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American Illusions: Reflecting on the Sanders Campaign Progressives across America are grappling with the suspension of Bernie Sanders’ presidential campaign. The announcement comes after weeks
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Reimagining Public-Private Partnerships Our economy is quickly entering a depression, one that will likely ripple for generations. It is a known future, one that forces us to consider what comes
Opportunity & Crisis: Examining a Total Strike Petyr Baelish famously said that “chaos is a ladder,” identifying the opportunity his crisis presented him. People fighting for progress
Seven (Progressive) Policies Every Municipality Should Implement The COVID-19 virus is teaching us a lot about ourselves, our community, and our future. We can see that as a society, we are
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Technology, Labor, and the Future Labor and technology have a long and sordid history. Each breakthrough elevates humanity, but not with sacrifice. There are shifts in our immediate horizon so
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The Case for Radical Change The sheer number of people who do not understand why Bernie Sanders supporters are so passionate is perplexing. Senator Sanders’s vision isn’t radical by any
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Beware the Moderate One of the most significant barriers to progressive change in America is the moderate, also known as the centrist. While the labels are different, the agenda stays the same. The
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Why Conservative Politics Are Going Extinct Conservative politics are going extinct. The central philosophies behind the practice are incompatible with our way of life today for two reasons. The pace
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Easy & Effective Task Management No matter where you are focusing your intention and action, time is always of the essence. Some consider time our most precious resource, others recognize it as
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American democracy is crumbling before our very eyes. Trust in our institutions and leadership has been measurably declining since the 1970s. Today, it measures at one of its low points in recent