Asst Prof of History, UCSB. Former @rooseveltinst fellow. Social movements & political economy—civil rights mvmt; economic policy; inflation; mass incarceration

Los Angeles, CA
This is such a fantastic episode with the one and only @NathanTankus.
Episode 42: DOLLAR IMPERIALISM @NathanTankus joins us to discuss the monetary foundations of American empire, how sanctions weaponize the global financial system, the possibility of China-led de-dollarization, and what's really going on with the oil futures market.
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Episode 42: DOLLAR IMPERIALISM @NathanTankus joins us to discuss the monetary foundations of American empire, how sanctions weaponize the global financial system, the possibility of China-led de-dollarization, and what's really going on with the oil futures market.
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📣 NYC event — this Thursday 📣 A book launch for TROOP MOVEMENTS Tejasvi Nagaraja — in conversation with Adrian De Leon and Ruth Milkman Thursday, Sep 24 — at 6pm at NYU RSVP — and attend! ipk.nyu.edu/events/book-talk…
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What a totally financialized view of higher education governance looks like. Increase revenue, reduce labor costs, establish no basis to protect quality of services or non-profit mission of schools. archive.org/details/UCI-FY27…
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There is something so unbelievably bleak about an article that calmly walks readers through how to navigate being laid off after 50, losing your health insurance, and somehow surviving the years until Medicare. What a broken country.
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Always nice when a box of books with your name on them arrives in the mail. From bookstore organizing to mounting a general strike, this book tells the how and why. $28 from Yale.
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The stakes of education should be dramatically lower. To do that, we need a federal job guarantee and lifelong free education at all levels. As Du Bois put it: “for training of all for the work they can do in so far as such work is needed for the best interests of all.”
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“Jäger is explosively erudite, yet this erudition leads to banal ends, loud bangs that come to small talk.” - @bucephalus424
Wrote about Anton Jäger's "Hyperpolitics" for the Los Angeles Review of Books lareviewofbooks.org/article/…
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Anyways...
I took issue with a number of the claims made by @AntonJaegermm and @DanielZamoraV in their @thenation interview with @daniel_dsj2110 (which are repeated in their book). The Nation recently published my letter to the editor on this. thenation.com/article/archiv…
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RT @kylietcheung: As a teen, S faced a felony charge over a vape pen. 5 years later, that charge—& the routine dehumanization of navigating…
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NEW: @UTAustin quietly cuts ethnic, gender studies majors from new student applications Future students can no longer major in Women’s, Sexualities & Gender studies; Mexican American & Latina/o studies; African & African Diaspora studies as of fall 2027. statesman.com/news/education…
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We HIT THE ROAD to ask Angelenos: "How do you feel about $100 million per year of YOUR taxpayer dollars being used to pay for the Convention Center expansion for the next THIRTY YEARS?"
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RIP Annie.
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Incredible reporting from @sarahkliff. And the fact that the ACA required expansions of pregnancy coverage seems relevant to Senator Marshall’s opposition.
New exclusive: In his 25 years as an OBGYN, Sen. Roger Marshall of Kansas repeatedly sued patients for outstanding medical debt. At least 81 were arrested during their court proceedings. Some had debt from c-sections; others from miscarriages.
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New exclusive: In his 25 years as an OBGYN, Sen. Roger Marshall of Kansas repeatedly sued patients for outstanding medical debt. At least 81 were arrested during their court proceedings. Some had debt from c-sections; others from miscarriages.
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Fed very well may have avoided a rate hike next week if not for a record surge in the wireless services component of the consumer price index in August, following recent plan changes by AT&T and T-Mobile. That alone pushed the CPI reading above forecasts (bloomberg.com/news/articles/…)
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