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How Gay Money Became Gay Wealth: A Fable

Excerpt: This is not a woman who was hit hard by the taxes but, rather, someone angry that she had to pay them in the first place.

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Twitter Trials: Why I Am Writing about Suey Park

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Weekly Roundup: November 22

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On Power Couples

Power couples are scum multiplied into two.

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Weekly Roundup: November 11, 2015

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Review of Steven Salaita’s Uncivil Rites

“We ought to complicate academic freedom even as we vigorously defend it.”

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Capitalism, Class, Inequality Prison industrial complex

America’s Prison Problem Is Too Complicated for Mark Zuckerberg

Zuckerberg’s power and influence provides expensive cover for the brutality that the prison-industrial complex inflicts upon its inhabitants…

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Weekly Roundup, October 20, 2015

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What We Don’t Talk about When We Talk about Race

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The problem with Fixing Wall Street Is It Can’t Be Fixed

More than ever in the history of capitalism, capital’s force is most evident in its invisible workings. 

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