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Retail vs Coal

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On April 20, 2017
There's been a number of comments and posts around the internet such as what Bouie offers here and they is worth a brief discussion. The retail industry’s recent decline may have reached a “tipping point.” That was the conclusion of a recent report from the...
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Ladies: Work Will Set You Free

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On April 19, 2017
Above: The most feminist factory collapse of all time Why didn't anyone tell me it is "Women Will Be Freed by Labor Exploitation Day?" Example A on 'the feminist side of sweatshops" (!!!) Fears of exploitation now often center on South and Southeast Asia. Human...

On Philanthropy

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On April 19, 2017

Americans love philanthropy because we love individualism and we love our rich. We indeed think that could be us with some luck and hard work. Bootstrapism remains a powerful mythology.

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The Lesson Is, Never Try

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On April 19, 2017
The Simpsons is celebrating 30 years on the air. If "celebrate" is the right word for a show that has been pointless to terrible for the last 15 years. In fact, it's been bad for so long that it's almost easy to forget just how...

Schilling

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On April 16, 2017

Travis Waldron follows the career of Curt Schilling from regular old white Republican to insane mouthbreather who lost the entirety of his New England hero status by becoming totally unhinged..

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