Nina-Bytes: When Chevron Owns Your News
A brief look at The Richmond Standard and what happens when a giant oil company produces the only news website in a California company town.
Read MoreA brief look at The Richmond Standard and what happens when a giant oil company produces the only news website in a California company town.
Read MoreBuilding off a Graeber quote from Debt, Nina briefly touches on the war on sharing, the idea killing machine, and why we discuss alternatives to capitalism.
Read MoreNina highlights the open structures of power the uber rich use to control our society in broad daylight with the help of a Cory Doctorow article about bagmen.
Read MoreExamining three mundane stories in our media, Nina talks about why, contrary to public rhetoric, corporate power is happy to help fascists for money.
Read MoreIn order to understand the news in hellworld, you first have to understand why rising fascism, climate crisis, and Covid eugenics are all the same problem.
Read MoreA brief discussion about how leftists online should respond to fascist billionaires attempting to transform the internet into walled gardens and propaganda ops.
Read MoreThe biggest Covid story the media isn’t reporting is the fact that right wing billionaires are funding the campaign to pretend it’s over, for their own profit.
Read MoreWhat happens when the ideals of liberalism contradict with the reality that it’s subordinate to capital accumulation? There’s no need to ask; you’re living it.
Read MoreIn this week’s Selection, Scurvy steps back to look at the larger issues of monopoly power and resource imperialism, with help from the folks at Canadaland.
Read MoreWhat happens when capital’s refusal to resolve its most pressing contradiction threatens the entire species? Our response to climate crisis holds the answer.
Read MoreIn today’s Recommended Reading, Nina catches up with the coronavirus by sharing an ominous and informative article from OK Doomer’s Jessica Wildfire.
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