Culture
Last newsletter we discussed holidays as a monolith and how they relate to communism and socialism. Going over the significance of recognizing the social or cultural impacts the holidays have and the importance of working with, not against, these holidays to achieve a better future. Now, however, we're
Recently we celebrated Dia de los Muertos (Dia de Muertos in some localities) here in Mexico. A bright and beautiful holiday celebrating ancestors and passed loved ones through festivities, offerings, graveyard visits, and more. Papel picados line the streets, vendors sell pan de muerto, every business and home has an
Housing
Last newsletter in this series, we talked about the generalized plight on the furry working class that is housing commodification. But, how did we get here? Each country is unique, of course, and needs to be assessed on its own merits, but we are here to discuss how things got
Housing
Housing, all around the world, not too many decades ago used to be affordable. Achievable. People in their early 20's were purchasing their first home. Others were renting and saving up for a home. Home ownership wasn't just a lofty goal for the wealthy, but an
Community Update
Good Morning / Midday / Afternoon / Night loyal FurInform readers, An update is deserved on our unplanned hiatus. We do sincerely apologize for our absence. It was unplanned, and we assure you we intend to work hard to prevent these in the future. We will be over the next few days posting
Capitalism is a pervasive force in our world, it seeps its way into everything we do. Certain actors in the game are at more fault than others. Some use the economic system as an excuse for heinous crimes and dictatorial rule. Others pretend like it’s a victimless system by
Worker Rights
Each and every day we wake up in our local communities and interact with the world around us. A frequent sentiment in this day and age, especially in the often targeted furry community, is that politics is a beast not to be reckoned with. Either the political elite are too
Furry Community
Starting this month off with something different, I wanted to share my personal anecdote for my journey through the marvelous thing that is the furry community. We’ve discussed politics from all over the world, but have only briefly touched upon furry related topics, but let’s change that. As
Over this series, we’ve assessed the dangers of fabricated facts in Western media; from how it affects the Overton Window to how it can spawn a never ending cycle of conspiracy theories. This newsletter, we will wrap this series up with an analysis of something much closer to home
Infrastructure
Last newsletter, we looked into the serious topic of the misleading and unfactual information surrounding the Tiananmen Square events in 1989. So let’s lighten things up a bit and talk about conspiracy theories. We know them, we love them, everyone’s got a relative obsessed with them, but, where
News
Western media corporations often tout themselves as factual or unbiased. Speaking the truth, reporting on reality, not attempting to push a narrative. Bias affects every media company, regardless of which country they are in, be it Vietnam or Zimbabwe. We have companies such as Ground News profiting off of the
Infrastructure
When people think of commuter rail in New England in the United States, it’s likely they think of the Metro North Railroad (MNRR) with service into New York City, or of the controversial MBTA rail service into Boston. However, an often overlooked commuter rail service is that of CT