Liz Theoharis: Organizing the Rich or the Poor? Which America Will Be Ours After the Pandemic?
Why the poor will be more successful in gaining material and political ground if they design initiatives and advocate.
Read more...Why the poor will be more successful in gaining material and political ground if they design initiatives and advocate.
Read more...Michael Hudson gives a detailed, if sobering, account of the outlook for the economy.
Read more...Time to do something about America’s creaky infrastructure.
Read more...The data on suicides and economic distress is more muddy than you’d expect.
Read more...An incisive take from the no-holds-barred Tom Ferguson.
Read more...The hard-fought rent battles during and after the Spanish flu make modern protests look tame.
Read more...How ancient societies forgave debt that became unpayable due to circumstances outside the borrower’s control.
Read more...Michael Hudson sharpens some of his arguments in a discussion with a Harvard/Cato Institute stalwart.
Read more...Some thoughts from a former tomato picker – moi – on the call from Prince Charles for furloughed workers to help with the food harvest in Britain.
Read more...Whatever you may think of Bernie Sanders suspending his presidential campaign, his criticism of corporations who laud workers as heroes while refusing to pay them is spot on.
Read more...A short history of the fight to make workplaces less dangerous to your health.
Read more...Contesting the messaging about lockdown protests.
Read more...Neglecting facilities that serve Medicaid patients in the Covid-19 rescues puts health infrastructure for the poor at risk of collapse.
Read more...More evidence, as if you needed it, that the super rich are not your friends.
Read more...The US is willing to practice human sacrifice, rather than explore a way of defining wealth outlined by 19th-century thinker John Ruskin.
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