Millennial Review

In this episode, we interview the host of Working People, @maximillian_alv, about the state of the working class in the United States. We talk about his personal experience with economic precarity, his interviews with working people, and what unites us all laborers in late capitalism.

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In this episode, we respond to a whole slew of listener questions. How do we convince conservatives? How do we combat climate change? Should we strive for objective truth? We even reveal our favorite animals.   Sign up for a free trial of Audible and join us at Patreon.com/MillennialReview.

In this episode, we respond to a whole slew of listener questions. How do we convince conservatives? How do we combat climate change? Should we strive for objective truth? We even reveal our favorite animals.   Sign up for a free trial of Audible and join us at Patreon.com/MillennialReview.

In this "radical reading", Trevor dissects Angela Nagle's piece in the American Affairs Journal, The Left Case Against Open Borders. The article argues the economics of immigration should push the left to a more restrictionist position. Something Trevor makes short work of, because as you'll hear, solidarity is core to our socialist movement. 

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In this "radical reading", Trevor dissects Angela Nagle's piece in the American Affairs Journal, The Left Case Against Open Borders. The article argues the economics of immigration should push the left to a more restrictionist position. Something Trevor makes short work of, because as you'll hear, solidarity is core to our socialist movement. 

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In this episode Justin discusses the spate of recent mass shootings. What we can learn from how the FBI cracked down on the Klan and how efforts to deplatform ISIS could yield similar outcomes. He also covers ICE raids in Mississippi. Finally, it ends with a discussion of what is happening in India and specifically Modi's crack down on Kashmir.

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In this episode Justin discusses the spate of recent mass shootings, the white nationalist connections and what the United States can do in response. Specifically what we can learn from how the FBI cracked down on the Klan and how efforts to deplatform ISIS could yield similar outcomes in the case of white nationalism. He also discusses the recent ICE raids in Mississippi and what they mean as part of the broader American immigration regime. Finally, he rounds out a depressing episode with a discussion of what is happening in India and specifically Modi's crack down on Kashmir.

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In the episode 1 of what will be a multi-part series, Justin dives into the life and times of American socialist, activist, trade unionist, and presidential candidate Eugene V. Debs.

From the Panic of 1873, which sent Debs looking for work elsewhere. He joins The Brotherhood of Locomotive Fireman and gets his first taste of labor organizing. To The Dynamite and Legitimate Warfare essay (1885) and the political failures which led to Debs shift in perspective that would eventually brings him to socialism.

In the episode 1 of what will be a multi-part series, Justin dives into the life and times of American socialist, activist, trade unionist, and presidential candidate Eugene V. Debs. The following topics are covered:

 

From the Panic of 1873, which sent Debs looking for work elsewhere. He joins The Brotherhood of Locomotive Fireman and gets his first taste of labor organizing. To The Dynamite and Legitimate Warfare essay (1885) and the political failures which led to Debs shift in perspective that would eventually brings him to socialism.

I set out to write the third and final episode of the series, but ended up fixated on this idea of the alt-right brain and how these people come to hold beliefs that allow them to commit such horrific acts of violence. As I finished editing, I opened my phone to the news another apparent white nationalist had murdered at least 12 people in El Paso Texas. I hope this episode serves as a way to make sense of the endless tragedies.

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