What, when, where, why, who, and how? - Pierre Bourdieu reading time

"We will finish off the Nazi invaders in their den!", a poster from the USSR, 1944 https://redd.it/1u4ouoa @r_propagandaposters

trying to bomb a socialist candidate

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we're supposed to simp for mamdani here. STOP.

He made three specific campaign promises about the NYPD and he’s walked them all back. They weren’t particularly ambitious promises either An important test of DSA building discipline within DSA electeds https://www.nytimes.com/2026/06/12/nyregion/dsa-mamdani-pushback.html

Not just the famine of 1876-1878 But the famine of the latter half of the 1890s were no lessons were taken from original famine relief but to starve the colonial subject more

The lack of discussion and actual institutional power of those studying famines caused by European powers is such a propaganda win for the far right worldwide We talk about the holodomor, rightly, but have no equivalent funding for famines caused by the British in india in their quest to start new markets while dismantling famine relief systems indigenous to the areas they conquered. The Irish, the African continent. Tens of millions of dead Indians because it was done by British direction and council, do not count because it wasn't caused by the mortal enemy of the West.

The lack of discussion and actual institutional power of those studying famines caused by European powers is such a propaganda win for the far right worldwide We talk about the holodomor, rightly, but have no equivalent funding for famines caused by the British in india in their quest to start new markets while dismantling famine relief systems indigenous to the areas they conquered. The Irish, the African continent. Tens of millions of dead Indians because it was done by British direction and council, do not count because it wasn't caused by the mortal enemy of the West.

The Trump administration is quietly moving to change the Affordable Care Act to let health insurers offer people loans to pay for their care. Deep in a document over 1,000 pages long about how the Affordable Care Act market will operate next year, the administration suggests that insurers consider offering loans to cash-strapped customers. Under this approach, people who develop a costly disease or need unexpected emergency care would turn to their health insurer for loans. A third of American households already have medical debt, and this approach would mean even more debt that patients owe to their health insurance companies. The insurers, who already make billions, would stand to make even more. https://twitter.com/MorePerfectUS/status/2065134692240916516?