Antiwork

The r/antiwork subreddit is a forum for those who want to end work, are curious about ending work, want to get the most out of a work-free life, want more information on anti-work ideas and want personal help with their own jobs/work-related struggles. The subreddit became known for the organized actions its members took, including a consumer boycott of Black Friday and the coordinated submissions of fake job applications after Kellogg's announced plans to replace 1,400 striking workers. 
The subreddit went private on January 26th, 2022, after the mod u/AbolishWork conducted a controversial Fox News interview with host Jesse Waters.Youtube Interview Link Other posts about the event made it to the front page of Reddit, including one from Subredditdrama and one from Cringetopia (both removed by Mods).Removed Subredditdrama postRemoved Cringetopia post The Subredditdrama mod team later posted a megathread surrounding the event.Subredditdrama Megathread The subreddit removed the private setting the next day, although the fallout from the interview continued. Several mods, including u/AbolishWork, were removed from their positions. The subreddit has steadily begun losing subscribers since the interview. 
== Rules ==
# No discriminatory language/action towards others
# No trolling
# No spam, no low-effort shitposts, no off-topic content
# No alt-right/facist/, authoritarian, totalitarian or incel content
# No calls for violence, no fetishizing violence
# Reposts
# No politicians, no CEOs
# No sharing of personal information as it violates the Reddit ToS
# No text-message screenshots
# No calling-out other users or subreddits
==References==
Category:Political subreddits
Category:2013 Subreddits