by dackekuriren | Apr 22, 2026 | Dacke Äter Vol. 1/26, Dackekuriren, english
Rina Santos // Our dietary habits and relationship with food are, as all things, engulfed by the overarching tentacles of capitalism. If we make the attempt to imagine the daily supper of a miner in the nineteenth century and contrast that image with a...
by dackekuriren | Apr 22, 2026 | Dacke Äter Vol. 1/26, Dackekuriren, Poetry
Sophia Sjögren det här är mitt sommar * det här är Mitt arbete * det här är the spark of life * spottar blod i vasken spottar kräks i vatten alla barn har rätt till svält! * Jag gick på betygssamtal hos skolsköterskan. Visade stolt upp papperet ...
by dackekuriren | Apr 22, 2026 | Dacke Äter Vol. 1/26, Dackekuriren, Poetry
Sophia Sjögren med sydeuropeiska klänningar hon skällde ut mig en gång när jag ville bjuda på en toscalängd kassan var väl sönder och jag hade väl druckit kvällen innan men det visste pernilla inget om pernilla som ringde chefen och snart var jag...
by dackekuriren | Apr 22, 2026 | Dacke Äter Vol. 1/26, Dackekuriren, Economy, english
Sophia Sjögren, Annie Nylén // As Rosa Luxemburg herself said when mocking social democrats, we can’t do politics within the rules of capitalism. And even though consumption power is a terribly neoliberal, individualistic and generally a capitalist view...
by dackekuriren | Apr 22, 2026 | Dacke Äter Vol. 1/26, Dackekuriren, english, Poetry
Aada Sokolnicki Every morning he goes and sits in his place While no one seems to meet his face He sits along the pathwalk edge So he would not cause an extra stretch All day he looks at people passing by While they rise their eyes to greet the sky He looks...
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