
Economic Hardship Reporting Project
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We support quality journalism about inequality and poverty in America. Edited by @lisquart and @deborahjianlee. Tweets by @rachsanoff.
New York, NY
Joined March 2012
đ§”From media collapse to laborâs rise: EHRPâs top 10 stories of 2024.
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âMany people praised me for my bravery for having done this, to which I could only say: Millions of people do this kind of work every day for their entire lives â havenât you noticed them?â - Barbara Ehrenreich.
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âYou don't need a degree in economics to see that wages are too low and rents too high.â - Barbara Ehrenreich.
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âPoverty is not a character failing or a lack of motivation. Poverty is a shortage of money.â - Barbara Ehrenreich.
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ââWork hard and you'll get aheadâ or âIt's hard work that got us where we are.â No one ever said that you could work hardâharder even than you ever thought possibleâand still find yourself sinking ever deeper into poverty and debt.â - Barbara Ehrenreich.
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âTo be a member of the working poor is to be an anonymous donor, a nameless benefactor, to everyone else.â - Barbara Ehrenreich
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âWhen someone works for less pay than she can live onâwhen, for example, she goes hungry so that you can eat more cheaply and convenientlyâthen she has made a great sacrifice for you, she has made you a gift of some part of her abilities, health, and life.â - Barbara Ehrenreich.
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âWhat you don't necessarily realize when you start selling your time by the hour is that what you're really selling is your life.â - Barbara Ehrenreich.
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Our founder Barbara Ehrenreich was a fierce labor reporter who fought for worker dignity in all she did. On Labor Dayâalso the third anniversary of her passingâwe honor her powerful words on work Whatâs your favorite Barbara quote? Weâll start:.
Our founder Barbara Ehrenreich, author of Nickel and Dimed, was a fierce labor reporter who fought for worker dignity in all she did. Ahead of Labor Day, itâs only right to honor her powerful words on work. Whatâs your favorite Barbara quote? Weâll start:
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RT @econhardship: Is Labor Day a scam? đ€. EHRP's NextGen fellow Caitlyn Clark (@lilacisms) explains #LaborDay vs May Day . Made with suppoâŠ.
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RT @econhardship: every Labor Day while you.celebrate the overtime you arenât getting.at the job you donât have, I celebrate.being alive.âŠ.
currentaffairs.org
A special Labor Day poem by Brendan Joyce.
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RT @lisquart: My latest essay for @TimeMagazineRS on Labor Day, Labor Day Sales and the American Dream. Very personal finance! https://t.coâŠ.
time.com
Alissa Quart writes about the relationship between Labor Day sales and economic opportunity in America.
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RT @Tati_WM: @capitalandmain @PlanetDetroit @WBEZ One labor story that I'm particularly proud of is my investigation into the impact of cosâŠ.
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Franco embodies many of the burdens faced by shooting survivors as they grapple with physical injuries, trauma, grief and depression;Â the long-term financial hardship, endless paperwork to access care, denied workersâ comp and other bureaucratic tasks.
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âI do not have any desire to continue supporting capitalistic systems that put profit over people. Iâm going to use my money and try to invest in people who care about me and my community.â. @LottieJoiner for EHRP + @guardian
economichardship.org
Co-published by Economic Hardship Reporting Project and The Guardian.People are shutting their wallets to firms such as Target and Amazon, which followed in Trumpâs footsteps to undo DEI.
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RT @StrikeDebt: Trump is doing nothing about your medical debt. Actually, he is doing somethingâitâs just bad. He scrapped a rule that tookâŠ.
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For @nytimes, our executive director @lisquart writes about the opportunities that 20th-century Americaâs more affordable cities offered her mother, an amateur artist, and others of her generationâopportunities that are no longer accessible to most of us.
economichardship.org
Our executive director writes about opportunities that 20th-century Americaâs more affordable cities offered her mother, an amateur artist, and others of her generation â opportunities that are no...
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RT @StrikeDebt: Statistically, the vast majority of credit card debt is medical debt. This is also groceries and rent and car payments andâŠ.
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