If you seek a progressive U.S. senate candidate this Midterm… I had an idea for an article earlier this week: I would look at some of the candidates challenging incumbents… Continue reading “If you seek a progressive U.S. senate candidate this Midterm…”…
I Gave Up Twitter for Lent, Part 2 I gave up Twitter for Lent. For the last two Lents, actually: 2017 and 2018. I spoke with some journalist… Continue reading “I Gave Up Twitter for Lent, Part 2”…
Oklahoma’s Revolution OKLAHOMA—Oklahoma is in the midst of a revolution, with rolling teacher strikes statewide. Teachers have taken over the state capitol… Continue reading “Oklahoma’s Revolution”…
America Is Waking Up to Being Wasteful with Plastic It’s time to kiss the plastics goodbye. No, not the Mean Girls; I mean the plastics you use every day:… Continue reading “America Is Waking Up to Being Wasteful with Plastic”…
It’s Time to Meet Regenerative Fiber Do you know where your clothes came from? No, not the store, the label, or the brand. Or China, India,… Continue reading “It’s Time to Meet Regenerative Fiber”…
ECONOMY The Tech Moguls Driving Mass Layoffs in the Economy Want Universal Basic Income as a Cure—Should Progressives Be Cheering? Driverless cars! IBM Watson! News-writing robots! Amazon Go! The future is here, friends, and it apparently excludes humans. People are preparing for the… Continue reading “ECONOMY The Tech Moguls Driving Mass Layoffs in the Economy Want Universal Basic Income as a Cure—Should Progressives Be Cheering?”…
Is higher education worth the price tag? If you want a higher education in the United States, you need to have money. The average cost of a college… Continue reading “Is higher education worth the price tag?”…
Dark Communities are Healthier Communities Have you ever seen the Milky Way? The very galaxy we are a part of? I have. But I had… Continue reading “Dark Communities are Healthier Communities”…
Congestion Pricing: Regressive tax or saving grace? Cab driver Doug Schifter committed suicide last week, severely distraught due to the crushing weight of the gig economy. Uber,… Continue reading “Congestion Pricing: Regressive tax or saving grace?”…
Smart cities look to their citizens, not multi-national corporations U.S. cities, it seems, sometimes are setting themselves up for decay, with big tax giveaways, ever-rising prices and systems that put the bulk of… Continue reading “Smart cities look to their citizens, not multi-national corporations”…
Building net neutrality, locally, nationwide Fort Collins, Colorado is planning to build its own internet service utility, trumping the Federal Communications Commission’s move last month… Continue reading “Building net neutrality, locally, nationwide”…
Why we must think long-term Whenever the conversation turns to our country’s current situation and immediate future, people say we’re screwed. I hear that over… Continue reading “Why we must think long-term”…