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If social media profits from our attention, data, and content, why do so many creators struggle to be seen? My latest op-ed explores algorithmic visibility, digital labor, and why Iâm spending less time feeding platforms that give so little back.
For the next 24 hours, millions of Latin Americans (except Argentina đ ) will proudly rediscover their Spanish ancestry. Football has a funny way of making history pauseâif only for a day.
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For one unforgettable day after Spainâs World Cup victory, millions of Latin Americans rediscover their Spanish rootsâat least until tomorro
They told you to blame immigrants while private equity bought your housing, cut your jobs, reduced product quality, and raised your rent.
The real threat to Americaâs standard of living isnât your neighborâitâs Private Equityâs financial extraction.
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By Jonathan Marquez and Duck.ai For years, Americans have been told that immigrants are responsible for declining living standards. We are t
Republicans claim to own Christianity, but Catholic social teaching on workers, healthcare, poverty, and immigrants often aligns far more with Democratic Socialists. The biggest exception?
My latest op-ed: https://jonathanmqz.wordpress.com/2026/06/29/democratic-socialists-are-closer-to-pope-leos-vision-of-human-dignity-than-republicans-with-one-exception/
By Jonathan Marquez and Duck.ai American right wing propagandist often portray Democratic Socialists as enemies of Christianity, while prese
Streaming isnât as accessible as people pretend it is.
It has two paywalls: first, you have to pay for internet access, and second, you have to pay for the streaming service itself. On top of that, millions of people still live with limited high-speed data plans, making hours of streaming expensive or impractical.
Free, over-the-air television doesnât have those barriers. It reaches everyone, doesnât consume mobile data, and has historically created the massive audiences that supported stable jobs throughout the entertainment industry.
I donât think the future is streaming alone. I think the future is a partnership between free broadcast TV and streaming librariesâaccessibility on one hand, convenience and consumer choice on the other.
What if our phones had built-in TV tuners again? What if broadcasters invested in content that younger audiences actually wanted to watch? Could a new generation rediscover free television?
My latest op-ed:
By Jonathan Marquez and Duck.ai We need to have an honest conversation: streaming alone is not the future. Streaming comes with two major pa
Iâm tired of establishment media pretending democratic socialists and the far right are the same thing. Fighting for healthcare, workers, housing, and human dignity is not the same as hatred or authoritarianism.
My latest op-ed:
https://jonathanmqz.wordpress.com/2026/06/28/stop-calling-democratic-socialists-the-same-as-the-far-right-you-sound-mentally-challenged/
By Jonathan Marquez and Duck.ai Listening to Alyssa Farah Griffin and Sara Haines compare democratic socialists to the far right was genuine
I think the social media party is over. Years of posting have brought me almost no readers, yet search engines consistently bring people to my work. Maybe the future is an open web built around websites, bookmarks, and peopleânot algorithms.
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By Jonathan Marquez and Duck.ai For years, we were told that social media would democratize publishing. Anyone, anywhere, could create conte
What happens when human enhancement stops being a choice and becomes an expectation? Transhumanism risks creating a new hierarchy of human worth in the digital age.
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By Jonathan Marquez and Duck.ai One of the greatest moral questions of the twenty-first century is this: Where do we draw the line between h
Technocrats shouldnât rewrite history. Oppose âscan-and-destroyâ by AI firms: digitize for access, but preserve originals and authenticity.
Read the op-ed and urge Congress to act:
By Jonathan Marquez and Duck.ai We are living through a quiet takeoverâless about adding new tools and more about controlling what we can se
Christians spent a decade fighting transgender people while Silicon Valley prepared to redesign humanity itself. My theory:
technocrats know Christianity is a threat to transhumanism so the culture war was redirected to transsexuals to protect future profits.
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By Jonathan Marquez and Duck.ai For the past decade, much of the political and religious energy on the right has been directed toward opposi
Dear MAGA,
The United States is not a Christian nation!
What makes this proposal so disturbing is that it attempts to bind future generations to decisions they never consented to. Americans who are not even born yet may one day reject Israelâs human rights record, oppose deeper intelligence integration, or want a different foreign policy entirely. Yet politicians today are trying to lock those future citizens into commitments they never voted for.
Democracy is supposed to allow each generation to chart its own course. Handcuffing tomorrowâs Americans to todayâs foreign policy agenda is not leadershipâitâs an abuse of power.
Washington legalized corruption and told us to call it politics. Iâm a Democrat, and Iâm tired of watching both parties put donors, lobbyists, and foreign interests ahead of the American people.
Read my latest op-ed.
By Jonathan Marquez and DeepSeek There are moments in history when a nation must honestly ask itself who its government serves. Watching Con
Funny how politicians call healthcare, paid leave, pensions, and economic security âsocialismâ for everyone else while enjoying those same benefits themselves.
If these policies are good enough for elected officials, why arenât they good enough for the people who pay their salaries?
The hypocrisy is the point.
Mexico cancels a $600M waterpark to âsave the reefâ â yet dumps 26 BILLION liters of raw sewage into its own rivers daily. đœđ
Then protesters in CDMX smash Starbucks windows, spray âKill the Gringos,â and use white nationalist tactics to fight gentrification.
The same people who reshaped entire US cities (40M+ Mexican-Americans) now scream âGo homeâ at foreigners.
You canât poison your own water, mimic the Klanâs property destruction, and still claim the moral high ground.
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By Jonathan Marquez & DeepSeek The mask of moral superiority that Mexico wears while lecturing the world on environmental stewardship and xe
I didnât abandon human rights. I abandoned identity politics. Iâm done with tribalism, purity tests, and division disguised as progress. I donât follow groups. I follow principles. I choose humanity.
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By Jonathan Marquez & DeepSeek I consider myself a left-wing person. I believe in human rights, civil rights, democracy, workersâ rights, eq
America feels broken because both parties sold working people out to billionaires, lobbyists, war profiteers, and tech oligarchs. AI, corruption, corporate power, and political cowardice are hollowing out the country in real time..
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By Jonathan Marquez and DeepSeek The Political Class Abandoned the Working class The Democratic establishment keeps asking why people are lo