Logging off
We live in the attention economy; we live in the narrative economy. We live in a hot-take economy; we live in a bad economy.
Student camps in solidarity with Palestine sprouted up at UC Berkeley, San Francisco State and Humboldt last year. Bay Area Current makes a ledger of their success and failures.
The end of cattle ranching in Point Reyes was hailed as an environmental win. But workers and tenants stand to pay the price.
In the first of a new Bay Area Current series, an Iranian photographer in Los Angeles describes taking part in anti-deportation protests
El fin de la ganadería en Point Reyes se consideró una victoria ambiental. Pero los trabajadores y los inquilinos pagarán las consecuencias.
Wendy Liu, author of Abolish Silicon Valley, explains what those weird tech billboards are really saying
Oakland’s downtown Greyhound bus station was a center of working-class life for decades. Now it's owned by the “Uber of buses.”
Cuando protestantes quemaron vehículos de Waymo en las calles de Los Ángeles, no se trato de una destrucción descontrolada. Fue un mensaje directo de la clase trabajadora contra la oligarquía tecnológica.
When protesters burned Waymo vehicles in the streets of Los Angeles it wasn’t wanton destruction. It was a direct message from the working class.
Las protestas en Los Ángeles no responden únicamente a Trump, ICE o la Guardia Nacional, sino que son el fruto de décadas de despojo sufrido por la clase trabajadora de la ciudad.
The LA protests aren’t just about Trump, ICE or the National Guard. They’re the result of decades of dispossession of working-class Angelenos.
We marched with workers celebrating May Day in San Francisco. The vibes were surprisingly good.