Stories by Mac McClelland
Posted on Feb 29, 2012, Source: Mother Jones
My brief, backbreaking, rage-inducing, low-paying, dildo-packing time inside the online-shipping machine.
Posted on Dec 23, 2011, Source: Mother Jones Online
The workers who box the stuff we order online are often treated terribly.
Posted on Oct 24, 2011, Source: Mother Jones
A look inside John Kasich's Ohio, where workers make minimum wage, live under threat of layoff, and many spend every day on the verge of desperation.
Posted on Jul 6, 2011, Source: Ms. Blog
Human rights reporter Mac McClelland knew there would be controversy when she published her piece "I’m Gonna Need You to Fight Me on This: How Violent Sex Helped Ease my PTSD."
Posted on Oct 21, 2010, Source: Mother Jones
Almost a year after the earthquake, the lives of many Haitians are filled with unimaginable horrors.
Posted on Jun 28, 2010, Source: Mother Jones Online
The wives of the men whose livelihoods have likely been destroyed by the BP spill forever, grapple with an uncertain future and air their rage.
Posted on Jun 23, 2010, Source: Mother Jones Online
Plenty of non-crazy folks in Louisiana want to keep the oil industry chugging along, but for Louisiana Tea Partiers, it's all about Obama.
Posted on Jun 10, 2010, Source: Mother Jones
Is this new disaster response protocol?
Posted on Mar 9, 2010, Source: AlterNet
In "For Us Surrender Is Out of the Question" Mac McClelland chronicles the 60-year genocide the Burmese government has waged against an ethnic minority.
Posted on Apr 1, 2008, Source: AlterNet
If you're disgusted with our culture of waste, wasting resources, wasting money, then swallow your pride and start sifting through supermarket trash.
Posted on Feb 28, 2008, Source: Mother Jones
Sites like SugarDaddy.com lure young women by offering them far more money than they could get in most professions. What's wrong with this picture?
Posted on Jan 25, 2008, Source: AlterNet
Two travelers bare it all in Australia but fall short of finding naked bliss.
Posted on Nov 13, 2006, Source: Orion Magazine
A woman realizes that while going to the bathroom ecologically meant peeing on trees and lawns, and working with a poo-only toilet, all she wanted was something that flushed and that she could sit down on.
