Pearl River I was startled to pick up my copy of Poverty & Race, which is normally a pretty dry effort by largely academics sprinkled with some organizers from time to time that looks at policy in these areas produced quarterly by the Poverty & Race Research Action Council. The lead article seemed of …
When a Gig is Permanent, It’s Not a Gig
New Orleans Reality is a hard pill to swallow, but millions around the world are trying to choke down the fact that the fictional attraction for much of gig work as extra income at flexible hours and a temporary thing is now, gulp, their more than fulltime, precarious career job. Surveys among the …
Debt Doesn’t End Poverty
New Orleans I try to resist spending much time and energy, either mine or yours, on “I told you so stories”. Maybe not as much as I should, but some anyway. It’s been a minute since I chimed in about microfinance and the outrageous proposition that this was a way to end or …


