New Orleans Recently, I shared a piece that asked the question about new found pandemic-induced appreciation for the American working class. Supposedly, there is now an understanding that they are essential. My question was: “so what?” What are employers ready to do about it? In the massive tide of worker-driven strikes we’re seeing …
Category: Rights
Burkini’s Aren’t the Half of It
Pearl River As soon as I was contacted about talking to Emory Professor Falguni Sheth on Wade’s World about her book, Unruly Women: Race, Neocolonialism, and the Hijab, I was in. The Alliance Citoyenne, ACORN’s affiliate in France, had been fighting all levels of government there to overturn restricts on women with hijab being …
Employer Tracking is Creating Work Slaves
Marble Falls George Orwell’s 1984 may have missed the year, but with the advent of computers and new monitoring software, he was right about the peril of constant surveillance, even if it has turned out to be more pronounced in the workplace than in public space. I say that with a slight modification, …


