Getting back to a specifically Just Third Way topic for these podcasts, this week we have a new production from CESJ: “The Economic Democracy Act: Getting Capital Ownership, a Second Income, and Economic Power to Every Citizen.” As Norman Kurland, Dawn Brohawn and the CESJ Team describe it,
CESJ is pleased to share with you a 09:39 minute audio “read along” (now on YouTube), just released by the Center for Economic and Social Justice. It describes briefly a new and more uniting policy direction for our economy and our democracy. It will be part of an information and education campaign that will begin in February in conjunction with Black History Month.
The proposed “Economic Democracy Act” (“EDA”) offers specific reforms for building a “capital ownership economy” with equal opportunity and access to “Universal Basic OWNERSHIP” for every citizen, from the youngest to the oldest.
In February an informational website devoted to the Economic Democracy Act will launch. It is designed to help organizations and individuals learn, discuss and share information about the Economic Democracy Act. This site will also point people to a newly formed political action organization devoted to passage of the EDA. In the meantime, for more detail on the EDA and how it would work, visit www.cesj.org.
By the way, the narrator’s voice is an AI named “Bernard.” It reinforces a key message here: We need to own the technology, or it will own us. Let us know what you think. If you like this, please share this video widely with others and see what they think. This idea needs to enter the public’s conversation.
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And if you want the playlists for previous videos:
Economic Personalism (The Book)
Economic Personalism v. The Great Reset
Socialism, Modernism and the New Age
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