The Inequality Chronicles: Recent Episodes

Daniel Harrison Crawford III

A podcast which started out as a YouTube "News" Show meant to chronicle the experiences of the Working Class in an era of growing inequality.

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Abortion, Vaccines, and Trumpism are discussed.

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Daniel discusses Chapter 11 of "Pillars of Unitism" which covers "Basic Freedoms and Rights" and he talks at length about the right to free speech.

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Daniel discusses Chapter 10 of "Pillars of Unitism" (which highlights Agnosticism) and delves into the worth of humanity.

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Daniel discusses Chapter Nine of "Pillars of Unitism", rants about humanity's "anti-science mentality", and makes a plea for class consciousness.

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Daniel discusses Chapter 8 of "Pillars of Unitism" which delves into Medical Science. He also covers the need to "out racists" as well as how to "be an ally [in the cause for Black Lives Matter]".

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Daniel discusses racial inequality and highlights "Chapter 7: Environmentalism" from his book: "The Pillars of Unitism".

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Daniel assesses the "Justice and Security" section of his book "Pillars of Unitism", goes on a rant about the need for independent progressivism, and questions our collective dehumanization.

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Daniel discusses Paid Sick leave in the midst of the coronavirus.

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Daniel discusses the current state of politics and the numerous crises swarming the working class on St. Patrick's Day 2020.

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Daniel returns for the first time since the fall with a new episode. (Published originally in January 2020 via Patreon)

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Daniel discusses the state of the presidential race. (Originally published via Patreon in September 2019)

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Daniel discusses UBI, capitalism, automation, and our looming crises of the climate, food, water, and immigration.

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Daniel discusses access to school meals, class segregation, and electability of Trump.

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Daniel brings the Chronicles back with remarks on the politics of distraction and how they are used to divide the working class.