No Homers Club
Enough about what people in the present think of the Odyssey. What does the Odyssey think about us?
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The Core Priority is Working-Class Power: A Review of A Planet to Win
Fantasies of the “green imagination” are unnecessary, disorienting, and unappealing.
Moral Minoritarianism from the Ashes of Left Populism
From its initial task of rethinking mobilization for an age of demobilization, the aim of the remaining Left populists will be to manage mobilization in an age of potential remobilization.
Render unto Ourselves, What is Ours—or Caesar Will Seize It
The political purpose of antifascism in the 21st century is not to stop the Right. It’s to discipline the Left.
Therapy Without Therapists
Task-shifting, manualized treatment, community health workers, digital therapy—the fourth industrial revolution for mental healthcare is already here. Unsurprisingly, it’s bad for both therapists and patients.
Abbie Hoffman was a Disaster for the Left
Aaron Sorkin portrays Abbie Hoffman as someone we can learn from. The problem is that we’ve already learned too much from him.
Abbie Hoffman was a Disaster for the Left
Aaron Sorkin portrays Abbie Hoffman as someone we can learn from. The problem is that we’ve already learned too much from him.
