Homework

A. E. "Homework" Moravetz was born February 11th, 1990, in Albany, New York to a low-income family. Not long after the birth of his younger brother Michael in 1992, they moved to Pittsburgh, where Moravetz would live until 2007. At the age of 12, he began to take an interest in the political scene, becoming vice president of his student council. Not long before Homework turned 16, he began to distribute a political newspaper called the Red Post, circulating the ideas of democratic socialism embraced by Bernie Sanders. At the age of 17, the young intellectual left Pittsburgh to study at Yale, where in 2015 he graduated with a Master's Degree in Political Science and a Ph.D in Statistics. After his graduation, he traveled across Europe to meet other politically-minded youths, and wrote a column for a leftist newspaper in France known as Libération. In late 2016, he returned to the States to teach Political Science at the University of Massachusetts in Amherst, where he would be nicknamed "Homework" for the complex and frequent homework he would assign to students. At age 31, Moravetz left Amherst to begin his first campaign for Mayor of Pittsburgh, successfully defeating the popular Bill Peduto as the Democratic candidate. His opponents launched a famous smear campaign calling him a "Suspicious candidate, who hasn't seen Pittsburgh since Bush." Despite this, Homework defeated the enemy Independent, Will Parker, handily. During his 12-year administration, he helped restart the Pittsburgh steel industry, while still maintaining strict environmental restrictions and widely popular labor laws. He enjoys massive support from trade unions. Moravetz has expressed interest in becoming a senator in the upcoming midterm elections, but has yet to announce a run.