Homeless Reflect on Life in a New York City Hotel Room, One Year Later
Covid housing for the homeless has been beneficial not just for public health but for many of the individuals in the program.
Read more...Covid housing for the homeless has been beneficial not just for public health but for many of the individuals in the program.
Read more...A sanity check on how far “let them eat training” will go in restoring the fallen American middle class.
Read more...Michael Hudson and Jonathan Wilson-Hargrove of the Poor People’s Campaign discuss Biden “reforms” and the (mis)use of religion in economic justice.
Read more...Hiring has become difficult because some McJobs workers won’t risk their health for a crap wage. So the right wants to beat them down.
Read more...The Q&A from a Michael Hudson talk on money, debt, and economic orthodoxy.
Read more...Michael Hudson gives a long historical account of the role of debt and money as a tool for promoting prosperity and political dominance.
Read more...Economists go on tilt with the supposed profligate implications of Modern Monetary Theory. But there are many ways to check demand.
Read more...On the peculiar decline of May Day.
Read more...A hard look at why police reform has failed, and what approaches might work.
Read more...Even for those comfortably ensconced in the US, war-making has been a constant backdrop for all but the oldest Americans.
Read more...The Wilmington coup is the only successful and lasting armed overthrow of a legitimate municipal government in American history on U.S soil.
Read more...Biden’s plan to increase Title I funding is at least in part intended to increase Federal influence over education. New York is resisting.
Read more...The fact that even well-placed young people are insecure and pessimistic is further proof of the impact of inequality and rentierism.
Read more...Universities should remember that the original purpose of free speech was to empower the weak, not to shelter them.
Read more...“Caring economy” sounds awfully soft and fuzzy. However, it may finally be time to reject utlitarian views of how we organize our resources.
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