Book: AGAINST TECH OLIGARCHY, out Sept 15 (pre-order: https://xitter.cf/t.co/qJhvkRIUaE) PhD candidate @ MIT
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My book AGAINST TECH OLIGARCHY, out Sept 15, is available for pre-order at againsttecholigarchy.com. It chronicles the rise of tech workers' activism, how they courageously came together to challenge the industry's bosses, and how their movement changed Silicon Valley forever. 1/
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@js_tan_ and @ClarissaRedwine on "Against Tech Oligarchy: Worker Resistance in the World’s Most Powerful Industry" (@haymarketbooks).
We also had 'This Week's Hangover Cure,' 'Rotten History' and shared some of your answers to the 'Question from Hell!'
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I will be speaking tonight alongside @ClarissaRedwine and @js_tan_ about their new book, Against Tech Oligarchy!
Tuesday, September 29th, 2026
7:00 PM - 8:30 PM
Elliott Bay Book Company
1521 10th Ave.
Seattle, WA 98122
RSVP: eventbrite.com/e/js-tan-clar…
We will talk about the strategy needed for tech worker organizing and for the labor movement, the antiwar movement, and the fight against the AI billionaires.
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.@js_tan_ and I are excited to kick off our book tour for Against Tech Oligarchy at NYU with esteemed professor and fellow author @nikhil_palsingh. Join us here: eventbrite.com/e/book-event-…
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The authors of Against Tech Oligarchy are bringing together labor leaders and tech critics to pack the jury in the trial of Jeff Bezos. On 9/10 in NYC, jurors @GrimKim, @hamiltonnolan, @bigblackjacobin, @claireforny AND witnesses from @amazonlabor will decide his fate. 🔥
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Clarissa sent me her new book. I couldn't put it down. It's one hell of an inside look detailing workers organizing within tech and leading the fight against the rise of the technofascist state. She would know, she is on the frontlines. Clarissa was fired for being one of the first union organizers of a tech company in US history. Can't recommend it enough. Put it on your radar.
By @ClarissaRedwine and @js_tan_
This book not only makes the case for tech workers to act, but also sets them on a path to finding their power and reviving the much-needed movement. 7/