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Credit to the Nation

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By Leon Wansleben, Mehrsa Baradaran, Stephen Bell
| Harvard University
Explores the ways in which the Russian-Jewish immigrant experience left its mark on America’s financial capital. You've heard of J. P. Morgan, but what about Sender Jarmulowsky? In her revealing book, Rebecca Kobrin provides a fascinating account of a forgotten cadre of banking titans who left a profound mark on America's financial landscape and on its social fabric, by making it possible for many Jewish refugees to migrate to and thrive in the United States.
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Eliminating Barriers to Bank Accounts: How CalAccount Can Ensure Financial Inclusion and Serve as a Model for Public Banking

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By Sarah Stoller, Raul Chavez, Mehrsa Baradaran, Emily DiVito
| rooseveltinstitute.org
Executive Summary Millions of Americans lack access to basic, no-cost, no-fee bank accounts. The current banking system, with its high fees and inadequate and discriminatory services, punishes the most financially vulnerable and pushes some individuals out of the financial system entirely. This in turn drives individuals and families toward predatory alternatives that reinforce a cycle of financial precarity. California has one of the highest concentrations of unbanked individuals in the country.
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Rage against the big dumb machine

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By Mehrsa Baradaran, Claire Williams
| Westlaw Today Verified
The Quiet Coup Neoliberalism and the Looting of America By Mehrsa Baradaran Iwas 9 years old when my parents accidentally sent me to Christian summer camp with a more-than-lifesize cardboard cutout of George W. Bush looming in the refurbished gym that...
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