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Are Economic Indicators Signaling a Recession?
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Are Economic Indicators Signaling a Recession?

Investment banks are sounding the alarm on a looming recession while consumers worry about soaring inflation diminishing their purchasing power, a plummeting stock and bond market, slow GDP growth, rising interest rates, and an equity market decline. But what do actual economic indicators of recessions currently say about the likelihood of sliding into a recession?…

What’s Driving Inflation
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What’s Driving Inflation

Soaring inflation rapidly climbed 7% in the United States through December, the fastest since 1982. The rising price index isn’t a unique phenomenon, it’s been seen globally. However, it’s been more pronounced in the U.S. than in any other country. Policy makers argue over the causes among partisan lines, but what has really been the…

The Great Labor Awakening
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The Great Labor Awakening

A great reckoning has come for the American business model of labor exploitation — will corporations choose growing labor shortages and boycotts, or employee rights and fair pay? Although the top 10 percent in the U.S. own 70 percent of the U.S. wealth, the working class holds tremendous untapped power capable of transforming the corporatist…

Voter Suppression Is Killing Our Democracy
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Voter Suppression Is Killing Our Democracy

A staggering 233 election cases are pending in federal courts facing off over voting rights during an election in a pandemic. Voter suppression rulings are already underway. Recently, a 5th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals reinstated Texas’ process for tossing absentee ballots over mismatched signatures, determining that the right to vote by mail is not…

The Global Ethical and Economic Impacts of Outsourcing
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The Global Ethical and Economic Impacts of Outsourcing

Industrial capitalism has relied on cost minimization through cheap labor since the Gilded Age — it’s now moved overseas where it’s had unsafe, exploitative ramifications in developing nations. The decline in US manufacturing since the 1970s has without a doubt transformed the economic landscape to the detriment of non-college educated American workers. The 14.3 million…

Gratitude Without Complacency: Laboring Not in Vain
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Gratitude Without Complacency: Laboring Not in Vain

In our ever increasingly competitive job market how can we confound our unquenchable drive for success with humble gratitude and labor not in vain? How can we live an ethical life amid a “hustle culture” that demands we monetize our every living breath and action and compare ourselves against others who do? How can we…

Are Economic Indicators Signaling a Recession?
economics, o, politics

Are Economic Indicators Signaling a Recession?

Investment banks are sounding the alarm on a looming recession while consumers worry about soaring inflation diminishing their purchasing power, a plummeting stock and bond market, slow GDP growth, rising interest rates, and an equity market decline. But what do actual economic indicators of recessions currently say about the likelihood of sliding into a recession?…

What’s Driving Inflation
economics, o, politics

What’s Driving Inflation

Soaring inflation rapidly climbed 7% in the United States through December, the fastest since 1982. The rising price index isn’t a unique phenomenon, it’s been seen globally. However, it’s been more pronounced in the U.S. than in any other country. Policy makers argue over the causes among partisan lines, but what has really been the…

The Great Labor Awakening
economics, featured, o, politics

The Great Labor Awakening

A great reckoning has come for the American business model of labor exploitation — will corporations choose growing labor shortages and boycotts, or employee rights and fair pay? Although the top 10 percent in the U.S. own 70 percent of the U.S. wealth, the working class holds tremendous untapped power capable of transforming the corporatist…

How Senate Budget Committee Chairman Bernie Sanders Will Wield His Power
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How Senate Budget Committee Chairman Bernie Sanders Will Wield His Power

Incoming Senate Budget Committee Chairman Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.) will exert great influence over domestic economic issues that will finally help the American working class like never before through a special budget mechanism. Vowing to move quickly to push through an economic stimulus package and fight economic inequality to “boldly address the needs of working…

How Trump’s Rhetoric Incited a Violent Insurrection at the Capitol
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How Trump’s Rhetoric Incited a Violent Insurrection at the Capitol

In 1861, 11 senators and 3 representatives were expelled from Congress for supporting the insurrection and refusing to recognize Lincoln’s electoral win. Today, congressmen and republican governors are calling for the impeachment and/or removal of treasonous President Trump under the 25th Amendment for inciting a domestic terrorist coup attempt to stop the Electoral College count…

Progressives Are Not Responsible for House Losses
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Progressives Are Not Responsible for House Losses

Democrats wrongly blame progressives for a net five centrist candidate House losses despite Americans’ overwhelming support for progressive policies. All 112 co-sponsors of Medicare for All on the ballot won, and 97 out of 98 co-sponsors of the Green New Deal on the ballot won. A recent Fox News exit poll further corroborated the fact…

Economic Populism Can Combat Democrats’ Declining Minority Support
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Economic Populism Can Combat Democrats’ Declining Minority Support

Trump won the highest share of non-white electorate vote of any Republican in 60 years, while moderate Democrats lost support and seats. Despite Joe Biden’s expected narrow win, Democrats face a disconcerting problem from declining minority and Latino support that can only be regained through the proven-effective economic populism of the likes of Bernie Sanders….

Voter Suppression Is Killing Our Democracy
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Voter Suppression Is Killing Our Democracy

A staggering 233 election cases are pending in federal courts facing off over voting rights during an election in a pandemic. Voter suppression rulings are already underway. Recently, a 5th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals reinstated Texas’ process for tossing absentee ballots over mismatched signatures, determining that the right to vote by mail is not…

The Causes of the Civil War: A Document Review
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The Causes of the Civil War: A Document Review

“These slaves constituted a peculiar rand powerful interest. All knew that this interest was, somehow, the cause of war,” Abraham Lincoln stated in his second inaugural address according to Major Problems (2). That single speech succinctly explained the cause of the Civil War fought from 1861 through 1865 – slavery. Slavery and the economic, political…

The Global Ethical and Economic Impacts of Outsourcing
economics, feat, o

The Global Ethical and Economic Impacts of Outsourcing

Industrial capitalism has relied on cost minimization through cheap labor since the Gilded Age — it’s now moved overseas where it’s had unsafe, exploitative ramifications in developing nations. The decline in US manufacturing since the 1970s has without a doubt transformed the economic landscape to the detriment of non-college educated American workers. The 14.3 million…

Gratitude Without Complacency: Laboring Not in Vain
2, Christianity, Faith, o

Gratitude Without Complacency: Laboring Not in Vain

In our ever increasingly competitive job market how can we confound our unquenchable drive for success with humble gratitude and labor not in vain? How can we live an ethical life amid a “hustle culture” that demands we monetize our every living breath and action and compare ourselves against others who do? How can we…

Eco-fascism: Humanity is Not The Problem, Neoliberalism  Is
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Eco-fascism: Humanity is Not The Problem, Neoliberalism Is

The spread of the COVID-19 pandemic has not only revealed the inherent, exploitative economic failures of an unfettered free market, but also, the environmental failures of capitalism as decreased fossil-fuel activity has cleared the air pollution in Asia, and canals in Italy. Yet there has been a rising online sentiment pinning global environmental deterioration on…

Is the US Headed Towards a Recession?
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Is the US Headed Towards a Recession?

As supply chains struggle under global health concerns over the spread of COVD-19, many are left wondering whether an economic recession in 2020 is imminent amid the 2,000 point plummet in the Dow, supply-chain disruptions among companies sourced in China, and weakened consumer demand in sectors such as oil and the airline industry. Data on…

Bernie Beats Trump: How The Most Electable Candidate Fights For You
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Bernie Beats Trump: How The Most Electable Candidate Fights For You

Presidential candidate Bernie Sanders’ surging lead in the polls, leading donations with a record 4 million small donors, and majority-support for his policies across demographics make it clear he’s not only the true populist in the race, but the most electable once-in-a-lifetime candidate. Faux-populism won in 2016, and centrism’s failure made it clear that ‘any…

Pride – The Root of Discontent
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Pride – The Root of Discontent

Merely riding an undetectable pale speck on a universe spanning 93 billion light-years, our existence falls victim daily to our insignificant human conceits. Our psyches attempt to confront this vast, cosmic glory by assigning inordinate, life-or-death value to every inconvenience. We convince ourselves we are special, inherently cursed snowflakes, instead of humbling ourselves before the…

8 Spiritual Lessons for Young Adults
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8 Spiritual Lessons for Young Adults

Your early 20s — the mental limbo of feeling like a teenager yet being treated like an adult while thrown into the unpredictable, proverbial abyss. Now imagine the added confusion and pressure of being apart Generation Z and ignoring worldly ways. Forget the “quarter-life-crisis,” 20 is the new age to ruminate over every career, life,…

Legalization: The End to Mexico’s Drug Violence
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Legalization: The End to Mexico’s Drug Violence

Over a decade after former President Felipe Calderon launched a militarized crusade against drug cartels, Mexico has recorded its highest homicide rate of 19.4 since the interior ministry began keeping records, with a staggering 29,168 murders in 2017. Despite lethal military deployment and a winning ‘kingpin-strategy’ (Nieto has neutralized 89% of drug-cartel leaders on his…

The Natural Talent Myth
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The Natural Talent Myth

No one is born knowing how to solve differential equations. A baby isn’t stupid for not knowing how to walk. Skill, it turns out, is just cultivated practice. Yet much our generation’s collective psyche – which heralds apathy and laziness – would have you believe if you’re not born with it, you should give up…

The Paradox of Tolerance for Intolerance
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The Paradox of Tolerance for Intolerance

The extremist side of child-drugging internment camps, Obama effigies, Roy Moore, sexual assault, and mocking the disabled doesn’t care about civility; what they want is compulsory compliance, and dissent silenced in their administration’s persistent crimes against humanity. There is something seriously wrong with a nation showing more concern for wealthy operatives of administration rampant with human rights violations being kicked…

Discrimination Against Bilingualism Goes Back to WWII
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Discrimination Against Bilingualism Goes Back to WWII

A Trump-supporting New York attorney with a documented history of launching unhinged, racist tirades against strangers was recently caught on camera again verbally assaulting two bilingual people for speaking Spanish in public. Aaron Schlossberg berated an employee and a customer for conducting an order in Spanish saying, “Your staff is speaking Spanish to customers when…

America’s Gestapo: Redefining the Rule of Law
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America’s Gestapo: Redefining the Rule of Law

A 7-year-old asylee girl being locked up by ICE for four months at a Chicago jail has become America’s  heralded “rule of law.” With the new Supreme Court ruling stating that immigrants, even permanent residents, and asylees, can be held indefinitely, internment camps have become the law of the land. As if the violation of…

Courage Over Confidence
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Courage Over Confidence

Behind every self-made story of success was not an individual with grandiose,  insurmountable confidence, but rather a need greater than their fears. It is not the absence of qualms which led Joan of Arc to a French victory, or Malala Yousafzai to face off death for women’s education, but rather the belief that something was…

Bernie Sanders Myths Debunked
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Bernie Sanders Myths Debunked

Nearing 2018, Clinton loyalists have taken it upon themselves to slander the most liked politician in America (who stands for the most statistically favorable issues.) Choosing to rehash the June 2016 primaries with slanderous narratives about Sanders while “Queen Hillary” drinks chardonnay in the woods, goes on a book blame tour, and turns down the…

How Conservatives Have Bastardized the Meaning of Patriotism
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How Conservatives Have Bastardized the Meaning of Patriotism

“When fascism comes to America it will be wrapped in the flag and carrying a cross.” The Declaration of Independence, Statue of Liberty, Constitution, and general rule of law, are the new Communist flags to Russian flag-wielding, conservative, self-proclaimed “patriots.” In the past year, we’ve seen the political right launch a zealous campaign against American…

The Supreme Constitutionality of Affirmative Action
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The Supreme Constitutionality of Affirmative Action

The politics of fear and hate has manipulated many Americans into feeling like the discriminated class because of perceived systemic ” reverse racism” — an ideology which has coincidentally proliferated since the civil-rights movement. White-Americans began feeling oppressed when African-Americans gained equal rights with the Brown v. Board ruling, Kennedy’s 1961 Executive Order, the Civil…

The Bipartisan Case for Single-Payer
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The Bipartisan Case for Single-Payer

It’s time to stop putting political ideology over the welfare of the country. In the world-power that is the United States, medical expenses have long been the number one cause of bankruptcy, with 78% of filers already having health-insurance. It should be considered a serious issue when inhabitants of the wealthiest country have to choose…

Highlights from Obama’s Farewelll Address
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Highlights from Obama’s Farewelll Address

It was the perfect end to a surreal, phenomenal 8 years. Maybe one of the greatest speeches delivered in the last few thirty years. Embodying the values he carried so fervently behind every decision, Obama delivered the very message which he never strayed from; genuine, passionate, moving and most importantly hopeful. Hopeful in the face…

Should the Electoral College Be Abolished?
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Should the Electoral College Be Abolished?

“The electoral college is a disaster for a democracy.” – Donald J. Trump. Truer words have never been spoken by Trump. If you thought the 2000 Al Gore loss was unfair, well wait ‘till you hear how much our losing 2016 candidate won the popular by – 2.9 million votes.  In fact, with our current…

Donald Trump is Not My President
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Donald Trump is Not My President

After last night’s devastating results, half of America was left shaken to it’s core – media and politicians included, while the other half celebrated the nomination of Donald Trump as our 45th president. The electoral college created to protect us from a demagogue failed us. Hillary didn’t just lose, civil rights lost, civil liberties lost,…

Never Trump: A Full Comprehensive Guide to Why This Election Is About More Than Party Lines
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Never Trump: A Full Comprehensive Guide to Why This Election Is About More Than Party Lines

A textbook narcissist, a blatant racist, a hate mongrel, a conman, and a misogynist with fascist tendencies – words I would’ve never in my life used to describe a republican nominee or past republican president. They’re words millions of people have readily adopted into their conversation as soon as there’s a mention of him. Attitudes…

Don’t Fear Vulnerability
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Don’t Fear Vulnerability

“Out of vulnerability comes progress.” If don’t do things out of your comfort zone you’ll always stay where you are. If you want something you’ve never had you’ve got to do something you’ve never done. If you have no goals you’re actively working towards you’ve become complacent. Complacency should be your biggest fear. Yes you’re…

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