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As seen in: Party Girls, Apple Podcasts, This Wreckage, Elemental, Myspace, The Guardian, Wiley Online Library, NBC News, New York Post, Broadly, Euronews and
Host @ Party Girls, ex-host @the_antifada, ex-worker @majorityfm. OF: jamiepeck666, jamiepeck999 (free); jamie.e.peck@gmail.com
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Rest In Piss, Leonid Radvinsky

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By Jamie Peck Verified
| Substack
Last week, the news broke that Leonid Radvinsky, billionaire owner of the wildly profitable adult content platform OnlyFans, had died of cancer at the age of 43.
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Cities for a guaranteed income: renewing the urban politics of cash assistance in the United States

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By Jamie Peck Verified, Nik Theodore
| Taylor & Francis Online
ABSTRACT This paper explores the punctuated and uneven historical geography of the city-led “guaranteed income” movement in the United States, which since its recent (re)birth in Stockton, California and Jackson, Mississippi has spread to more than 100 cities.
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Atlanta's Historic Battle: The Fight to Block Cop City 

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By Jamie Peck Verified, Rania Khalek Verified, Eugene Puryear
| ZNetwork
Jamie Peck, co-host of the Everybody Loves Communism podcast and an organizer with the Block Cop City Coalition, joins the show to discuss the upcoming mass action against the construction of the police militarization facility in Atlanta, Georgia which activists call “Cop City.” ZNetwork is funded solely through the generosity of its readers.
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