This article on approaches to economic management and the revival of the public sector in development deserves some (positive) scrutiny and study in the coop/economic democracy circles

Want to see a place where Black (and all) families have inter-generational stability and wealth? Build a Coop City in every council district.

again, i implore everyone to please read the business presses if you can. everybody else might pretend that there’s no class war going on, but they’ll never let you forget it.

This morning I'm thinking w Amy Kapczynski's critique of "productivism" & narrow industrial policy as huge progressive wins. It's a new terrain of struggle; IRA hasn't yet unleashed full-speed climate policy, or reduced the corporate power that got us here. lpeproject.org/blog/whats-bey…

This KC Tenants piece in the first issue of Hammer & Hope is magnificent. Remarkable account of process, strategy, failures, and victories in the fight for housing, beautifully and powerfully written. Go read it now: hammerandhope.org/article/issue-…

Good political propawganda

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Among the many reasons why we need worker institutions one is because they hold the potential to coordinate the kind of support we need to sustain each other in the fight for the long haul, including climate emergencies. Here's a perfect example of that . labornotes.org/2023/06/new-yo…

Man Let This Radicalize You is such a good book.

"Doing your job as a professor isn’t necessarily activism. But doing a good job in the classroom in terms of actually teaching anti-racist education, or making ideological interventions in the scholarship, all that is important labor, and they are contributions, they are stones."

Very important chart showing how the decline of union power in the U.S. is linked to the big increase in America's income inequality nytimes.com/2023/07/07/bri…

.gabrielwinant; Du Bois, both with the program. nybooks.com/online/2023/09…

Based on this analysis I would say jezebel fits the bill for an EOT or worker coop buyout?

NEW: 50 co-op grocery store workers in upstate NY are unionizing with SEIU Workers United.

De Blasio: ‘Well, Well, Well, Not So Easy To Find A Mayor That Doesn’t Suck Shit, Huh?’ bit.ly/4ejo5M9