#d. lockman

Like it or not, we live in a society divided by a number of factors, including ethnicity, education, language, religion, skin hue (sadly), and others. But the biggest dividing line of all, and the hardest one to transcend, is economic class.

Economically, we have our poor, our so-called working/laboring class, our middle and upper-middle classes, and, high above all the others, our ultra-wealthy.

Corporate Centrism is Failing All Over the World, Including Here in America (Part 2 of 2)

It’s Happening in Many Countries Beside the U.S.

Every single country that has been governed by corporate-centrist principles that favor the interests of the wealthy and big business over needs of regular working people, are showing the results: Falling poll numbers for the leaders, mass-anger and  demonstrations, and in some cases, society-wide instability, cynicism and division. Also, we see…

Corporate Centrism is Failing All Over the World, Including Here in America (Part 1 of 2)

Over  the last several decades or so, many countries in the so-called “developed” world (meaning, richest countries) have been governed by a position or outlook often called “centrism”.  America, England, France, Italy, Sweden and others have been largely governed in this way, often through a coalition of parties combining their power.

The Word “Centrism” Sounds Good, as If It Were “Air and…