Inflation, Recession and Human Sacrifice
Everyday workers starting to get ahead? Inflation alarming those with means? Time to hit the economy with a brick!
Dawn Allen
Dawn Allen is a freelance writer and editor who is passionate about sustainability, political economy, gardening, traditional craftwork, and simple living. She and her husband are currently renovating a rural homestead in southeastern Michigan.
Power Over vs. Power Together
Equitable power sharing benefits workers, businesses, and society.
Like “Don’t Say Gay,” but Bigger & Harder
National “Don’t Say Gay” bill would ban federal funds supporting “lascivious dancing” and stripping in front of kids, but what schools really do that, and why is it on Republican minds?
Beyond Capitalism, but not Communism
People argue endlessly about which of the Big Two economic systems is better and fairer, but there’s more out there besides Capitalism and Communism.
Progressive Originalism: KBJ’s Fresh Air
Progressive Originalism came to the Supreme Court last week courtesy of Justice Jackson, but really, it’s just honest originalism.
Relief and Rebuilding after Ian and Fiona
Even without flood insurance, rebuilding after Ian and Fiona is likely to expose telling discrepancies between situations in Florida and Puerto Rico.
Roselyn Tso, Diné Woman, To Lead IHS
Roselyn Tso, Diné (Navajo) nation member and Biden’s pick to lead the Indian Health Service, was confirmed by the Senate. She has a big challenge ahead.
The Cost of Renewables: More Than Lawsuits
The cost of “sustainability” isn’t sustainable.
Las Vegas Water Problem Won’t Stay There
The Las Vegas water problem is a view of our future with climate chaos, brittle infrastructure, more disasters, resource depletion, and bills coming due.
The Coming Economic Gaps Will Change Us
Bills from past consumption are coming due. Economic gaps between what we need and what we can afford are severe. It’s time to live more simply. There may be no other choice.