A moral economy for our own time would certainly take on the unbridled accumulation of wealth at the expense of the majority (and the planet). It would also single out for special condemnation the creation of an ever-larger stratum of people we call “the poor” who struggle to survive in the shadow of the over-consumption and waste of that top 1 percent.
I study history and poverty, and write case reports about pediatric radiology, in Chicago.
I mostly think about art, poverty, race, and feminism.
I try to put things here that I think are individually fun or compelling, and that are worth serious thought in combination.
I mostly think about art, poverty, race, and feminism.
I try to put things here that I think are individually fun or compelling, and that are worth serious thought in combination.
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