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Tag Archives: workers' rights
Rethinking Work: cooking as labor
Cooking, when it is glamorous and well-compensated, is something for men.
Posted in Society, feminism, food, north america Also tagged julia child, kate harding, meryl streep, michael pollan, raj patel, workers' rights 9 Comments
Rethinking Work: sex work as labor
No one ever wanted to save me from being a waitress the way they wanted to save my best friend from being a stripper.
Posted in Current Affairs, Society, feminism, north america, sex Also tagged sex-work, workers' rights 6 Comments
On work: the peculiar state of the U.S. labor market, and more
“You should be grateful to have the job,” we hear, and we don't complain.
Posted in Business World, Society, north america Also tagged financial crisis, u.s., workers' rights 1 Comment
Reconcile U.S. football culture with progressive politics? Yeah, right
Networks of conservative white men almost universally prefer other conservative white men as football head coaches.
Posted in Society, north america, politics, sports Also tagged domestic violence, football, michael vick, NCAA, NFL, u.s., workers' rights 4 Comments
Rethinking Work: service industry labor and the face of SEIU