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Confronting the Culture of Distrust

April 22, 2018 Daniel H. Crawford III

This isn’t something which can be fixed overnight. We are talking about massive and deep wounds which have festered for centuries. It is a long, ongoing – possibly even never-ending – process.

Economics Op-Ed

The Automation Age Cometh

March 8, 2018 Daniel H. Crawford III

The great age of automation looms on the horizon and we can either ride this wave together or drown in its undertow.

Economics Op-Ed

The Perversion of the “Undercover Boss”

February 19, 2018 Daniel H. Crawford III

Do not be fooled by the temporary good deeds of an executive presenting an act for the cameras. Even if these actions have legitimately positive results for a handful of regular people, the roots of their former predicaments remain and require bold action by the whole.

News Op-Ed

WE are the Resistance

January 29, 2018January 29, 2018 Daniel H. Crawford III

With the Democratic Party, they started to abandon their creed of fighting on behalf of the working class when a few corporate-friendly members determined that Reagan won and Bush Senior won because the Democrats were too anti-business, thereby suggesting they were too close to the interests of the working class.

News Op-Ed

Sanders seriously contemplating a 2020 run

January 25, 2018 admin

Not that the future of the planet wasn’t riding on this last time but an early decision by the most popular politician in America could help get people to vote in the historically low-turnout midterms,

News Op-Ed

2018: An Opportunity for a Revolutionary Reset

January 4, 2018January 4, 2018 Daniel H. Crawford III

Never relent in your tireless advocacy for a better tomorrow. Do not despair in the wake of setbacks. Hope is on the horizon so long as we maintain the flame of our movement for justice. WE will win in the end…if we want to.