As Portland Goes, So Goes the Nation
People of Color were never afforded the opportunity to bridge the distance between educational and income disparity.
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Tax Cheats Benefit the Most From Coronavirus Relief
American billionaires’ wealth grew an average of $42 billion each week the pandemic bared down on us, so why are so many Americans still suffering?
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ICE Threatens to Deport International Students Taking Online Courses
In its recent racist assault on immigrants, ICE has proposed a policy requiring deportation of international students taking online courses in the fall.
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What Do We Do Now: A Rhetorical Question Deserving a Supreme Answer
One-by-one, every day, separated and alone, thousands continut to fall because of Corporatism’s human greed, Republican political expediency and a desperate White House misfit.
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Of Course We Can Afford Medicare-for-All–We Always Could
Bottom line: We have always been able to afford Medicare-for-All.
It’s just a matter of priorities.
The neo-liberal shift over the past forty years has prioritized Wall Street, the defense industry, and generally any individual or corporation ideologically committed enough to capitalize on the “money=free speech” argument the Supreme Court agreed is constitutional.
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Hold onto Bits of Joy, but Not to the Past, nor what passed for Normal
We, and our News Media, need to get beyond the… Continue Reading
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Lives and Livelihoods: Can’t Have One Without the Other, but Who’s On First
Surely the Exceptionalism of, one person one vote, is a myth when failing to protect us from electing presidents, like our 45th and his pretend patrio
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Ready or Not, It’s Our Time to Be The Greatest Generation of Americans
COVID-19 is less about Donald Trump and his Acting Administration,… Continue Reading
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Death by President
Without rancor or recrimination, let us recognize the tentacles of our own failure to listen to the voices of hungry school children, USDA evicted scientific reason and governors deserted by national power.
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