photo by vxla For the uninitiated, there’s a magical moment every Chicago Winter where the ethics of what is entitled to individualist labour is argued out over social media threads…
Posts published by “Daniel Johanson”
Daniel Johanson (he/him) is a journalist and digital media specialist living in Chicago, Illinois. He serves as Editor-in-Chief at Scapi and in that capacity manages all things content, including writing and editing articles and producing digital content. His previous projects include the docuseries Heart of a Nation: Tracking Socialism in the Midwest and Scapi Radio, now preserved in the Scapi archive. He spends his free time with cats.
photo by Gage Skidmore A recent song by artist Skyler Foley has gained popularity in recent days on Spotify for its inspiring take on the current political climate. The song,…
In the history of media, there is one truth: there is always room for food media. That’s why as the Tiktok app develops, it’s becoming more and more common for…
photo by Chad Davis The knowledge of autonomous zones in this decade for many begins and ends with the Capitol Hill Autonomous Zone in Seattle, WA but many in the…
As vaccination rollouts continue in Chicago, Illinois, and the country as a whole many statistics are starting to emerge depicting accessibility of the vaccine as the virus rages on. Based…
The Democratic Socialists of America released a statement on Wednesday backing the decision to push for removal of Trump and other Republican officials after the acts of terrorism that took…
photo by Gustavo Fring A recent Tiktok has gained some traction pointing out that being a delivery driver is actually more dangerous than being a police officer. It features a…
photo by Gage Skidmore We are officially in the second year of one of the deadliest pandemics the earth has ever seen. Many countries have taken extensive measures to ensure…
photo by Karolina Grabowska Many workers will see a pay increase this year in Illinois as the Senate Bill Gov. Pritzker signed into law in 2019 continues its gradual increase…
As 2020 comes to a close post November’s election, many are already looking to January’s runoff in Georgia. Two of its senate races ended with neither senator getting the mandatory…
photo by cottonbro In 2020 many took creative measures to support the work needed to see Trump get voted out of office and one of the most interesting to many…
photo by Ben Shumin As we as humanity continue to live closer and closer, becoming interested in and practicing the study of urbanization and city planning has led to niche…