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Where Rich People Should Have Gone Instead of Davos: Home

Where Rich People Should Have Gone Instead of Davos: Home

Jan 25, 2018

If they want to save the world, people of means should invest in their own communities, pay their taxes, and support social movements.

The Racial Wealth Divide Is Worse Than People Think — and It’s Growing

The Racial Wealth Divide Is Worse Than People Think — and It’s Growing

Sep 27, 2017

Wealthy white households control the vast majority of the nation’s economic resources, and they appear to have no idea how the rest of society lives.

This Is What Reparations Could Actually Look Like In America

This Is What Reparations Could Actually Look Like In America

Jun 28, 2017

A tax on concentrated would have a positive impact on the economy for everyone, reducing the racialized, distorting impact of concentrated wealth.

Trump’s War on the Climate Will Send U.S. Scientists Fleeing Abroad

Trump’s War on the Climate Will Send U.S. Scientists Fleeing Abroad

Jun 5, 2017

But by pursuing aggressive climate change action, states can create opportunities for scientists and engineers to remain in the United States. Let’s just hope they don’t jump ship for France first.

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