How billionaires can really give all their money away, lessons from L.A.’s street vendors, and the potential of unionized worker cooperatives.

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Today marks the 232nd anniversary of the day Parisians stormed the Bastille, an event that has come to symbolize the start of the French Revolution. Our lead story comes from a group known as the Patriotic Millionaires that a year ago on Bastille Day called on multimillionaires and billionaires to commit to giving away their vast stores of wealth. We also feature a story on how union co-ops might be one path to achieving those centuries-old values of liberty, equality, and solidarity. Last, but not least, this week we launch with Hispanics in Philanthropy (HIP) a series of articles on economic justice in Latinx communities—first up, an introductory article by the CEO of HIP and a story from Los Angeles on the economic justice struggles of Latinx street vendors.

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How Street Vendors Can Build a Just Economy: Lessons from Los Angeles ([link removed])
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The 50,000 street vendors in Los Angeles have often been at best an afterthought in the city’s economic development strategy. But vendors are organizing to change that. Read more... ([link removed])

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