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As seen in: The Progressive, Salon, Daily Kos, Common Dreams, Black Agenda Report, Greater Greater Washington, Who What Why, Portside, ZNetwork, Bucks County Beacon, Progressive Hub and
An opposition researcher, active in the labor movement for over 24 years;

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Glenn Daigon, Author at WhoWhatWhy

Glenn Daigon, Author at WhoWhatWhy

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Documentary highlights the likely demise of Baltimore’s Red Line

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By Glenn Daigon 
| Greater Greater Washington
Poster at a 2024 Red Line event. Image by Maryland GovPics licensed under Creative Commons. The documentary “Not in Service,” released in March and directed by David Sebastiao, highlights racial inequities in Baltimore, Maryland’s transit system and how those inequities limit economic opportunities for people of color.
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Will D.C.’s Mayoral Election be a Rerun of New York City’s?

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By Glenn Daigon 
| The Progressive
What do Washington, D.C.; New York City; and Seattle, Washington, all have in common? All three have football teams that have won the Super Bowl. All three cities are considered tech hubs. And, by the end of this year, Washington, D.C., may also join Seattle and New York City in electing a self-described democratic socialist mayor: current City Councilmember Janeese Lewis George.
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Homeowner Advocates Fight Back Against HOAs

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By Glenn Daigon 
| The Progressive
What do these three stories have in common? An eighty-three-year-old woman from Houston, Texas, who owed her homeowners association (HOA) $4,000, had her home seized by the HOA and sold for $5,000. A husband and wife, both longstanding officers of their HOA board in Florida, were accused of using more than $339,000 of member-funded HOA money for personal expenses. And in Pennsylvania, an HOA bookkeeper pocketed $500,000 through issuing duplicate payments to vendors.
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