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Election Day 2015

November 2, 2015 by Class Action Leave a Comment

Despite “get out the vote” efforts by civic groups, nonprofit organizations, religious institutions and political parties, millions of registered voters in towns and cities across America won’t bother to vote tomorrow, Election Day 2015. Some will tell you that they are just too busy. Many will tell you that they see no value in voting […]

Filed Under: A World Without Classism, Classism in Politics, Electoral politics Tagged With: classism, democracy and class, money in politics, policy, privilege, voting

Another Supreme Court decision threatens workers

August 4, 2014 by Michael C. Duff Leave a Comment

If you are like me you may have had trouble keeping up with all the bad news U.S. Supreme Court opinions issued in recent months. I would like to discuss one of those opinions, Noel Canning, because I think it had some real social class dimensions that may not be immediately noticeable. Noel Canning is […]

Filed Under: Classism in Politics, Politics and Class Tagged With: labor law, policy

Economist Piketty Offers Bold New Perspective on Inequality

May 16, 2014 by David Brodwin Leave a Comment

In a tour de force of economic analysis that has swept Washington, a 42-year-old French economist has upended conventional wisdom about the causes and consequences of inequality. Tom Piketty’s new book, “Capital in the Twenty-first Century,” quickly hit the New York Times best seller list and earned its author a seat at the table with […]

Filed Under: Classism in the Economy, Corporate power, Politics and Class Tagged With: economic inequality, policy, trickle down

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