There are some of us in the academy whose parents were not professors. But there's a whole whole lot whose parents were professors. Like, way more than you'd think, even.
I have a certain sympathy with this Labour MP Jon Trickett arguing in a Jacobin interview that the party must fight a class war than a culture war. He represents.
I still maintain with as much vigor as I did in 2016 that part of the reason Trump won is that white working class people saw in him someone who.
Jacobin's quality control has never been its strength and combined with the impossible to kill dogma among certain leftists that so-called "identity politics" are a black hole that cover up.
The best piece I've read on Trump, the American working classes, and the path forward is this by Sam Adler-Bell. Good stuff: I’ve largely avoided this conversation until now. It’s.
I confess that when I opened this Jacobin piece on the New Victorians creating top-down moral values through consumption, I thought, "oh great another Jacobin hot take on something that.
Step 1: Be born wealthy: • 13 of the 15 quarterbacks grew up in homes that were valued near or above the median home value in their respective state, according.
I really appreciate this point Bernie Sanders made recently: People are not truly free when they are unable to feed their family,” he said. “People are not truly free when.
