16 October 2018
by skzb
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Some time ago a combination of medical bills, veterinary bills, delayed payments from my publisher, and financial mismanagement landed me in a horrible position. I woke up in the morning terrified about not being able to afford food (or, worse, … Continue reading
22 September 2018
by skzb
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I mentioned on Twitter and Facebook that this year marks 50 years since I began my political activity and study. Steven Patten on Facebook asked what I’ve learned in that time, which is a fascinating question that’s been buzzing around … Continue reading
25 July 2018
by skzb
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I’ve mentioned before about how much of my career has been defined by extraordinary luck. I was just reflecting on this again. As a writer, one dreams of awards, of #1 NYT bestsellers, of the Hollywood money copter appearing and … Continue reading
28 January 2014
by skzb
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Sometime in the late ’50s Pete Seeger appeared at Kaufman Union at the University of Minnesota, raising money for his defense against HCUA. I suppose someone could find the exact date, but I think I must have been four or … Continue reading
13 November 2013
by skzb
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One hears this a lot: Universal health care: “But who is supposed to pay for it, and why should other people have to blah blah blah.” Welfare. Unemployment insurance. Public education. “But who is supposed to pay for it, and … Continue reading