Anti-Exploitation

Modinomics: Corporatization Amidst Religious Tensions in India.

By Shriraksha Mohan India is a pluralistic society with a long history of coexistence among people of various languages, customs, traditions and religions. “Unity in Diversity” is a time-honored value most Indians embrace. Hindus make up about 80% of India’s population, Muslims about 14% and Christians, Sikhs, Buddhists and Jains the remaining 6%. A Pew Research […]

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Is Inflation Just Part of the Ride?

Inflation has been a cause for anxiety and real difficulty. Especially in low and middle-income households and among the elderly, people feel powerless as they watch their living standards erode. Factors driving inflation the most – food, fuel, and rents – are things people cannot do without. The resulting frustration has been exploited by politicians

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Technology or Digital Fiefdom?

Economic systems have constantly evolved, and have been influenced by human needs, socio-cultural norms, historical events, and technological innovations of their time. In the 21st century, tremendous innovations in digital technologies have had a great influence on how economies function. Digital technologies and smartphones have redefined the notion of market. Trade and commerce have moved online.

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Elon Musk: The Ugly Tip of a Giant Iceberg

By Dada Vedaprajinananda To see this article as a video with the Author – Dada Vedaprajinananda Click here An August 21, 2023, article in The New Yorker magazine by Ronan Farrow paints a disturbing picture of Elon Musk’s powerful role in some of the most vital areas of public concern. However, as troubling as Musk’s

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On Prisons & The Justice System

The U.S. locks up more people than any other country in the world. In 2017, U.S. federal and state prisons housed over 2 million people, or 1.6 percent of the adult population. The U.S. has five percent of the world’s population and has created 25 percent of the world’s prisoners.

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“AmaZen” will not bring peace to Amazon’s workers and their communities

While initiatives like ‘AmaZen’ claim to cater to spiritual wellbeing of employees, Amazon’s online business model has left communities bereft of local self-reliance, ruptured human connections, and kept people away from finding meaningful work that pays livable wages.

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Black Lives Matter

All Black lives in the past have mattered.
All Black lives matter now.
All Black lives will always matter.

Our country is facing a moment of reckoning.

We, at Prout Alliance, mourn the loss of George Floyd, Breonna Taylor, Ahmaud Arbery, Rayshard Brooks, and the countless individuals before them, who have had their lives cut short by racism and the violence it brings. A civilized society must not tolerate such acts of violence.

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Human Trafficking

Human trafficking is a modern-day form of slavery — an extraordinarily lucrative illegal enterprise that is going on right now in small towns and big cities across the United States and around the globe. Although this is not part of the essential minimum requirements of Prout, strictly speaking, it goes to the core of economic and social justice and public safety for every community.

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Thriving People, Thriving Planet

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