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Today’s Economic Democracy Weekly features four pieces that address our collective need for social change—and the movements that are making it happen. We begin with the next article in our series with Common Future, Narratives to Build Collective Economic Power—where Dr. Jennie L. Stephens describes the movement for Black land preservation in South Carolina. We then turn to an article that discusses community wealth and ownership strategies for BIPOC communities. In the next two pieces, our desk editors offer coverage of a conference on the transformation of work and a report on skyrocketing CEO compensation—and the need to build power to take back our time and money.
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