HeyJaredNY Marxist Educators
Exploring the history and future of education in New York through a Marxist lens, with a commitment to solidarity, democracy, and working-class power.
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A Modest Proposal (opens the original)
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Every year humanity produces millions of scientific papers, patents, technical reports, engineering specifications, dissertations, standards, datasets, and descriptions of failed and successful experiments. No human being can read more than an infinitesimal fraction of them.This has always imposed a peculiar limitation on invention. Somewhere in the accumulated record of human knowledge, the solution to one problem may already exist as the solution to another. A technique developed for aerospace
The Boomer Retiree Is the Social Basis of the Existing State of Things (opens the original)
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Marx and Engels make a particularly nasty observation in The Communist Manifesto about the German petty bourgeoisie. This class, they write, had become “the real social basis of the existing state of things.” Therefore, “to preserve this class is to preserve the existing state of things in Germany.”They were not making a psychological argument. The German shopkeeper did not have to love the government or even capitalism. He could complain about bankers, monopolists and politicians and sincerely
Epistemic Atlanticism (opens the original)
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SMASH THE GOLF COURSE—OPEN THE GREEN LAND TO THE PEOPLE! (opens the original)
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Some people say that golf is merely a sport. This is nothing but another attempt to conceal the dictatorship of the bourgeoisie beneath a cloak of “culture” and “recreation.” They would have us look only at the little white ball and ignore the thousands of acres upon which it rolls. They would have us admire the carefully trimmed grass while forgetting the workers, peasants, and ordinary citizens shut out behind fences and gates.<a class="image-link image2 is-viewable-img" href="https://substack
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