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I Want to Hear it From the Workers: My Hope for Pandemic Literature

By: Christopher Soriano October 25, 2020October 26, 2020

LITERATURE, OPINION, WORLD ISSUESLeave a Comment

Featured Image: United Nations COVID-19 Response I read Zadie Smith’s Intimations near the end of my quarantine, just before I was called back to work. The book is a collection of short essays written during the early months of lockdown that reflect on the current COVID-19 pandemic. Intimations is the first book marketed as a…

Democrats Lost A Generation Of Voters, And It’s Their Own Damn Fault

By: Christopher Soriano April 18, 2020April 18, 2020

OPINION, POLITICS2020 election, bernie sanders, democratic establishment1 Comment

Featured Image: Vidar Nordli-Mathisen Bernie Sanders officially suspended his presidential campaign on April 8th, 2020. His campaign was symbolic of hope and revolution, so it was a clear celebration for the Democratic establishment and liberal elites to have him gone. The movement he began when he announced his candidacy in 2015 energized millions of voters, most…

Working People, Not The Stock Market, Are The Economy

By: Christopher Soriano March 31, 2020April 16, 2020

OPINION, POLITICS, WORLD ISSUES1 Comment

Featured Image: Daria Shevtsova COVID-19 has become a worldwide pandemic that has exposed the fragility and dysfunctional nature of the American capitalist system, a system that many Americans already knew was unsustainable. Even more so, it has exposed the system’s willingness to risk the lives and well-being of the working class in order to save…