Subject 7 (Precariat/Cultural Worker/Educator): A community organizing and pushing back against a massive corporation is possible. The Queens Community Land Trust seeks to re-envision the property that Amazong sought to make corporate hub in Queens.

Subject 8 (Financial Specialist/Media CEO): The greatest crime in the United States at this time is wage theft. And it is partly the greatest crime, because it goes largely unpunished.

Subject 8 (Financial Specialist/Media CEO): Amazon has committed wage theft and will pay 61 million dollars to its workers, but get away without any other punishment and Bezos will not be perceived as the criminal that he is.

Subject 8 (Financial Specialist/Media CEO): We Must Have an Earnest Conversation about Wage Theft

Subject 8 (Financial Specialist/Media CEO): We are generally absorbed my petty crimes. We hear about them on the news, follow crimes that are reported on apps like Citizen and yet, crimes such as a mugging or a broken car window are financially insignificant in comparison to wage theft. Only through a public conversation can people begin to consider the economic significance of wage theft.

Subject 8 (Financial Specialist/Media CEO): Corporations wish to be considered as citizens and be granted the voice of citizenry, however, when they commit crimes they are not tried as citizens.

Subject 8 (Financial Specialist/Media CEO): The Best Analog Comparison to Cryptocurrenty Is Gold

Subject 2 (Precariat): Reflections on living in precarity.

Subject 3 (Precariat / Recent College Graduate): A recent college graduate discusses the confusion as to how to move forward in life during a pandemic.

Subject 3 (Precariat / Recent College Graduate): Struggling with isolation through 2020 following the New York City pandemic shut down.