Link to an article by Lester Spence:
“Why Baltimore Doesn’t Heat Its Schools”
Bonus links: “The Left Hand and the Right Hand of the State” and Liberalism: A Counter-History and “Corporate Welfare Is Draining Baltimore”
Links
Slavoj Žižek – Sign a Contract Before Sex?
Richard Seymour – The Real Winston Churchill
Link to an article by Richard Seymour:
Bonus links: Winston Churchill With Mohawk and “Victory Day: Western Narrative of World War II ‘Falsifies History'” and “A View from Livadia Palace” and “A People’s History of Churchillian Madness” and “That Time Churchill Wanted to Start World War III, Before World War II was Even Over”
Alexander Livingston & Ed Quish – John Dewey’s Experiments in Democratic Socialism
Link to an article by Alexander Livingston & Ed Quish:
Mazda Majidi – What to Make of Iran’s Demonstrations
Link to an article by Mazda Majidi:
“What to Make of Iran’s Demonstrations”
Bonus link: “Behind the Iran Protests”
Matt Novak – The Untold Story of the Teen Hackers Who Transformed the Early Internet
Link to an article by Matt Novak:
“The Untold Story of the Teen Hackers Who Transformed the Early Internet”
Anton Jäger – The Myth of “Populism”
Link to an article by Anton Jäger:
Bonus links: “Understanding Populism” and “Against the Populist Temptation” and In Defense of Lost Causes
Bonus Quote: “Populism is ultimately sustained by the frustrated exasperation of ordinary people, by the cry ‘I don’t know what’s going on, but I’ve just had enough of it! It cannot go on! It must stop!'” First as Tragedy, Then as Farce
Slavoj Žižek – The US is Pursuing Two Contradictory Strategies With North Korea and It Could Lead to Nuclear War
Daniel Zamora – The Case Against a Basic Income
Link to an article by Daniel Zamora:
“The Case Against a Basic Income”
This article does make some incorrect statements about taxes and budgets regarding governments that utilize fiat money, from the standpoint of Modern Monetary Theory, but the rest of the article stands despite that.
Bruce Lesnick – The Unemployment Conspiracy
Link to an article by Bruce Lesnick:
The only error in this article is this statement: “Real unemployment in the U.S. today hovers around 8.3%, afflicting more than 17 million people.” If calculated in the manner it used to be, the “real” current unemployment rate is about 22%.