As @RevDrBarber said: to change the narrative, we have to change the narrator. Economic justice demands that we listen to people in poverty and act on what we hear. #PoorPeoplesCampaign In a country with world-historic amounts of wealth, the fact that tens of millions of children live in poverty in unconscionable. Why tolerate extraordinary wealth if it's premised upon extraordinary cruelty? #PoorPeoplesCampaign

If you care about poverty and the social safety net in the US, please read this important piece on Administrative Burden from @emilymbadger & @sangerkatz in the @nytimes. It supports the case that @ideas42's Economic Justice team has been making for years.

https://twitter.com/emilymbadger/status/1222142928350478337

@emilymbadger @sangerkatz @nytimes @ideas42 To wit: if we want to genuinely help people living with low incomes, we should make the social safety net easier to access, more generous, and more humane. See @ideas42's "Poverty Interrupted" white paper where we lay out 3 behavioral design principles: ideas42.org/wp-content/upl…

A brilliant duo discussing a vital topic: @DrIbram & @jemelehill on antiracism. #AspenIdeas A critical observation from @DrIbram: respectability politics further deepens racism's roots by tacitly accepting racist beliefs. #AspenIdeas