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Your Prospect Weekend Reads
Week of January 10th
Stories from the week you don't want to miss!

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Rollups: The Emerging Magic Mushroom Monopoly
:
Contributor Luke Goldstein reports on a rapidly growing industry
that's already threatened by monopoly as one company tries to corner
the market on psychedelic-assisted treatments.

There Is a Bully Pulpit
: In the
wake of this week's Supreme Court ruling rejecting the president's
workplace vaccine mandate, the powers of Biden's office become even
more important, says

**Prospect** Executive Editor David Dayen.

The Folly of School Openings as a Zero-Sum Game
:
Harvard professor Michelle D. Holmes explains how the push to get kids
back in the classroom privileges the already privileged and ignores the
concerns of more vulnerable Black and brown families.

Fire Jeff Zients :
As the death toll continues to climb amid a confused federal response,
President Biden's pick for "COVID czar" is the wrong man for the job,
writes contributor Daniel Boguslaw.

The NLRB Looks at the 'Independent Contractor' Scam
:
Too many companies deprive their workers of higher wages and benefits by
illegally misclassifying them as contractors. An expected ruling from
the National Labor Relations Board could change the game, says

**Prospect** Editor at Large Harold Meyerson.

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