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Endemic Market Failure and Inequality

Dennis Kelleher, CEO of Better Markets, speaks at the forum, “Destroying the Myths of Market Fundamentalism,” held in Washington DC, on October 19, 2018 Visit…

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Skin Color and Gender Determine Privilege and Income, Regardless of Educational Level

A new PERI study finds that women of color benefit less from college education, while white men benefit the most. Since the 1970s, people of…

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The Global Power Elite: A Transnational Class

Peter Phillips, the author of the book, “Giants: The Global Power Elite,” examines the roles and networks of the world’s richest and most powerful. This…

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Will “Tough on Crime” Policies Fuel Mass Incarceration?

As three of the most powerful men in Maryland vow to crack down on repeat violent offenders, community advocates question their plans to address the…

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Republican Estate Tax Repeal: An Effort to Avoid Ever Being Taxed

While Sen. Bernie Sanders proposes an important increase in the estate tax, Republicans are gearing for its complete repeal. Morris Pearl of the group Patriotic…

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How Aggressive Policing Fuels America’s Inequality Machine

The recent in-custody police death of Anton Black and inadequate civilian oversight in Baltimore reveal how the underlying imperative of policing in the U.S. is…

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The Neoliberal Scam: Public Money for Private Playgrounds

TRNN takes an in-depth look at so-called public-private partnerships and how they funnel public money into the pockets of the ultra-wealthy Subscribe to our page…

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How Neo-Liberals Profit off of Poverty

The story of how a millionaire CEO’s critique of Squeegee kids led to monetizing their suffering and points to a process that makes neoliberalism an…

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A Call For Peace, A Demand for Justice

“These are broken people, in a broken city, in a broken system.” Baltimore Ceasefire’s Youth Ambassadors remember those who have been killed, and are pushing…

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Trump Claims Credit for Life Expectancy Rise, Introduces Medicaid Cutback

Life expectancy in the US rose for the first time in four years because of a drop in opioid overdose deaths. Trump claimed credit, even…

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The Neoliberal ‘New’ Deal: The Rich Drink for Free While the Poor Pay More

A water billing scandal in one of the country’s poorest cities reveals an overarching truism: Neoliberalism is a conduit for rampant inequality. Subscribe to our…

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As Corporate Capitalists Beg For Socialism, Let’s Not Forget They Tried To Destroy It

Social programs and Medicare for All could help keep people at home to slow the spread of coronavirus, but mainstream media pundits continue to fearmonger…

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Teach For America: Fueling Educational Gaps In California

Student success is tied to teacher expertise, yet TFA only trains its members for five weeks before placing them in schools. One lawmaker says these…

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Surviving The Coronapocalypse

How apartheid and redlining are fueling the global COVID-19 pandemic and how people can fight back. Subscribe to our page and support our work at…

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