I originally wrote the article below back in June 2020 during the BLM protests. It was for a separate online publication and was never released due to an amicable editorial dispute I had, but I wanted to put it out here since I believe the premise is still correct and relevant. This is also why … Continue reading Race and Class: The Inseparable Twin (An Analysis of the 2020 BLM Protests) →

On its surface, Netflix's Tiger King shows barefaced the decay and illusion of the American Dream. Joe Exotic, the Tiger King, struggles to keep up with the costs of running his zoo, he hires desperate labourers who are grossly overworked and criminally underpaid, and he has fully internalized the fetishized idea of private property in … Continue reading Tiger King: false consent and masked ideologues →

"Teaching is not a neutral act and the sooner we stop pretending that it is, the sooner we can begin creating a more democratic classroom." - Me (now) After finishing my undergrad, I hastily jumped into a Masters in Education. A degree in education is pretty much like you might expect - learning how to … Continue reading The ideology of teaching →

In our modern economy we have jobs and careers of all kinds and people of various hierarchical positions within organizations. It can appear as though the all powerful working class Marx once lauded as the future liberators of humanity has been divided up into multiple distinct sets of classes, each with their own characteristics and … Continue reading We’re all working class – why the term still matters →

My parents grew up in communist Yugoslavia, a market socialist state that, despite its flaws, was largely supported by its multi-ethnic and culturally diverse population. The state provided its citizens with a solid economic base by putting a priority on social needs. Education and medical care were free, housing was widely available and affordable, the … Continue reading Solidarity with the conservative working class →

Drake is a generational pop star who has won the hearts and minds of millions around the world. His position at the top of the charts is largely due to talent, catchy songs, and a brilliant marketing team, but at the same time he also acts as the perfect ideological object, reinforcing his position at … Continue reading The ideology of Drake →