Food Assistance for All
Economic insecurity is rampant in the United States. A program of universal grocery subsidies could help working-class families deal with the cost of living — and be wildly popular.
4 Article(s) by: Tee Malleson
Tee Malleson is an associate professor of social justice and peace studies at King’s University College at Western University, Canada. Their recent books include Against Inequality: The Practical and Ethical Case for Abolishing the Superrich.
We Should All Be Working Part Time for Full-Time Pay
Here’s a transformative demand: part-time work for all, at full-time pay. We could live freer, more enriching lives, all while cutting carbon emissions.
No, the Rich Don’t Deserve Their Wealth
Capitalism is built on the meritocratic idea that everyone gets what they deserve in the marketplace. This May Day, let’s reject that idea — wealth creation is a fundamentally social process, and the rich have no right to hoard all the resources and power.
Beyond Electoral Democracy
The radical democracy of the future requires more than just elections. We need a legislature by lot.