One question I get asked when I talk about working class is whether people who are self-employed are working class.
Are the self-employed working class?

One question I get asked when I talk about working class is whether people who are self-employed are working class.
The phrase “working class” gets thrown around a lot, and some people seem to understand the phrase differently. Here’s what it actually means.
Have you ever noticed how much queer identity is sexualized? Like, I know of someone who had come out to an adult when they were 10 or 11, and the adult responded by asking, “Aren’t you a little too young?” But then the same adult doesn’t say anything when other 10 year olds mentioned their […]
It’s been 3.5 years since I first came out, and I’ve been thinking about how I’ve been changing since embracing my queerness.
There’s more than one way to be disabled.
I recently became disabled. I mean, I’ had a disability for a few decades, but my abilities became more restricted recently. And it’s taught me a few things over the last few months.
You probably know that privatization of public services worsens those services, but did you know that it worsens the economy, too?
I came out in March 2020. Since then, I’ve had a chance to reflect on my newly found queerness.
Conservative politicians cut taxes so they can give their rich donors more money. After all, taxes are applied to profits, not revenue, and lower taxes means more profits. But that doesn’t sell well with the public, so they tell us that low taxes creates jobs. Except tax cuts don’t create jobs. Let me explain. Companies […]
I used to be proud of being Canadian, but now I think the concept makes no sense.