By : Luther Bravo Co-Written with Taylor Louise What happens to the writing on the wall when no one is there to read it? When the time for warning passes and there is no longer time to prepare, what happens? Well, people will suffer. What happens when people who keep up society suffer? Well, society will start to fail. There is a way to avoid watching your society collapse and that is to embrace collective action.  The most effective collective action that we can take is supp

By: Luther Bravo Co-Written with Taylor Louise From the loosening of safety regulations to the unrealistic expectations of customer service and the glorification of billionaires, all of us are destroying the working class and we don’t even realize it. The destruction of the working class is both legislative and cultural. It’s happening all over the country—it is happening right now. I define the working class as anyone who earns $400,000 or less (USD) annually, which is the c

By: Luther Bravo Co-Written with Taylor Louise America has a slavery issue. Which should be surprising to no one.  A country that built its financial infrastructure on the basis that there will always be forced labor, is going to have issues if that forced labor goes away. It is important that we acknowledge this if we are to ever make progress on worker’s rights.  See, if you don’t understand that every American business wants to get as close to slavery as they can, you’ll n

By: Luther Bravo Written with : Taylor Louise If I told you this essay was about wildfires, would you even care? Be honest. What was once...

By: Luther Bravo Have you found yourself agreeing with more conservative talking points lately? Maybe you think  nobody wants to work...

Written By: Luther Bravo Written With : Taylor Louise Ableism is the systematic oppression of the disabled. Often when we think of...

By: Luther Bravo When you think of protesting you may imagine picket signs and large crowds such as the Black Lives Matter Protest of 2020. Those protests had spanned the nation for weeks in reaction to George Floyd’s murder. Maybe you’ll think of something more intense such as the LA Riots where there was intense violence throughout the city of Los Angeles. Those days of rioting were a reaction to the recorded beating of Rodney King. Perhaps you’ll think of the encampments f

By: Luther Bravo Written With: Taylor Lousie Every year is an election year here in America. Depending on where you live, the...