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PoliticsApril 27, 2021
AOC and the Making of Millennial Politics
A new book on Alexandra Ocasio-Cortez offers a portrait of a new generation of elected officials and political activists coming into its own.
Sam Adler-Bell
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PoliticsApril 24, 2020
Out for the Count? Terri Ann Lowenthal on the Coronavirus Threat to the Census
The Census expert explains the impact of the pandemic on the decennial count.
Sam Adler-Bell
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State and Local ElectionsMarch 16, 2016
Meet the Democratic Socialist Who’s Running for New York State Senate
Bernie Sanders isn’t alone: Debbie Medina is in the race for State Senate in New York’s 18th District.
Sam Adler-Bell
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BusinessJuly 3, 2014
How New York Real Estate Became a Dumping Ground for the World’s Dirty Money
Shady magnates and corrupt politicians from all over the globe are stashing their ill-gotten wealth in luxurious Manhattan apartments.
Michael Hudson, Ionuț Stănescu and Sam Adler-Bell
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CitiesJune 27, 2014
RI Workers Won’t Back Down on Living Wage, Despite Democrats’ Betrayal
A minimum-wage pre-emption measure, backed by the hotel industry and signed by Governor Chafee, has been met with hunger strikes, electoral challenges and protests.
Sam Adler-Bell
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CitiesJune 11, 2014
Why Are Rhode Island Democrats Blocking Minimum-Wage Increases?
With friends like this, who needs Republicans.
Sam Adler-Bell
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ActivismApril 7, 2014
Brown Students and Workers Unite to Convince the University to Boycott an Exploitative Hotel
Students and workers stand up in the face of Renaissance Hotel’s horrific labor practices.
Sam Adler-Bell and StudentNation