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Micah Uetricht

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Editor at @jacobin, editor-at-large at @NewLaborForum. What force on earth is weaker than the feeble strength of one?
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The Man Who Could Keep Colombia’s Left in Power

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By Micah Uetricht Verified, Alex Caring-Lobel
| The Nation Verified
World / June 18, 2026 The Man Who Could Keep Colombia’s Left in Power Presidential candidate Iván Cepeda talks to The Nation about US interference, his far-right opponent’s narco-paramilitary ties, and the unfinished business of the Petro government. Ad Policy Senator Iván Cepeda, presidential candidate for the Pacto Histórico, speaks during a closing campaign rally in Bogotá, Colombia, on Saturday, June 13, 2026.
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How Zohran Mamdani’s Campaign Crafted a Winning Message

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By Andrew Epstein, Micah Uetricht Verified
| ZNetwork
A campaign for office starts with finding the right candidate. Zohran Mamdani combines world-historic “rizz” with deep socialist ideological commitment. But his mayoral campaign won because it successfully introduced that candidate — and the political vision he embodies — to millions through a mass field operation alongside a brilliant, funny, and moving communications operation.
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“Models and Bottles” Clubs’ Extravagance and Exploitation

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By Ashley Mears, Micah Uetricht Verified
| ZNetwork
Much of the discussion of the massive economic inequality that characterizes American society in the twenty-first century stays in the realm of abstract, bloodless statistics. We don’t often get much of a sense of the texture of life for capitalism’s winners, nor of the variety of little-understood forms of labor that make those super high-end lifestyles possible.
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