A leftist library worker podcast. https://xitter.cf/t.co/JxT7W5xoUt Email us: librarypunkpod at gmail dot com
Joined January 2021
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Take a listen! Joined hosts Justin and Jay on the @librarypunk podcast to chat about The American Worker pamphlet, Grace Lee Boggs and Phil Singer, Karl Marx and CLR James, workers’ inquiry and organizing in the US, and neighboring topics: podbean.com/ew/pb-s4ybe-19ae…
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“Amplifying forms of informal and formal organizing the workplace, amplifying and circulating struggles and informal practices of time theft or insubordination, all those things can only be understood from the perspective of the workers themselves." On the @librarypunk pod.
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59 - Spider-Man 2: So Smart! w/ Justin from @librarypunk
We learn the beautiful lessons of the Disney corporation: it's not a big deal to beat up your girlfriend if she's being crazy, gay people do not have sex, and drones are very cool!
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people often post this stuff to imply that moral panics about the technologies of the past were quaint. But the past is full of reminders that we are on a long, slow march away from embodied experience, and that we’ve lost more of it than we can even remember
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So pleased to have joined @BBIUnion and @abolisheconomics.bsky.social on the @librarypunk podcast to chat about our workers' inquiry on the cafe sector in the US. Take a listen and thanks to Justin, Sadie, and Jay for having us on: podbean.com/ew/pb-pbc7w-1933…
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Take a listen! @BBIUnion and @workinquirywork joined hosts Justin, Sadie, and Jay on the @librarypunk podcast to chat about our workers' inquiry on the cafe sector in the US, indy unions, organizing and neighboring topics. Thanks to for having us on! podbean.com/ew/pb-pbc7w-1933…
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“I think that some of the most effective organizing that we've done has been when our co-workers realize that their own experiences are similar to the experiences of other baristas.” Shared, Alex of @BBIUnion on the @librarypunk pod. Take a listen: podbean.com/ew/pb-pbc7w-1933…
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Our favorite librarian @hal_schrieve is on @librarypunk today! librarypunk.gay/e/154-hal-sc…
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Yo LA my anti ICE comedy show is THIS FRIDAY NIGHT at @LyricHyperion and features @JAdomian @skyler_higley @raminnazer and more plus this sick fuckin noise artist called Tricky Youth that I saw keeping ICE agents up all night with their music lol
Los Angeles yoooo 7/25 I'm raising money for the MacArthur Park vendor buyout fund w/ @jadomian @skyler_higley @raminnazer and MORE at @LyricHyperion
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I wish I believed hell so I would also believe these fucking monsters would face some kind of punishment
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Death can be in the service of life. We all know it, we struggle with it, we practice it when it suits us
"Death to the IDF" is a slogan promoting peace, just as "Death to the Wehrmacht" would have been 80 years ago.
In broad political terms, it means dismantling an army of occupation which is literally perpetrating genocide and ethnic cleansing as we speak.
Taken at its most literal, it simply reflects an unfortunate reality in which, given Israel's consistent refusal to engage in meaningful negotiations and its apparent commitment to "completing the job" via mass murder and population transfer, the most realistic path to peace in Gaza is via successful attacks on the occupying army.
