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Today’s Economic Democracy Weekly challenges us to reconsider what we consider normal in the economy. This week, we conclude our series with Prosperity Now on The Promise of Targeted Universalism: Community Leaders Respond with a call for a social audit of the United States. A second article looks at platform co-ops and their potential to replace companies like Uber and Lyft. This is followed by an update on how nonprofit and public sector staff trapped in federal bureaucracy can act to get their student loan debt retired. Lastly, in a brief video clip, Los Angeles community organizer Rudy Espinoza asks viewers to reconsider what constitutes “advocacy.”
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