Join brilliant educators and practitioners Nwamaka Agbo (Kataly Fund) and Francisco Perez (Center for Popular Education) as they (re)define "economic democracy," and draw from their own cultures and pasts to think about the future of our movement!
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Ep. 2 There's No Such Thing As The Economy
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Ep. 1 On Black Resilience and Being Loved
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28 May 2021
Introducing Economics for Emancipation - Trailer
Welcome to Economics for Emancipation, a four-part podcast produced by the Center for Economic Democracy featuring conversations between incredible organizers helping to build visionary projects around the country.
Our guests offer thoughtful, sharp, and at times surprising takes on the world of economics, grounded in stories from their work in movements for social justice. Each episode explores fundamentals, like "what is the economy?" and "what's the difference between governance and government?" From there, conversations flow to family, friendship, and the work of world of building economic and political power across the country, with justice as our North star.
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