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Don’t Blame Polarization

A discussion on American partisanship, political dysfunction, and why it’s not our passions that are the problem — it’s the Constitution itself.
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Catalyst

A Journal of Theory and Strategy
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Privatization Failed — Even the Tories Are Admitting It

Boris Johnson’s Conservative government has announced it will be renationalizing British train lines. It’s further proof that privatization is being discredited around the world.
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Public Transportation Is a Human Right

For a century our cities have been transformed by the car industry, making way for drivers at the expense of cyclists and pedestrians. A renewed movement for urban public transport is pushing back. 
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The NHS Is Failing Because It’s Not Public Enough

Right-wingers use today’s NHS shortcomings to argue that a public health system doesn’t work. But its failings stem from decades of pro-market reforms.
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The Private Sector Will Destroy the NHS, Not Save It

Some in the Labour Party support using the private sector to bring down NHS waiting lists. But private health care is about putting profit over helping patients — not saving a public health system.
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Everything in America Is Set Up to Undermine Working-Class Organizing

Everyone knows it’s extremely difficult to organize a union in the US. Two often-overlooked reasons why: media consolidation and a dearth of public spaces where workers can come together, socialize, and organize.
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80 Years Ago Today, Disney Animation Workers Went on Strike

The Disney cartoonists and animators’ strike that began at a California studio on May 29, 1941, forever changed the labor standards of an industry — and inspired cultural workers to take greater ownership over their labo
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Big Tech Is Killing Movies

Amazon’s buyout of MGM is the latest example of the culture industry’s transformation into a Big Tech monopoly. Artists, workers, and the film-watching public suffer the consequences.
https://jacobin.com/2021/06/big-tech-netflix-amazon-mgm-disney-streaming-services-studios-tv-film-production - Details - Similar

Entertainment Monopolies Are Zombifying Mass Culture

Mass culture is becoming a museum dedicated to itself, its artifacts curated by an ever-narrowing family of conglomerates. Nowhere is that clearer than in the decline of The Simpsons, whose groundbreaking satire was kill
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