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Culture of Fear: 10 TV and Film Workers Call Out Hollywood Exploitation
The film and TV industry has been abusing its workers for decades with relentless schedules, stolen wages, grinding culture, unequal opportunity, and other hazardous conditions.
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Collateral Damage: When It Comes to Caregiving, Women Are Already Toast
Caregiving is cleaning up after the news crews have left, scrubbing the hidden black mold years later, becoming ill from the contaminated floodwaters.
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Wellness Influencers Owe the Indian Farmers Their Solidarity
Maybe now would be a good time to engage in a self-reflexivity that has long been missing in the wellness industry as a whole.
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No, Shitty Men Have Not Been Purged From Media
Every woman, nonbinary person, or person of color who is driven from journalism because of the shitty men in charge leaves us poorer as a culture.
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In “Work Won’t Love You Back,” Sarah Jaffe Kills the Dream Job
No one should have to earn the right to financial security through labor.
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#MeToobin Reveals How Little We’ve Moved the Needle on Workplace Harassment
A wide swath of people still shrug at or even delight in the spectacle of a man turning the workplace into an environment for sexual gratification without consent.
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Which Millennials Get to Be Burned Out?
Can’t Even manages to gather research on the specificities of white, middle-class millennial burnout, but it fails to provide a truly structural and historical view of the issue of work and millennials.
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Wildcat Strike: Sports Show the Possibilities of Collective Action
While a boycott is a consumptive act of resistance, a strike is an action grounded in labor resistance.
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The Long Feminist History of Fighting for Universal Childcare
The erasure of childcare as a feminist agenda point has had various consequences.
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To Be Young, Messy, and Black: “Luster” Depicts Millennial Black Girl Angst
Edie refuses to practice tokenism to secure financial, personal, creative, and romantic stability.
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