Rachel Cohen on an experiment up north that we should pay a lot of attention to: A massive social policy experiment is unfolding in Canada to provide families throughout the country with child.
I've stated this before, but the late 60s and 70s are full of things that almost became law, did not, and then were just dropped from the progressive agenda. Among.
I often discuss the need for federally funded child care, which would almost the biggest addition to the welfare safety net imaginable, even if not everyone would benefit. Those who.
Finally, a half-century since universal daycare was vetoed by Richard Nixon at the behest of Phyllis Schlafly and Pat Buchanan, progressives are at least talking about the issue again. But.
Any expansion of the welfare state is a major victory for justice. Senior Democrats on Monday will unveil legislation to provide $3,000 per child to tens of millions of American.
Despite my, how shall we say, somewhat tense relationship with the major writers and editors of Jacobin, the magazine does still occasionally publish good policy pieces, such as this one.
Great news out of California. Tens of thousands of California childcare providers are now eligible to join a union following a vote to create a bargaining unit that will represent.
It's hard to see any path forward now for Bernie Sanders and it's basically inevitable that Joe Biden is going to be the presidential nominee. While Sanders supporters are freaking.
