Jeffrey Rousseau·May 1The perpetual case for working-class rageWorking-class people are rightfully and logically enraged by their material conditions. What other response is there for we, the masses…
Jeffrey Rousseau·Feb 26I’m interested in true Black HistoryBlack History Month in the US, for a word, has become (has been) performative by the hegemonic society at large.
Jeffrey Rousseau·Dec 24, 2025The political agency of Front Mission 3While the cast regularly embeds itself with rebels and allies, serious political analysis and critique is often by third parties.
Jeffrey Rousseau·Oct 21, 2025To face reality we must keep growing upThe conditions of our livelihoods in America demands we actively combat it
Jeffrey Rousseau·Jun 9, 2025You learn a lot after a year of joblessnessA year after being laid off, I’ve navigated application tracking systems, well wishes, and it all says my luck stat is low out hereA response icon1A response icon1
Jeffrey Rousseau·May 26, 2025A tale on progress, Orb: On the Movements of the EarthThe series shows that moving forward is always difficult, multifaceted, and remains constant
Jeffrey Rousseau·Feb 10, 2025Metaphor ReFantazio is good and fantasy racism is still sillyThis analysis of Studio Zero’s RPG full story will examine a few missteps with the fantasy racism tropeA response icon1A response icon1
Jeffrey Rousseau·Jul 17, 2024Job hunting is kinda dehumanizingThe current landscape of applying for new jobs and hunting for them is rather frustrating. Why do we need cover letters anyway?A response icon2A response icon2
Jeffrey Rousseau·Jan 17, 2024Great, another presidential election cycle…Don’t fall into the thinking that only voting in this presidential election and any others is the biggest political action you can take.
Jeffrey Rousseau·Nov 13, 2023People and their relationship with the newsIt’s worrying that people treat the news like a boogeyman instead of a tool that can help us take action collectively.