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Daddy Warbucks Isn’t Coming to Our Rescue—But Women Economists Will

Rickey Gard Diamond

When the first ever female president of the Economic Policy Institute, Thea Lee, appeared on Samantha Bee’s Full Frontal, she proved that economists can be fully human and funny—and encouraging a whole flank of female economists, notably rare in this still whitest, mostly male and unfunniest realm.

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It’s Time to Break Up Race and Gender Monopolies

Rickey Gard Diamond

“No one has it all figured out yet,” says La’Wana Harris about the word “diversity,” to which she’s devoted her career. “Some talk about diversity as inclusion, or diversity as equity, but I like to think diversity is also about belonging. Belonging is a big one.”

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Sister, Can You Spare $400?

Rickey Gard Diamond

In Vermont, some capital is in women’s hands. Their numbers are smaller, but they are venturing into new territory with a wider purpose than fat cat profits.

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75 Years Later, Women are Finally Half the Sky at Bretton Woods

Rickey Gard Diamond

Seventy-five years ago, Franklin Delano Roosevelt gathered monetary thinkers of the Allied forces—all-male, of course—to a secret meeting in Bretton Woods, New Hampshire. When Silicon Valley’s Galia Benartzi organized a Global Economic Visioning Summit to mark the anniversary, she made sure half its speakers were women.

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Replacing Privilege with Shared Prosperity

Rickey Gard Diamond

Working at the Mariposa Food Co-op in West Philadelphia exposed Jamila Medley to a new model: No longer helping people, she’s now empowering them to create a thriving co-operative economy.

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  • Money & Jobs

Collective Justice: Watching Economic Solidarity Take Shape in Mondragon

Rickey Gard Diamond

While the dot-com bubble was bouncing and bursting on Wall Street, Georgia Kelly learned about a corporation in Spain that was owned and governed by its workers. That town’s story changed her own.

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Free Market Blarney: How Boston is Working To End the Wage Gap

Rickey Gard Diamond

What does an American city get when it works to address pay inequality?

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