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MISFIT DOC: Maggie Nelson’s Bluets: Some Points

11th Sep 2018 / Rose Hunter / Misfit Docs
orange is a color capable of loving you back

Piotr Żołądź: blueboy

16th Feb 2015 / Queen Mob / Misc
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  • Re: Lesson Plan: This Is Not A Drill - Queen Mob's Tea House
  • Posted on 12th Dec 2019

    Brilliant. Let's not forget "Thoughts and Prayers" in the homework section.

  • Re: Lesson Plan: This Is Not A Drill - Queen Mob's Tea House
  • Posted on 10th Dec 2019

    This is beautiful and haunting and made my eyes well up.

  • Re: FICTION: The Emerging Artist - Queen Mob's Tea House
  • Posted on 9th Dec 2019

    Thanks Ronnie :)

  • Re: Black Friday and The New Industrial Revolution: What Do We Do? - Queen Mob's Tea House
  • Posted on 6th Dec 2019

    thanks for the kind words and for reading and commenting. it's good to hear of worker moblizations. i'll check out the book also. much thanks, Robert!

  • Re: Black Friday and The New Industrial Revolution: What Do We Do? - Queen Mob's Tea House
  • Posted on 6th Dec 2019

    Great article here. It's frustrating on the consumer side trying to boycott any kind of Amazon monopoly. To inject some hope into this, the pressure points for change still most likely be found in us as consumers understanding our connections to the workers and all of the logistics workers across the various industries necessary to bring us our stuff to our door uniting to force change. I live in the Inland Empire, which has fulfillment centers all over the place, and exciting worker mobilizations are happening, most recently a protest in San Bernardino around talks for Amazon taking over a small airport for fulfillment purposes. As always, change will move from the bottom up. There is also an interesting book that came out last year called Inland Shift that not only details workers struggles in logistics but also the ways they have been fighting back.

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