Workers’ Lit Podcast
Workers’ Lit Podcast
@workerslit.bsky.social
Workers' Lit is THE literature podcast for hot, cool, gay, and/or working class people. Hosted by Aysha, Jen, Lenore, and Rahab This account is run by Rahab. Others bear no responsibility for bad posts. www.workerslit.com https://patreon.com/WorkersLit
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We talk about this in the ep, but even beyond the humanitarian lens it is absolutely VITAL from a population perspective, a climate perspective, and a resource perspective to understand the unequal relationship between Africa and the global economy if you want to engage in 21st century geopolitics.
Have y'all heard about this whole "European colonialism" thing? It's bad news, folks On this week's Workers' Lit, Isaac of the SDCC joins us to talk about the great Guyanese historian Walter Rodney and his masterwork, "How Europe Underdeveloped Africa." Listen now wherever you get your pods!
Africa is the beating heart of the global working class. This shouldn't just be understood from a moral perspective, but a material one. Our capitalist world order *does not function* without the hyper-exploitation of Africa. There's a reason African liberation movements are among the most demonized
We talk about this in the ep, but even beyond the humanitarian lens it is absolutely VITAL from a population perspective, a climate perspective, and a resource perspective to understand the unequal relationship between Africa and the global economy if you want to engage in 21st century geopolitics.
Have y'all heard about this whole "European colonialism" thing? It's bad news, folks On this week's Workers' Lit, Isaac of the SDCC joins us to talk about the great Guyanese historian Walter Rodney and his masterwork, "How Europe Underdeveloped Africa." Listen now wherever you get your pods!
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Walter Rodney was barely thirty when he wrote this one. It's critical for understanding the unequal exchange undergirding the so-called rules-based international order, under which imperialist countries like the United States and its European allies make the rules and give the orders.
Have y'all heard about this whole "European colonialism" thing? It's bad news, folks On this week's Workers' Lit, Isaac of the SDCC joins us to talk about the great Guyanese historian Walter Rodney and his masterwork, "How Europe Underdeveloped Africa." Listen now wherever you get your pods!
This episode is free on the Workers' Lit Patreon + anywhere else fine pods are casted. www.patreon.com/WorkersLit/p...
I'd be happy to quit caring about foreign elections if: 1. My country's government/billionaires stop meddling in them 2. The habitability of the planet doesn't partially depend on their outcomes
I think this becomes quite understandable in the context of an international fascist movement that has swept much of the planet in a decade, with horrifying and very extreme consequences for the entire species
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I (Rahab) wrote an article about one of the worst and most influential Christian fascist figures in American history, Tim LaHaye. This is also my first ever publication under my real name. Pretty fucking cool!
Left Behind and Truth's Decline: How We Came to Live in Tim LaHaye’s World by @workerslit.bsky.social www.typebarmagazine.com/left-behind-...
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Even if I'm on the outside looking In it's beautiful to see an alliance of Elon Musk, Meta, the evangelical power structure, the Israel lobby, the gambling lobby, AND the U.S. State Department eat shit
Lula has been reelected president, Brazilian media has now called. An extraordinary comeback for the left-wing politician who trailed by 2 points in round 1 but managed to hold off Flávio Bolsonaro, the former president's son.
I (Rahab) wrote an article about one of the worst and most influential Christian fascist figures in American history, Tim LaHaye. This is also my first ever publication under my real name. Pretty fucking cool!
Left Behind and Truth's Decline: How We Came to Live in Tim LaHaye’s World by @workerslit.bsky.social www.typebarmagazine.com/left-behind-...
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Ray joins @eclecticradical.bsky.social on a live stream in 15 minutes to talk Modernism!
I was joking around when I wrote this but if anyone (Jacobin or otherwise) would like to pay me a little money for the only good and principled article ever written about why young men aren't reading very much my DMs are wide open.
@jacobinmag.bsky.social If you would like someone to write an actually good article about the decline of literacy in young men (rather than blaming it on women and a "feminized culture") we will happily oblige. Won't be including talk about Lonesome Dove though.
This is genuinely a really fun and good episode. If you're one of the like three people who wish we still did our old news episodes you cannot let yourself miss out on Article Brain!
It's time for some ARTICLE BRAIN! This month we dive into a truly terrible piece from Jacobin that suggests men are discriminated against in literature, then we move into Larry David's bizarre "socialism is when government take toothbrush" op-ed Listen here: www.patreon.com/WorkersLit/p...
It's going to be a blast! Make sure to tune in!
This week at 8AM EST/11 AM PST the Eclectic Radical returns! I will be joined by Ray from the @workerslit.bsky.social podcast to talk about modernity, modernism, and fascism. I haven’t talked about poetry and literary criticism in awhile, so I’m really looking forward to it!
Workers’ Lit Podcast reposted
It's time for some ARTICLE BRAIN! This month we dive into a truly terrible piece from Jacobin that suggests men are discriminated against in literature, then we move into Larry David's bizarre "socialism is when government take toothbrush" op-ed Listen here: www.patreon.com/WorkersLit/p...
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✅listen to ep @ work ✅cry @ work ✅go home, reread MFH for the 3rd time in as many years Could’ve listened to hours & hours of this convo tbh. The circular narrative was such a marvel to me, such a gut punch of a revelation, that I immediately went back & reread pg.1 when I finished the book.
LET'S GO LESBIANS!!! This week the great @amalelmohtar.com joined us to talk about "Metal From Heaven," a truly wild novel about building parallel power structures, workers' uprisings, lesbian sex, gender, and becoming Commie Jesus. Listen for free wherever you get your podcasts!!
Workers’ Lit Podcast reposted
@jacobinmag.bsky.social If you would like someone to write an actually good article about the decline of literacy in young men (rather than blaming it on women and a "feminized culture") we will happily oblige. Won't be including talk about Lonesome Dove though.
It's time for some ARTICLE BRAIN! This month we dive into a truly terrible piece from Jacobin that suggests men are discriminated against in literature, then we move into Larry David's bizarre "socialism is when government take toothbrush" op-ed Listen here: www.patreon.com/WorkersLit/p...
It's time for some ARTICLE BRAIN! This month we dive into a truly terrible piece from Jacobin that suggests men are discriminated against in literature, then we move into Larry David's bizarre "socialism is when government take toothbrush" op-ed Listen here: www.patreon.com/WorkersLit/p...