This week’s Economic Democracy newsletter begins with an examination of the nature of corporate power, as revealed in the Barbie blockbuster film.

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** Economic Democracy Weekly
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This week’s Economic Democracy newsletter begins with an examination of the nature of corporate power, as revealed in the Barbie blockbuster film. This is followed by an article on Indigenous economics, the cover story in NPQ’s magazine on movement economies. Next, from our ongoing series on “Owning the Economy: Stories from Latinx Communities” is an article on women-led, community-based business development in Oregon. Lastly, we offer an article on a growing movement that is both opposing the corporatization of elite nonprofit hospitals and universities and is calling for accountability—and a renewed focus on meeting community needs.

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Barbie and the Problem of Corporate Power ([link removed])
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Activists Call for Wealthy Tax-Exempt Nonprofits to Pay Their Fair Share ([link removed])
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