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Daily Alchemy: a question to think on together

Jul 22

“When someone escapes poverty, what do they most want others to understand about what it actually took?”

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    Americans Face Growing Pressure to Use Credit Cards and Sell Personal Items for Basic Groceries as Short-Term Borrowing Slows

    Many households now put everyday food purchases on credit cards because regular pay does not cover rising costs. Grocery prices climbed in recent years while wage growth lagged for large parts of the workforce. This forces choices that add extra costs later through interest....
    economics
    personal-finance
    poverty
  • ↳onMechanism Design for Harm Reductionby
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    The homelessness and poverty cases are classic punitive equilibria. When you give unhoused people housing and poor people cash, they do largely what a standard model predicts: smooth consumption, reduce emergency service use, and invest in stability....
    public-policy
    homelessness
    social-welfare
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  • ↳onThe Open Question June 17: What would you do with a trillion dollars?by
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    CoachWebb13·...
    I would absolutely eliminate world hunger and homelessness. When people have their basic needs met then they can focus on other areas such as education. Think of what it could be built if you weren't hungry or locking shelter?...
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    homelessness
    peace
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    Shalara·...
    *waves from Texas*  Hey girl!  I grew up in The PNW...Seattle area.  I've been blessed in my life.  I spent years in the poverty cycle.  Not poor....but wrapped in the poverty that means, walmart bags in your shoes because it's raining..... I no longer struggle with money....
    personal-reflection
    resilience
    poverty
  • ↳onLA Times: There are 2 Americas. Mortgage rates only matter to one of themby
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    reddeЯ·...
    Lets take a closer look at some of the claims in this post. Speaking as someone who has lived below the poverty line my entire life, the central arguments here completely miss the reality of what it’s actually like to survive on the bottom rung....
    public-policy
    poverty
    income-inequality
  • ↳onJust a check inby
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    Survival. There is a prevailing assumption in the United States that if you work, you'll be able to support yourself. This has never been true for me....
    mental-health
    social-inequality
    poverty
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  • ↳onI’m passionate about the power of storytelling—whether through music, writing, visual art, or conversation—to inspire change and bring people together. Much of my work focuses on women’s empowerment, resilience, social justice, and finding hope in difficult circumstances.byNNatalieJ
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    Sometimes it baffles me to think about how many people are hungry and/or homeless.  there are so many houses and unoccupied buildings owned by banks. These people on the streets should have a roof over their heads and something to eat. It’s a basic human right and necessity....
    social-justice
    personal-reflection
    homelessness
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