Sunday Reading

Queen Arsem-O’Malley:

• The High Cost of Cheap Labor
• Visions of a Radical Labour Movement
• Laboring for Liberation: Disability Justice, Intersectionality, and Accountable Activism
• Grad Students Push for Support on Unionization Ahead of Vote
• DC Charter Teachers Seek to Unionize
• Homeland Security Begins Rollout Of Trump's 'Mass Deportation' Plan
• In Trump's America, Mother of Four Fears Being Deported and Leaving Children With Abusive Husband
• Title IX Protects Trans Students, No Matter What the Trump Administration Believes

Reclaim UC:

• How colleges lost billions to hedge funds in 2016
• "[T]he success of for-profit colleges in their current form is a barometer of deep, far-reaching inequalities."
• "In fact, it turned out that there was nothing 'dangerous' at all in picking on women and refugees. People will pay you good money for that."
• The landing: fascists without fascism
• Fighting cops and the Klan: the history and future of black antifascism
• The long history of the white supremacy in Anaheim, or "Klanaheim"
• The look of white supremacy
• "Striking is not a privilege. Privilege is not having to strike."
• Striking for ourselves

Aaron Cantú:

• "The need to invent a term like 'post-truth' belies an attempt to deny lies that were forced upon colonised people"
• Just 8 men own same wealth as half the world
• Republicans vote to give police powers to arrest people planning peaceful protests
• I'm an Arab actor who's been asked to audition for the role of terrorist more than 30 times. If La La Land cleans up at the Oscars, I'm done

Zack Fair:

• The Video Game Industry Is Afraid of Unions
• How Technocratic Hyper-Rationalism Has Birthed Right-Wing Extremism
• Road to the IGF: David Kanaga's Oikospiel, Book I
• Here’s Why There’s Anime Fan Art Of President Trump All Over Your Facebook
• We Killed Milo: What The Media Misses and Ignores
• The Little Town Down the Road: How Silent Hill Homecoming Hid a Gem in a Trainwreck
• Striking on International Women’s Day Is Not a Privilege

Kitabet:

• Justice Deferred: Executive Order 9066 and the Geography of Japanese American Imprisonment
• “That year, Noguchi entered a concentration camp entirely of his own will.”
• The Stories We Tell About Resettlement: Refugees, Asylum and the #MuslimBan
• The Deeply Unserious, Important Work of Amit Chaudhuri
• “But the biggest change, when I decided to stop wearing hijab almost seven years ago, was this: I realized I didn’t have to be so nice all the time.”
• The Collapse of Turkish Academia
• A Geologist in the Italian Earthquake
• “The basic program of any form of fascism is to release the evil in people—America will be great again as soon as it doesn’t give an ethical fuck about anything.”
• Unlocking Arabic: The Art and Poetry of Etel Adnan
• Eviction Companies Pay the Homeless Illegally Low Wages to Put People on the Street
• “My whole goal was that if I helped keep one person negative then my HIV status is equal, and then one more person means that I won.”
• An Edge Over Which it is Impossible to Look