Naomi Klein on Palin-Capitalism | Harrassment Increases in Tough Economy

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Naomi Klein: Let's Put an End to Sarah Palin-Style Capitalism By Naomi Klein, The Progressive Capitalism can survive this crisis. But the world can't survive another capitalist comeback. Read more »   Workplace Harassment: The Recession's Hidden Byproduct By Jane Slaughter, Labor Notes In the face of a tough economy, many employees are suffering from mistreatment. Read more »   It's Not Hard to Be a Job-Slashing, Pension-Grabbing CEO -- If You're a Sociopath By Thom Hartmann, Smirking Chimp CEOs in America pull in the big bucks because there's a shortage of people willing to destroy the lives of many other human beings. Read more »   Will Dr. Bronner's Magic Soap Continue to Defy Selling Out to Corporate Culture? By Richard Seireeni, Chelsea Green Publishing The historic company was founded by "the godfather of today's green brands." Will his grandsons keep the vision alive? Read more »   The End of Money: Take Power Back From the Money and Banking Monopoly By Thomas Greco, Jr., AlterNet If we desire to have a peaceful, equitable society, the power of lending must go to people and their communities. Read more »   10 Things You Need to Know to Live on the Streets By Walter Mosley, Rae Gomes, The Nation How to make the best of a traumatic transition: Learn the best bathroom options and soup kitchen schedules, carry a blanket and more. Read more »   Starbucks' Latest Evil Plan to Take Over (More) of the World By Priyamvada Gopal, Comment Is Free Starbucks' new stealth strategy is de-branding: giving stores different names and more local "community personality". Read more »   Our Economy Has Failed -- It's the Reaganomics, Stupid! By Dave Johnson, Campaign for America's Future When something is unsustainable it can't be sustained. The economic meltdown has been coming at us for decades. And here we are. Read more »   Ben Bernanke's Bad Teachers By Gerald Friedman, Dollars and Sense Bernanke has conducted an economic policy as cruel as it has been ineffective. But the blame here lies squarely on the economics profession. Read more »   The Stimulus Delivers: Boston's Revitalization By William Rivers Pitt, TruthOut.org Stimulus-funded infrastructure projects are patching together beantown's crumbling facade. Read more »

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