The Influencer Hustle
A new book explores the rise of online ‘influencers’, the seductiveness of their get-rich-quick schemes, and their role in shaping activist culture.
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Amelia Horgan
Amelia Horgan is the vice chair of London Young Labour and is currently studying for a PhD in Philosophy.
Covid-19 Is an Opportunity to Rethink Work
The Covid-19 pandemic has been an experiment in different kinds of work – but it hasn’t forced society to ask the question: why do we spend so much of our time working?
Jo Swinson’s Phoney Feminism
Jo Swinson’s record in politics shows her feminism is the kind that might benefit a corporate CEO – but won’t challenge the injustices faced by millions of working-class women in Britain today.
Feminism for the 1%
The Wing, London’s new private members’ club founded by a former Hillary Clinton aide, is the latest chapter in the story of capitalism covering itself in the veneer of women’s empowerment.
Against the ‘Burnout Generation’
Popular articles examining the hopeless prospects of the young need to offer more than identification and shareable content.