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Svenna Triebler: Falsche und richtige Ansichten zu Verzicht und Klimakrise

This Labor Day, instead of simply wishing you a happy labor day and expressing solidarity with labor we are putting our words into action. We are also extremely excited to announce that our staff has unionized!! We're proud to be joining a global movement of workers. In solidarity

Radar Angel | Noise | Class War On The Dance Floor, Meow, Wellington Thu, 08 September - Gigs and events at Undertheradar.co.nz.

>> my assailant was a middle-aged white man wearing a button-down shirt and dockers. dockers! were on the verge of a class war. >> he fears that the middle class would rise up and take back what is theirs from these multi-billionaires. >> my attack was a wake-up call. the rich need to defend themselves. >> the tracy jordan character is also a kind of super rich character whos made millions and millions of dollars off of movies. >> yo, i need you to grab me some lunch. >> absolutely, what can i g...

Hans Baer reviews Matthew Huber’s book Climate Change as Class War and recommends that ecosocialists, ecoanarchists and degrowth proponents alike should grapple with it, as it takes the notion of class struggle seriously.

In the United States there exists today, and has existed since at least the 1950s, a dominant political narrative according to which most Americans, indeed the very history of the country, exemplify a kind of ideological “moderateness.” Democratic Party operatives and sympathizers constantly preach the virtues of occupying the political “center,” where most of the

A number of veteran organizers and labor journalists are publishing books this year that will be of interest to Labor Notes readers. Many of them participated in a "Meet the Author" session at the recent Labor Notes Conference. Here are a few books to check out or pre-order: “We are getting our asses kicked... To revive the labor movement, we need to revive class struggle

The comedian, activist and Fringe veteran talks about the joys of watching LGBTQI performance art with his kids, booze-fuelled Edinburgh odysseys, and his ongoing role in the downfall of capitalism.

The paper quotes campaigners and lawyers who say the bill will "fatally weaken human rights" though ministers say the proposed changes will "ensure tougher legal tests". pictures of deserted railway stations fill many of the front pages following yesterdays strike. the sun says the industrial action represents a return to the "class war" of the 19705. the daily telegraph reports that state pensions and benefits are set to rise in line with double—digit inflation despite the government telling ...

Its of something to do with his cat. it�*s a bit of a standoff between those two, so this one has been running since the conservatives came back to government in 2010. i�*m sure they would like to deal with it before they leave government. let�*s move on to the story of the day, you can call it, maybe the story of the week or maybe of the summer. the rail strike. we have a contrast between the mirror, which is basically making the point, drawing a contrast between a guard on strike and the...