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Founder Of 1863 Ventures, Melissa Bradley, Is Helping Entrepreneurs Build Black-Owned Businesses - Vimarsana News

Founder Of 1863 Ventures, Melissa Bradley, Is Helping Entrepreneurs Build Black-Owned Businesses

Melissa Bradley, founder of 1863 Ventures, is guided by a goal to create $100 billion in new wealth for the new majority by 2030.

Source: forbes.com
POLITICO Playbook: 'Cloud of nerves' hovers over Trump land after grand jury report - Vimarsana News

POLITICO Playbook: 'Cloud of nerves' hovers over Trump land after grand jury report

Plus: What to make of all the back and forth on infrastructure negotiations.

The fun is over...the people called a halt - Vimarsana News

The fun is over...the people called a halt

The recent defeat of the economic elite and their political allies has installed the people as the protagonists of the immediate future of our country.

What Happened to Social Democracy? - Vimarsana News

What Happened to Social Democracy?

In a world that seems to be divided between neoliberal orthodoxy and identitarian dogmas, it is possible to miss the waning presence of traditional social democracy. Born of the radical Left in Marx’s own time, social democrats worked, sometimes with remarkable success, to improve the living standards of working people by accommodating the virtues of capitalism. Today, that kind of social democracy—learned at home from my immigrant grandparents and from the late Michael Harrington, one time head of the American Socialist Party—is all but dead. This tradition was, in retrospect, perhaps ...

In race for O.C. Board of Supervisors, Foley's fundraising far surpasses GOP challengers - Vimarsana News

In race for O.C. Board of Supervisors, Foley's fundraising far surpasses GOP challengers

In the race for a seat on the Orange County Board of Supervisors, which will conclude in a District 2 special election Tuesday, campaign disclosure documents show Democratic candidate Katrina Foley’s fundraising efforts have far outpaced her Republican counterparts. As of the most recent filing period, which reflected campaign contributions through Feb. 20, the Costa Mesa mayor had raised $597,405. For the record: 2:15 PM, Mar. 06, 2021Campaign contribution totals for three of the candidates were incorrectly reported in an earlier version of this story and have been updated. The next bigges...