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Content Warning: mentions of violence
The struggle of the working class in the American capitalist system was already present, but has been immensely highlighted by the COVID-19 epidemic. With millions out of work, 30+ million workers are wondering where their next meals will come from. On the other hand, millions of underpaid, underappreciated, often impoverished workers are being forced into dangerous working conditions, having to decide between their health and their bank account. Rounds of applause and empty platitudes don't put food on the table.
How did we slowly descend into apathy? And how is this apathy further pushed for and encouraged by the elitist class? Is productivity worth dying for?
Content Warning: mentions of violence
The struggle of the working class in the American capitalist system was already present, but has been immensely highlighted by the COVID-19 epidemic. With millions out of work, 30+ million workers are wondering where their next meals will come from. On the other hand, millions of underpaid, underappreciated, often impoverished workers are being forced into dangerous working conditions, having to decide between their health and their bank account. Rounds of applause and empty platitudes don't put food on the table.
How did we slowly descend into apathy? And how is this apathy further pushed for and encouraged by the elitist class? Is productivity worth dying for?