Mr. Jeffrey Kaplan

by Jeffrey Kaplan
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Jeffrey Kaplan has long been an activist in the Bay Area.His articles have appeared in various publications, including Orion, Yes! and the Chicago Tribune.
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Thank you Jeffery Kaplan for engaging a thread of oral traditions that tell a story with some of the roots of our common condition in recovery from hammer addiction.

By Jeffrey Kaplan
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Jeffrey Kaplan has long been an activist in the Bay Area.His articles have appeared in various publications, including Orion, Yes! and the Chicago Tribune.

It probably won't shock anyone to find an article called "The Gospel of Consumption" in (environmentalist) magazine Orion, but this piece by Jeffrey Kaplan is better than your average anti-consumption rant, I think.

He talks about the forces that created American consumer society in the last century.
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Jeffrey Kaplan is an activist and has an agenda, to be sure (see Take Back Your Time for more work along these lines).I believe his history here to be fairly accurate, though.

By Jeffrey Kaplan
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Jeffrey Kaplan has long been an activist in the Bay Area.His articles have appeared in various publications, including Orion, Yes! and the Chicago Tribune.

By Jeffrey Kaplan
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Jeffrey Kaplan has long been an activist in the Bay Area.His articles have appeared in various publications, including Yes! and the Chicago Tribune.

by Jeff Milchen and Jeffrey Kaplan
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Kaplan is active in the group's San Francisco Bay Area chapter.

by Jeffrey Kaplan and Jeff Milchen
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Kaplan is an organizer of the group's San Francisco Bay area chapter.

by Jeffrey Kaplan
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Jeffrey Kaplan has long been an activist in the Bay Area. His articles have appeared in various publications, including Yes! and the Chicago Tribune.
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Mr. Kaplan's well written article ties together several historical threads to make an important point. "We can break that cycle", he concludes, "by turning off our machines when they have created enough of what we need." But, we haven't and it is unclear when or if we will. Mr. Kaplan begs the question of why the ruling elite are able to persuade the masses to act against their own best interests.
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Critics railed against the gospel of consumption from the outset as Mr. Kaplan does in this essay.