Fluidarity, Not Solidarity
I revisit a post from 2013, and update nothing but the first sentence
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Four years later [now twelve years later], I don’t think we have made much progress on the agenda these authors suggested [although Biden’s agenda gives me some hope]:
Barbara Ehrenreich and Bill Fletcher Jr, Rising to the Occasion, 2009
[…] with both long-term biological and day-to-day economic survival in doubt, the …
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