AC Pharos - Empowering our Communities to Combat Economic Injustice
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An economic activist community, AC Pharos provides support for small businesses, job creation, and gives a platform to activists, checking the influence of large multinational corporations in our government.
This community is a place for fostering equitable activism. Activists without the resources will be able to invest, inform the movement, discourage stigmatization of the poor, and educate others about quality of life through monetized blogging.
Recent Newsletter Posts
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Huge Area of Texas Oil Patch is Heaving and Sinking Reposted from DK GREENROOTS Community at Daily Kos. “Our analysis looked at just this 4000-square-mile area. We’re fairly certain that when we look further, and we are ...
Posted Jun 15, 2018, 7:18 AM by Rahni Jere Sumler -
Duke Energy Convinces NC Court that Solar Panels on Church Rooftops are Against the Law Reposted from Walter Einenkel, Daily Kos Staff at Daily Kos. North Carolina is a state that’s been profoundly affected by the undemocratic gerrymandering the Republican Party uses to ...
Posted Jun 8, 2018, 4:14 AM by Rahni Jere Sumler -
Update: Forming the Rodney Sumler Foundation - Helping the Community be Heard Back in February, I wrote a tribute to my father and other civil rights leaders. In it, I also explained the perils of community building for the black community and ...
Posted Jun 1, 2018, 7:16 AM by Rahni Jere Sumler -
It finally Happened: Goldman Sachs asks 'Is Curing Patients a Sustainable Business Model?' Reposted from Walter Einenkel, Daily Kos Staff at Daily Kos. On April 10 in the year of our Lord, 2018, analysts at Goldman Sachs allegedly released a report titled ...
Posted May 25, 2018, 6:14 AM by Rahni Jere Sumler -
Class of 2018: What to Expect when Entering the Job Market Update from Dan Crawford, Media Relations Director at the Economic Policy InstituteAfter ten years of slow but steady recovery, young college graduates’ economic prospects continue to look up. However ...
Posted May 18, 2018, 8:42 AM by Rahni Jere Sumler
