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More work for your labor-value - The Wobbly World of Miftah's Words
...and more exploitation for your location.
[XFCE] My first simple rice. I love green
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How Activism Has Supported A New Wave Of Black-Led Food Co-ops - PopularResistance.Org
Ask a person on the street to describe a food co-op, and the image that often springs to mind is, as one Boston Globe reporter succinctly put it, a “crunchy granola” store “where largely white, affluent customers buy organic grains from bulk bins.” This image sometimes has been unwittingly reinforced by advocates themselves. A 2011 trade article, titled “Location, Location, Location,” advised readers seeking to develop new food co-ops to site them in communities where residents were “better educated (college or graduate school), with incomes that are slightly above average, with occupation types that are more white-collar and professional in nature.”
Distinguishing Labor from Work - Aaron Ross Powell
We should get rid of the former, if we can, but we should absolutely keep the latter.
Egypt, The New Republic: Hunger strikes on the rigs, digital sweatshops & factories cleared for capital
Labor dispatch!
Behind Bangladesh's garment boom, workers cut food, healthcare as wages fall short
Before dawn each day, garment worker Shilpi Khatun cooks over a wood-fired clay stove because her family cannot afford gas, before heading to a factory in Gazipur, an industrial hub on the outskirts of Dhaka.
Erewhon’s Secrets
Japanese utopians. Corporate glow-ups. $400 smoothies. The strange history of the world’s most cultish grocery store.
Bangladeshi Street Fakeclaiming — miftah
Fakeclaiming isn't a purely online Western phenomenon. A lot of “pro-social” Bangladeshi monetized vlogger and “citizen journalists” act as if filming random disabled beggars in the streets being able to dodge some obstacles, recognize light or being able to walk after forcibly having their mobility aids taken away is doing some grand justice to “real” disabled people.
Distinguishing Labor from Work · Aaron Ross Powell
We should get rid of the former, if we can, but we should absolutely keep the latter.
The Post-Productive Economy
[Translations: Japanese] Take a look at these farm houses which I saw under construction in remote areas of Yunnan province China. They were not unusual; farmsteads this size were everywhere in rural China. Note the scale of these massive buildings. Each … Continue reading →
Can We Grow More Food on Less Land? | Hacker News
Quick overview of a farmer's land that uses this method: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=stABAx82TbY he harvest around 3x more cocoa per hectare than traditional methods and its one of the most valuable in the world right now.
‘Doves and food and fun’: the fight to save a farming pioneer
Wakelyns needs £1.2m to save its diverse organic crops and ‘micro’ enterprises including a bakery and honeybee hives
Sweat Equity — FARMore
The Sweat Equity Program is a volunteer-driven initiative providing hands-on assistance to farmers who need it most. More than just lending a hand, it shows how vital, soulful, and impactful farming is for all of us. This program bridges the gap between urban and rural communities through meaningful service and education. Together, we are building relationships based on reciprocity and inspiring:
2026 Bangladesh RMG Min-Wage Protests
Behind Bangladesh's garment boom, workers cut food, healthcare as wages fall short
Bangladesh union bureaucracy betrays garment workers’ struggles against poverty wages
Sahara Chowdhury Rabil on Instagram: "@faustianbargain_"
2026 Bangladesh garment workers protests
10 BGB platoons deployed in Gazipur amid RMG workers’ unrest
Bangladesh garment factories close as workers clash with police during wage protests – video