Ana Beatriz Cholo: Potential neighbors fear that the low-income inhabitants will drive “junkers” and mar their pristine suburban landscape. The newcomers have too many children and, of course, the building will resemble a Soviet housing project. Building Affordable Housing
Capitalism, Greece, and the End of Lesser-Evil Choosing
Richard Wolff: An immense new political space and opportunity has been opened on the left. A crisis-ridden capitalism that serves an ever-smaller slice of the population in capitalism’s old centers increasingly alienates millions. Lesser-Evil Choosing
Why Do We Lead Such Frenzied Lives?
Walter Moss: Like many Europeans, we could work less; we could choose less frantic lifestyles. But only at the cost of spending less.
Why I Still Support Sanders’ Economic Agenda
Robert Reich: Failure to take action on the biggest banks, a single-payer plan, widening inequality, and discrimination will almost certainly harm the economy.
Global Recession: A Real and Present Danger?
Robert Borosage: At a global level, it is time for the leading economic powers to meet and coordinate a plan to reflate the global economy, moving from competitive austerity and currency devaluation to coordinated expansion. Global Recession Again
On the Meaning of Capitalism, We Don’t Agree
Richard Wolff: Capitalism understood as the prevailing employer-employee relationship in most of today’s factories, offices and stores is not and never has been the only kind of work relationship inside enterprises. Meaning of Capitalism
Inequality Against Democracy: 10 Facts About the 1 Percent
Richard Eskow: Runaway inequality is the central issue of our time. It stifles democracy and leads to a more dangerous world.
Bernie Sanders: Just What Kind of Socialist?
Bill Blum: The question facing “socialists” like Sanders is this: When all your idealistic visions for a more humane, more just, more equitable, and more rational society run head-first into the stone wall of the profit motive … which of the two gives way?
Richard Wolff on Bernie Sanders: The Socialist Outsider Who Took Center Stage
“To have a person not shying away from the label ‘socialist’ to be up there contending for President is so remarkable that you have to stand up and cheer, or there is something wrong with you,” said Professor Richard D. Wolff.
How Two-Party Political Systems Bolster Capitalism
Richard Wolff: Passing government back and forth between the parties makes the enduring capitalist system appear to be above the fray, beyond political dispute, forever.
The Populist Revolution: Bernie and Beyond
Ellen Brown: Sanders has picked up the baton where Occupy left off, and the disenfranchised Millennials who composed that movement have flocked behind him.
Pasadena’s Minimum Wage: Devil in the Details
Mark Maier and Al Bevans: The mayor and Council must decide about the timing of the increases, future cost of living increases, monitoring its impact, and enforcing its provisions.
Martin Luther King: A Democratic Socialist?
Peter Dreier: King was a radical. He challenged America’s class system and its racial caste system. He was a strong ally of the nation’s labor union movement.
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