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We spend many waking hours preparing for work, at work, or recovering from work, and many of us live in societies that, in the words of scholar Kathi Weeks, “expect people to work for wages.” In The transatlantic slave trade in the 1500s–1800s bound up capitalism with colonialism and racism. Slavery was progressively abolished starting in the late eighteenth century in Haiti and continued through the nineteenth century, but this did not bring an end to racial hierarchies or the entanglement between race, capitalism, and colonialism. Instead, the transition to free wage labor accompanie...

South Australia will command a fair slice of racing’s national spotlight when the prestigious Adelaide Racing Carnival (May 1-15) kicks off this Saturday with two Group 1 races. The TAB Classic for fillies and mares over 1200m (Robert Sangster Stakes) and Australasian Oaks for three-year-old fillies, both worth $502,250, have attracted strong nominations from local and interstate stables. Among the likely Oaks’ runners is the Scott Brunton-trained rising star Hela, unbeaten from its seven starts, since debuting in October last year Hela has won all races in Tasmania, most recently winni...

Radio LBB 28 Add to collection Face and voice of the ads, Wynne Evans, composer Philip Jewson and producer Paul Cartledge, tell LBB’s Alex Reeves the story of how three notes from a 1917 song became one of UK advertising’s most notorious tunes If you asked someone 20 years ago on a British high street to name an opera singer, they’d probably have gone with Pavarotti. But after 12 years of TV ads for an insurance price comparison website revolving around an opera performance, the answer from many today is likely to be “the GoCompare man”. Gio Compario - the curly-moustachio’d car...

Apr.19.2021 It’s taken a long time, but there’s finally a memorial in Washington, D.C., to honor the 4.7 million Americans who served in -- and nearly 117,000 Americans who died in -- World War I. The American flag was raised for the first time at the World War I Memorial’s opening on April 16. The First Colors Ceremony even featured pre-recorded remarks from President Joe Biden. “The time is long overdue for the World War I Memorial to take its rightful place among the memorials of the nation’s capital that pay tribute to the men and women who served and sacrificed i...

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