times about how Twitter’s headquarters in San Francisco “have become a symbol of gentrification and displacement for housing activists and community organizations in the city. ” I asked a friend of mine who had moved from the Bay Area to New York fairly recently…

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  February 22, 2014

  Anti-Neoliberalism, Corporate Welfare, Economics, Politics, Series of posts

  Capitalism, Creedence Clearwater Revival, Economics, Field of Schemes, In These Times, Julia Wong, Left media, MLB, NBA, NFL, NHL, profit margins, San Francisco, San Francisco Chronicle, SEIU, Sports, Truthout, Twitter, Unions, Washington Consensus