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It seems we can’t go a week without hearing the horrific details of another police shooting somewhere in America. These tragedies have lead to the growth of movements like BLM, ending Qualified Immunity, and Defund The Police. As a person of color the concept that black and brown people are people too resonates with me. […]
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Younger people expect more from their employers than previous generations and thus switch employment more than previous generations. Programmers, health care providers, lawyers, engineers and business people can pick up and move across the country and find good quality jobs, moving their way up the ladder. This topic is covered in “Bullshit Jobs” a book
An Education and Entrepreneur Basic Income (EEBI) will not just allow individuals to quit their job and start businesses. Suppose you are a recent programming boot camp graduate and you want to start a business, Company X. Your product is a very cool mobile game app. Great, so because you’re a programer you can start
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I grew up in Bakersfield, CA. Anyone who hasn’t heard about Bako, let me tell you we are #1 in a lot of things: teen pregnancy, STDs (including Syphilis) and pollution. We are also last in a few things, like being one of the lowest educated in California. When I was graduating high school, many
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Up until I was able to start paying myself through my ventures I often needed help from my parents for bills and expenses. I had the security to pursue my ventures knowing I wasn’t going to be homeless or the lights were going to get shut off. This economic security is critically important. According to
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