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Rise of the Machines: Robot Replacement Is a Labor Issue
Automation may not be new, but as technology prices drop and advancement continues, the face of it is changing.
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On Our Radar—Feminist News Roundup: TV Needs More Female Villains
Killing Eve reinvigorates a tired genre trope by reinventing the idea of what makes a compelling villain, by making her a woman.
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Voiceless Again: FOSTA/SESTA and Online Censorship In the Age of #MeToo
The new law isolates sex workers who depend on online forums for advice, safety information, and community.
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The Cost of Winning: The Exploitation of NCAA Athletes Should Take the Fun Out of March Madness
How should people who care about social justice feel about a nonprofit association that exploits athletes?
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I Consider the Union My Second Mother
A compelling excerpt from We Are All Fast-Food Workers Now: The Global Uprising Against Poverty Wages.
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9 Movies That Put Trump’s Wall To Shame
We’re not going to forget our history, and we’re not going to let other people forget it either.
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The Fragility of Solidarity: Family History and Political Identity
Easier to blame POC “identity politics” than anti-Blackness or wages of whiteness. Easier to fall in line with the new president than to resist.
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Pay Me What You Owe Me: “Insecure’s” Yvonne Orji Talks Black Women’s Equal Pay Day
Molly’s fight for equal pay mirrors a real life issue.
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A Modest Proposal for a Fair Trade Emotional Labor Economy: (Centered by Disabled, Femme of Color, Working Class/Poor Genius)
Imagine if we were respected for our care labor, but also allowed to be more than our care labor.
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Ivanka’s World of “Women Who Work”: FEMINISTS UNITED TO COMBAT KAKISTOCRACY IN TRUMP TIMES
Ivanka Trump says she doesn’t know what it means to be “complicit,” but she does claim that she will improve the lives of “working women.”
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