While #workers get screwed worse than they have for decades, most of the income pie is being gobbled up by the ultra rich corporations.
Nothing will change as long as greedy lawmakers rig the system for their donors.

Jimmy Dore: Voting Can’t Break the Oligarchy. This Will.
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#poetry #JohnHulse @jimmy_dore #TheJimmyDoreShow
#voting #elections #midterms #oligarchy #strike #workers #labor
For Labor Day, Natasha Trethewey’s “Kitchen Maid with Supper at Emmaus, or The Mulata” asks us to look at labor that art and history have too often pushed to the edge of the frame.
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Protect Little #Haiti from #ICE
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For Labor Day, Edward Hirsch’s “Liberty Brass” turns toward the music of labor, industry, and the lives shaped by work in American cities.
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LABOR DAY SINGALONG:
we're making a karaoke queue for the working peeps--add your selection.
Lighten up, Francis: it's still the weekend.
#laborday #labordayweekend #theworkingman #theworkingwoman #workers #working #workingforaliving #adayoff #song #karaoke #SingItLoud #LightenUpFrancis
For Labor Day, Yusef Komunyakaa’s “The Whistle” brings the factory shift into the poem: time, sound, routine, and the pressure of industrial work.
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Happy Labor Day! 💞🦆💙 #laborday #normanrockwell #art #workers
For Labor Day, Gary Snyder’s “Hay for the Horses” listens closely to physical labor, memory, and the long rhythm of work done by hand.
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35 minutes, y'all. You can handle it.