Why do I still do this at 67?

People keep asking why I still make these videos every day at the age of 67. The truth is simple: our economy is still deeply unfair. I've seen inequality, prejudice, and the injustice created by privilege all my life, and I can't stay silent.

This is why I keep going: because another world is possible.

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Employers called out for ‘knee-jerk reactions’ to staff social media posts

After staff fired over Charlie Kirk comments, lawyers say care is needed

A teacher in Massachusetts returned to work last week after being put on leave for their social media posts about the murder of political activist Charlie Kirk.

The agreement followed “a thorough review of the details related to the alleged social media policy violation”, according to a joint statement by the school and the teacher’s union.

Kirk’s murder in September prompted a flare-up of tensions between employers and employees, with scores of workers — from airlines, schools and law firms — swiftly fired for posting views about the incident on social media.

Prominent figures including Elon Musk and vice-president JD Vance amplified the pressure on employers to act. “When you see someone celebrating Charlie’s murder, call them out. And hell, call their employer,” said Vance.