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Recent judgments and settlements demonstrate the way tech billionaires are carving up our economy for their own benefit, without care or concern for the vulnerable in our community.
Exploring a revolution of values that places our common humanity at the center of our social, political, and educational structures.
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Recent judgments and settlements demonstrate the way tech billionaires are carving up our economy for their own benefit, without care or concern for the vulnerable in our community.

Concepts of American greatness and innovation are invented to provide cover for the anti-democratic, anti-humanitarian, and capitalistic looting efforts of the billionaire class.

Supporting the appointment of the Epstein-files coverup architect is a historically despicable act of this Republican Senate; and should inspire all of us to vote in three months.

The technology-enabled giant corporations that run most of our lives all seem increasingly constructed to serve as vehicles to move wealth to the powerful and power to the wealthy.

In stressful times, as we stretch to take care of our everyday needs and strive to save our country from a slide into totalitarianism, we worry. Who’s listening? What will they do? Are we next?

The dehumanization of immigrants was only a dress rehearsal for this. Dehumanization has come for the rest of us, as we knew it would.

The work calling us in this moment is deep and difficult. Our tools are powerful: love, joy, care, justice.

Reading the Declaration of Independence on this 250th anniversary of its signing, the words of our ancestors speak for us now. Instead of my words, here are theirs.

...are those we see in the mirror.

We must free the children who are incarcerated and suffering. No morally upright society incarcerates children as a political strategy.

Sitting on plastic, drinking out of plastic, on a plastic field, the heat is getting unbearable.