The following is a quote from Associated Press (AP):
Drescher told The Associated Press the moment is about the entire world of work, and a larger stand against corporate leaders who value shareholders over the people who create their product.
“At some point you have to say no more,” Drescher, the former “Nanny” star who is now president of the Screen Actors Guild-American Federation of Television and Radio Artists, said in an interview at the union’s headquarters Wednesday. “I think that it’s taken on a bigger scope, it’s greater than the sum of its parts. I think it’s a conversation now about the culture of big business, and how it treats everybody up and down the ladder in the name of profit.”
If the reader didn’t perceive the scope and importance of Drescher’s comments, they should take note. These cultural changes are a new horizon in every aspect of human behavior from religion to politics, social behavior, and family economics. It is a foggy future at best and will take decades of social conflict. All the while, the southern hemisphere is ramping up authoritarianism and Mother Nature is protesting as well.
Ancient Mariner