Stanley Morgan

Stanley Morgan is a writer based on Wall Street.
One of the most important far-left ideas floating around in the 1980s was the critique of modern wage slavery, as articulated by the Zerowork group and a host of anarchist essayists, most notably Bob Black, author of “
Two grandfathers, both seventy, work in an Eastern shipyard, 1942. The yard kept up production by bringing many older workers out of retirement. Library of Congress Prints & Photographs Division.
Norman Kelley’s essay “The Continuous Decline of the West” masquerades as a review of Cornel West’s most recent book, Democracy Matters. Kelley’s critical reading of a book that looks at democracy and the post-9/11 world offers some valid insight into the debates surrounding the Middle East, imperialism, and terrorism.
Exchanges: On Cornel West, and Uncle Peter

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