Trump 2024 is an initial step to desensitize and normalize violence. As progressives we would benefit from a more in-depth understanding why that is and what we can do about it. Language and
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For many people, reaching our mid-to-late twenties kickstarts a lifetime of attending weddings. As many people will tell you if you’ve been to one of them you’ve been to the
Progressive front runners Bernie Sanders and Elizabeth Warren have both committed to the monopoly busting of the big tech giants Amazon, Google, and Facebook. It’s a Progressive vision
Lately, I’ve been spending time imagining possibilities of how our present social, political, economic, and environmental crises play out. Think about it enough, and you’ll likely acknowledge
One of my favorite lessons learned about U.S. democracy is the concept of states as methods of experimentation. We see it to a reasonable extent in the United States with different state’s
Throughout history, labor has been a primary defining factor in human experience. For the majority of us, it is the task we dedicate the majority of our time and mental resources to each week. Labor,
The nature of work is changing rapidly here in the United States and across the world. A growing pool of technological resources, best practices, and a highly skilled and innovative workforce
Labor and productivity play a foundational role in the human experience. Through so much of our shared past and present the work that we do becomes a defining part of who we are and how we
American culture is one that defines freedom as autonomy. That is to say, the sovereignty to be self-governed and to self determine one’s path throughout life. This central
Improving the economy is a concept that most people are familiar with but likely have different understandings of depending on the circumstances that they find themselves in. There seems to be