
Sonali Kolhatkar
Senior Editor at YES! Magazine
Host and Executive Producer at Rising Up With Sonali
Journalist, Author, Senior Editor @YesMagazine, Host/Exec. Producer @RUWithSonali, Senior Correspondent, Independent Media Inst, former Astrophysicist, mom of 2
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2 weeks ago |
columbiamissourian.com | Sonali Kolhatkar
By Sonali Kolhatkar President Donald Trump has said "tariff" is "the most beautiful word in the dictionary." He claims tariffs will restore American trade supremacy, bring lost jobs back to the United States, and most bizarrely, replace income taxes. Tariffs can be a useful tool to regulate global trade in the interest of jobs, wages, labor rights, the environment and consumers - if applied correctly.
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2 weeks ago |
laprogressive.com | Sonali Kolhatkar |Rob Maurer
Modern American society is marked by sharp inequalities in income, health access, employment, housing, and education, all of which cause stress and hurt people, and thereby fuel trauma. Politicians and pundits assert that our criminal justice system—from law enforcement to mass incarceration—are inevitable aspects of society and that there are no viable alternatives.
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2 weeks ago |
ctnewsonline.com | Sonali Kolhatkar
President Donald Trump has said “tariff” is “the most beautiful word in the dictionary.” He claims tariffs will restore American trade supremacy, bring lost jobs back to the United States, and most bizarrely, replace income taxes. kAm%2C:77D 42? 36 2 FD67F= E@@= E@ C68F=2E6 8=@32= EC256 :?
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2 weeks ago |
benningtonbanner.com | Sonali Kolhatkar
President Donald Trump has said “tariff” is “the most beautiful word in the dictionary.” He claims tariffs will restore American trade supremacy, bring lost jobs back to the United States, and most bizarrely, replace income taxes. Tariffs can be a useful tool to regulate global trade in the interest of jobs, wages, labor rights, the environment, and consumers — if applied correctly. But Trump’s chaotic, overly broad tariffs are only likely to hurt working people.
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2 weeks ago |
thedailynewsonline.com | Sonali Kolhatkar
President Donald Trump has said “tariff” is “the most beautiful word in the dictionary.” He claims tariffs will restore American trade supremacy, bring lost jobs back to the United States, and most bizarrely, replace income taxes. Tariffs can be a useful tool to regulate global trade in the interest of jobs, wages, labor rights, the environment, and consumers — if applied correctly.
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