Today, our Economic Democracy Weekly highlights a range of advocates speaking out for economic justice.

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** Economic Democracy Weekly
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Today, our Economic Democracy Weekly highlights a range of advocates speaking out for economic justice. We begin with two articles from NPQ’s magazine issue on escaping corporate capture—one is a collection of nonprofit leaders ([link removed]) ’ takes on confronting corporate capture, and the second is a collection of voices of worker co-op member-owners ([link removed]) . Next, in the latest installment of our “Truth to Power” series of author interviews, Michael McCray and Cliff Rosenthal share the struggles of BIPOC-led community credit unions ([link removed]) . Lastly, we feature an excerpt from their book ([link removed]) .
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Economic Justice—Nonprofit Leaders Speak Out ([link removed])
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“We can build our own pillars of power that have the ability to discipline corporations and facilitate an economy fixed on the wellbeing of the planet.” Read more... ([link removed])

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Building Solidarity Economies—Stories from Worker Co-op Members ([link removed])
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“Working for a co-op is like having an extended family of people who are like-minded when it comes to success and supporting our communities.” Read more... ([link removed])

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Credit Unions, Race, and Equity: A Conversation with Michael McCray and Cliff Rosenthal ([link removed])
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“What was going on was they were applying the rules that apply to Bank of America to a small credit union.” Read more… ([link removed])
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Impact over Equity: How the Feds Reinforced Inequality in Community Finance ([link removed])
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“The Fund’s applications, its procedures, its metrics, its desired impacts all were rooted in a framework that comfortably fit the largely White-led nonprofit sector.” Read more… ([link removed])
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