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The Dignity of All People

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By Patrick Iber, Michael Kazin, Andrew Elrod, Mark Engler
| Dissent Magazine Verified
The Dignity of All People Zohran Mamdani’s successes and failures will shape how people around the country think about the viability of a socialist program, and whether socialists are capable of enacting it. ▪ Winter 2026 Artwork by Tabitha Arnold “Socialism is the name of our desire,” Dissent’s founders stated in 1954. It was an ethical and moral demand, a compass rather than a map. It was a “vision,” they wrote, “that gives urgency to . . .
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The Power of the Starbucks Model

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By Rich Yeselson, Leo Casey, Steven Greenhouse, Andrew Elrod
| Dissent Magazine Verified
The Power of the Starbucks Model How does labor organize at scale? ▪ Fall 2025 We Are the Union: How Worker-to-Worker Organizing Is Revitalizing Labor and Winning Big by Eric Blanc University of California Press, 2025, 336 pp. Get on the Job and Organize: Standing up for a Better Workplace and a Better World by Jaz Brisack Atria/One Signal Publishers, 2025, 320 pp. The steady numerical decline of union membership has become a perennial of American political economy.
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What is austerity, and how does it affect the broader U.S. economy?

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By Ernie Tedeschi, Jacob Hacker, Patrick Sullivan, Andrew Elrod
| equitablegrowth.org
Federal spending cuts slow U.S. economic growth and raise unemployment. Reductions in federal spending—whether through cuts to direct government consumption, investment, or transfer programs—consistently lower U.S. Gross Domestic Product, reduce employment, and increase the unemployment rate. The negative effects are particularly severe if the Federal Reserve is unable to offset the cuts by lowering interest rates, such as during a recession.
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