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Today in the Mission Yearbook: June 18, 2020
JUST EXONOMY - We live in a messed-up world. The strong still dominate the weak. The wealthy do whatever is necessary to protect their wealth. Those in positions of political power, regardless of their party, have been unwilling to support any major movement that would spread wealth — including the provision of adequate health care, affordable housing and education — in ways that are fair to all citizens.
The most prominent aspect of this is the struggle for significant increases in compensation for workers that would provide genuine living wages for those who toil at the bottom of the pyramid of wealth ...
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JUST EXONOMY - We live in a messed-up world. The strong still dominate the weak. The wealthy do whatever is necessary to protect their wealth. Those in positions of political power, regardless of their party, have been unwilling to support any major movement that would spread wealth — including the provision of adequate health care, affordable housing and education — in ways that are fair to all citizens.
The most prominent aspect of this is the struggle for significant increases in compensation for workers that would provide genuine living wages for those who toil at the bottom of the pyramid of wealth ...
• CLICK HERE to read more.
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