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Category Archives: Economic Justice

A Timeline of the Modern Sex Worker Movement from $pread Magazine

September 17, 2011by Benji Hart 2 Comments

In reference to a previous post on sex positivity, I wanted to put up this link to an incredible tool from the late $pread Magazine. In its six or so […]

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Economic Justice, Queer Power

Sex Positivity and a Queer Commitment to Sex Worker Rights

September 10, 2011by Benji Hart 1 Comment

While I was away for my sophomore year of college, a close friend of mine back at home started working as a dancer at a local strip bar. He was […]

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Economic Justice, Queer Power

Happy Labor Day!

September 5, 2011by Benji Hart Leave a comment

In honor of the Labor Movement, the rapid de-unionizing of labor occurring on a global scale, and the mainstream LGBT movement’s faltering commitment to workers’ rights and economic justice, I […]

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Economic Justice, Queer Power

Why ‘Bad’ Kids Make Better Students

August 31, 2011by Benji Hart 4 Comments

Having become more interested in pursuing education as a career while I was in college, I applied to work for an urban summer teaching initiative. This particular program recruited high […]

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Economic Justice, Education

How Did We Learn to Hate the Hood?

August 29, 2011by Benji Hart 4 Comments

A friend of mine and I recently co-led a poetry workshop with a group of 7th, 8th and 9th graders, all of whom qualified for the workshop because of coming […]

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Economic Justice, Education

The Big Gay Distraction: What I Learned from NYC Pride

August 26, 2011by Benji Hart 4 Comments

I was lucky enough to participate in the NYC Gay Pride parade this past summer, an event which has radical roots despite its current position as prime venue for corporate […]

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Economic Justice, Queer Power

Capitalist-Challenging, Pro-Hood Pinoy Hip Hop

August 25, 2011by Benji Hart 2 Comments

Deep Foundation, a hip hop trio out of New York City and New Jersey, brings raw music back into the fold with sickening beats, top-notch flow and lyrics which always […]

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Economic Justice, The Arts

Identifying as Mixed-Class: Or; Why Does ‘Diversity’ Tend to Leave Out Economics?

August 20, 2011by Benji Hart Leave a comment

My parents met in their freshman year of college. My white mother had arrived from a wealthy Chicago suburb, was the daughter of a professor, and from a long line […]

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Economic Justice, Education, Liberalism

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Benji Hart

Benji Hart

Benji Hart is an author, artist, and educator living in Chicago. Their writing has been featured at Teen Vogue, The Chicago Reader, Socialist Worker and others. See more of their work at BenjiHart.com

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