Eric Zuesse The following is part of the Gallup Global Emotions 2022 report, which is “based on nearly 127,000 interviews with adults in 122 countries and areas in 2021 and early 2022.” Gallup’s accompanying article, “Global Study Reveals Most Workers Enjoy What They Do”, says: Many of the countries where the most workers enjoy what […]
by Bo Banks, Big League Politics: Americans are fleeing Democrat run cities in droves. Tourists, homeowners, and workers are quickly noticing the spike in crime and drug use that are turning once beloved cities into liberal hell holes. So they are foregoing them for red states where law and order is better established and properly […]
If policies of crony capitalism, plunder of people and imperialist exploitation dominate the economic regime of a country, then along with the overall decline of the economy it is inevitable that workers of that country will have to suffer a lot. In such a situation workers and their unions will also have to assert themselves to protect their rights but[Read More...]
A new report, jointly issued by the World Health Organization (WHO) and the International Labor Organization (ILO) on work-related deaths for the year 2016, shows that workplace-related diseases and injuries led to the deaths of 1.9 million people in that year. The WHO/ILO Joint Estimates of the Work-Related Burden of Disease and Injury, 2000-2016, conducted before the outbreak of the[Read More...]
The suffering of the working class, within and outside the United States, is ignored by our corporatized media, and yet, it is one of the most important human rights issues of our era.
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Guest post by MANISH THAKUR and NABANIPA BHATTACHARJEE Much has already been said and written about the plight of the migrants during the lockdown necessitated by the current Covid-19 outbreak in India. The visual images of their endless walk – which reminds us of the flight of Partition refugees – in their desperate bid to … Continue reading Covid-19 and the Idea of India: Manish Thakur and Nabanipa Bhattacharjee →
This recent fail was seen be many as a bizarre connection of powerful people who would seemingly have nothing in common. However, viewers and readers of my work would know this isn’t the case. In fact, not only are the “arts” themselves tools of the so called elite, but the “arts” can even be means of imposing one’s will upon the world like a shaman or magus in their workings. In this video I cover this worldview and recall a recent incident that shows what Marina’s mindset is.
Chris Smalls, an Amazon worker fired after organizing a walkout over unsafe conditions during the coronavirus pandemic, speaks out. Amazon…
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An estimated quarter billion Indians – roughly three percent of the world’s entire population – went on strike today across the subcontinent, protesting the government of Narendra Modi’s racist and “anti-people,” “
December 25, 1968, termed as ‘Black Thursday’, saw the first mass crime against Dalits in independent India, who were fighting for respectable wages under the leadership of the Communist Party. Image for representational use only; Image Courtesy : Socialist India P Srinivasan, a veteran village functionary who cremates the dead had, in an interview done … Continue reading 50 Years Later, Shadow of Keezhvenmani Continues to Hover Over our Republic →
