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@@ -26,7 +26,7 @@ Handmade Cities isn’t the place to stage political revolution. However, by 203
 
 Let's recall programmers ARE part of the labor class and that fighting for worker rights is as American as apple pie: remember how we pulled off 40-hour work weeks or outlawed child labor? The tech industry needs to reckon with this reality. 
 
-The more skilled a programmer you are the more you must care about this topic—it directly impacts your economic future. That said, we welcome thoughtful disagreements as much as support. These debates must occur without resorting to thought-stopping clichés like calling one side “robber barons” and the other “communists.”
+The more skilled a programmer you are the more you must care about this topic—it directly impacts your economic future. That said, we welcome thoughtful disagreements as much as support. These debates must occur without resorting to thought-stopping clichés like calling one side “robber barons” or the other “communists.”
 
 If we can agree the status quo needs to change, you’re in good company.
 
@@ -55,7 +55,7 @@ That said, Abner and Andrew are aligned on a crucial point: tech workers need co
 
 This subject matter is part of the 20% of our [80-20](/operation2030/structure/80-20) content split, so it’s trivial for community members to skip if they’re not interested. Advisory board members, meetup hosts and paid staff are also not strictly required to promote this subject themselves if it conflicts with their own views.
 
-This is in accordance with our philosophy [Zero Favoritism](/operation2030/philosophy/zero-favorites).
+This all is in accordance with our philosophy [Zero Favoritism](/operation2030/philosophy/zero-favorites).
 
 **References** 
 - Blood in the Machine: The Origins of the Rebellion Against Big Tech