Sandy Darity

@SandyDarity

Samuel DuBois Cook Professor of Public Policy, African and African American Studies, and Economics; Director, Samuel DuBois Cook Center on Social Equity, Duke U

Durham, NC
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Joined November 2011
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    Have you read the research papers? I've linked to the recent ones I know of. may have more on federal

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    there are literally 100s of publications behind these FAQ.

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    with respect, i think these are a lot harder problems than a few paragraphs in a FAQ can address

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    Not 1 word in this article about MMT econs, who predate all others mentioned and have literally 100s of publications on JG since mid 1990s.

    Cory Booker getting on board with the // job guarantee idea is a Big Deal
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    Bloomberg on our new report

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    22% of college students are food insecure. A food pantry does little to combat food insecurity. More money does. USAS will be at Rutgers Day. Will you?

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    At least one person is injured and a suspect is in custody after a shooting at Forest High School in Ocala, Florida, authorities say

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    ./ are hosting a roundtable on 's Remaking Black : How Women Transformed an Era (). Participants are , , , , , &

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    Thank you, Sandy!

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    Hamilton @ TruthWorks Radio Network "Black Women in the Prism . . . Unleashing the Power, Fury in the Light" GRAY-HAIRED WITNESSES FOR JUSTICE

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    Another doctor for conveying why this system is superior and what else must happen to insure equitable, quality care.

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    The boldest statement could make is to sign

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    One Londoner's view on an American scandal: "If a police officer arrested a couple of black kids for standing around in Starbucks, all hell would break out." reports.

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    One month ago, Justin Blackman was the only student in his school to participate in a . His video chronicling the moment went viral. Today, Justin has been joined by dozens of classmates! Go, Justin!

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    This form of white supremacist revisionist history is widespread. Normalizing "not so bad" narratives about the Middle Passage, slavery and Jim Crow is a dangerous and ongoing anti-Black project.

    This should be the end of this teacher's career: A worksheet titled “The Life of Slaves: A Balanced View” asked kids to list the pros and cons of slavery. ? ncid=engmodushpmg00000004 via
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    Interesting paper showing crony capitalism in bank lending in Germany:

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    Just 16 years after the Choctaw Native Americans were forced out of their land and made to march on the "Trail of Tears," they raised $170 of their own money—equivalent to tens of thousands of dollars today—in aid for people during the Irish famine.

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    Issa Rae’s ‘Insecure’ Wins Prestigious Peabody Award!!!! Congrats 🎬 

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    Retweeted Sandy Darity (): Senator Booker supports a pilot program for the federal job guarantee. An excellent start to the development of the needed legislation to make it happen.

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