interlude.
a video.
starring kendrick lamar.
Friday, July 31, 2015
a moment of clarity.
words.
"TO some, millennials — those urban-dwelling, ride-sharing indefatigable social networkers — are engaged, upbeat and open to change. To others, they are narcissistic, lazy and self-centered.
I’m in the first camp, but regardless of your opinion, be fretful over their economic well-being and fearful — oh so fearful — for their prospects. The most educated generation in history is on track to becoming less prosperous, at least financially, than its predecessors.
They are faced with a slow economy, high unemployment, stagnant wages and student loans that constrict their ability both to maintain a reasonable lifestyle and to save for the future.
...We can’t completely undo the financial obstacles younger Americans face, such as their weak earnings. But we can start to put in place policies that will ease their burden. First and foremost would be to get the nation’s economy onto a stronger growth trajectory.
...Let’s at least start with a greater acknowledgment of the plight of millennials and the role that we — in many cases, their parents — played in creating it."
THE NEW YORK TIMES: We’re Making Life Too Hard for Millennials
"TO some, millennials — those urban-dwelling, ride-sharing indefatigable social networkers — are engaged, upbeat and open to change. To others, they are narcissistic, lazy and self-centered.
I’m in the first camp, but regardless of your opinion, be fretful over their economic well-being and fearful — oh so fearful — for their prospects. The most educated generation in history is on track to becoming less prosperous, at least financially, than its predecessors.
They are faced with a slow economy, high unemployment, stagnant wages and student loans that constrict their ability both to maintain a reasonable lifestyle and to save for the future.
...We can’t completely undo the financial obstacles younger Americans face, such as their weak earnings. But we can start to put in place policies that will ease their burden. First and foremost would be to get the nation’s economy onto a stronger growth trajectory.
...Let’s at least start with a greater acknowledgment of the plight of millennials and the role that we — in many cases, their parents — played in creating it."
THE NEW YORK TIMES: We’re Making Life Too Hard for Millennials
Thursday, July 30, 2015
Wednesday, July 29, 2015
a moment of clarirty.
with aubrey graham.
(and meek mill)
PITCHFORK: Drake Shares Another Meek Mill Response, "Back to Back Freestyle"
(and meek mill)
PITCHFORK: Drake Shares Another Meek Mill Response, "Back to Back Freestyle"
Tuesday, July 28, 2015
Monday, July 27, 2015
Sunday, July 26, 2015
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