October 15, 2021

Economics

How money can help to disrupt some of the deep, systemic inequities in this country, instead of continuing to feed them.

"In my own Native American belief system, we are all relatives. We are also all infected with what I call the 'colonizer virus' — which urges us to divide, control, and exploit. Nowhere is the virus more symptomatic than in how we deal with wealth.

"For some, reading this book may feel like I’m yanking off the Band-Aid. There may be moments of discomfort. I invite you to sit with it, in the understanding that I am motivated by love and that things have been just as uncomfortable — if not really painful — for many of us, for a very long time. In order to heal what hurts, to come back together as one human race, and to restore balance to the land, we need to decolonize wealth. This book will explain how we can begin to heal ourselves, using money as our medicine."

BOOK EXCERPT: Decolonizing Wealth. What If Money Could Heal Us?

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Economics

Endless growth is destroying the planet. We know how to stop it.

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Economics

How money can help to disrupt some of the deep, systemic inequities in this country, instead of continuing to feed them.

BOOK EXCERPT: Decolonizing Wealth. What If Money Could Heal Us?

Economics

Why can't everyone have well-funded schools, reliable infrastructure, wages that keep workers out of poverty, or a comprehensive public health system equipped to handle pandemics?

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