Month: February 2016

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Is the New Gilded Age a Myth?

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In General
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On February 4, 2016
Above: A suffering capitalist of the Gilded Age In a bizarrely argued article, historian James Livingston says yes and that’s because capitalists were the ones getting screwed in the original Gilded Age. The late 19th century, supposedly the golden age of laissez-faire capitalism, was actually a nightmare for capitalists. They whined incessantly about their falling […]
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Rhythm of Youth

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In adolescent wingut fantasies
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On February 3, 2016
Life in the Nation’s Capital has its drawbacks. For example, everyone wants to come here, which is great. But a subset of Everyone is Assholes. Less than great. This year the anniversary of Roe v. Wade coincided with the arrival of Snowzilla, which meant Metro was chock full of fetus fetishists and womb watchers because […]
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As we all know, most of our clothing is now made in Asian sweatshops. The clothing companies intentionally know as little as possible about the conditions of production. They contract it out and then close their eyes. They refuse all responsibility for what happens so long as the clothes come in at price and on […]

“Please Clap”

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On February 3, 2016

Feel the Jeb!mentum! Yet there are signs Mr. Bush may still have some work to do to finish in the top tier here. Speaking to a crowd at the Hanover Inn near the Vermont border during his final stop of

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Face front, true believers! Welcome back to A People’s History of the Marvel Universe, where I explore how real-world politics (and weird bits of pop culture) was presented in some of my favorite bits of classic Marvel comics. Today, I’ll be exploring how real-world politics intersected with Chris Claremont’s classic run on X-Men. Now, Claremont X-Men […]
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