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Dayton Martindale
Dayton Martindale is an associate editor at In These Times, and a founding member of Symbiosis. His writing has appeared in In These Times, Earth Island Journal and The Next System Project. He tweets at @DaytonRMartind.
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Why Keith Ellison and Jeremy Corbyn Think We Should Cap CEO Pay
Does it make sense for a boss to earn more than 200 times what a worker does? The case for a maximum wage. MORE
Views · May 29, 2018
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Hold the Applause. Biden’s Climate Plan Is Mostly Fluff.
Biden avoids taking on the fossil fuel industry by relying on vague promises and unproven technologies. MORE
Features · June 5, 2019
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Why We Devoted an Entire Issue to Climate Change
The most ambitious climate proposal ever seen on Capitol Hill is a call to action. We need to answer the call. MORE
Views · April 10, 2019
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Actually, We Don’t Need To Grow the Economy
Protecting the planet requires scaling down, not up. MORE
Culture · December 19, 2018
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Portrait of the Environmentalist as a Young Arsonist
Abby Geni's new novel, The Wildlands, explores means and ends in the fight for animal and Earth liberation. MORE
Culture · September 4, 2018
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Is Your Job Bullshit? David Graeber on Capitalism’s Endless Busywork
In his new book, the anarchist and anthropologist looks at why almost 40 percent of us think our jobs are meaningless. MORE
Features · May 10, 2018
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Is Your Job Bullshit? David Graeber on Capitalism’s Endless Busywork
David Graeber had a hypothesis. The anthropologist grew up working-class in New York, and while his scholarship garnered accolades, he’s never felt at home in the world of academia. From his... MORE
Working · May 10, 2018
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Universal Basic Income: A Primer
Here’s why everyone’s demanding free money from the government. MORE
Culture · April 25, 2018
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Kim Stanley Robinson Makes the Socialist Case for Space Exploration
In an interview, the leftist sci-fi author argues that democratic space science is crucial to saving Earth. MORE
Features · April 22, 2018
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Ta-Nehisi Coates Made the Case for Reparations—Here’s Who Is Making the Plan
Black scholars and organizers are thinking beyond just a check. MORE
Features · April 9, 2018