Here We Are; We Are Here: A Reality Check on ‘Reform’ in America (Part 5)
Concluding this five-part series, Leid Stories looks at ways in which self-created social, political and economic systems immediately can be implemented and take effect.
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Here We Are; We Are Here: A Reality Check on ‘Reform’ in America (Part 5)
Concluding this five-part series, Leid Stories looks at ways in which self-created social, political and economic systems immediately can be implemented and take effect.
Here We Are; We Are Here: A Reality Check on ‘Reform’ in America (Part 4)
In the fourth installment of this weeklong series, Leid Stories explains racism as an “applied science.”
Here We Are; We Are Here: A Reality Check on ‘Reform’ in America (Part 3)
In the third installment of this weeklong series, Leid Stories discusses power and powerlessness in America, and logic and illogic of power.
Here We Are; We Are Here: A Reality Check on ‘Reform’ in America (Part 2)
Continuing yesterday’s discussion, Leid Stories focuses on the need for self-created social, political and systems.
Here We Are; We Are Here: A Reality Check on ‘Reform’ in America
Claims of “progress” made and of “reforms” toward social, political and economic justice in America have fallen far short of the realities that confront us and the deep-seated issues that continue to haunt us as a nation. Yet, even the oppressed appear to have accepted the myth of “change.”
Leid Stories explains that social and legislative palliatives are designed to maintain, not change, America’s rigidly race-based culture.
In the world of monetary reformists, there’s a clear understanding that things not only shouldn’t continue as they are, they can’t continue as they are – that systemic failure is upon us as current social and political outcomes tear at the fabric of civil life. Ellen speaks with Gar Alperovitz, one of America’s most venerable reformist thinkers and policy experts, about his new “The Next System Project” to help design and precipitate what should happen next.