Tara Raghuveer argues that corporate capture has exacerbated the housing affordability crisis, emphasizing the need for federal regulation and the empowerment of tenant unions to combat this issue effectively.
Johanna Bozuwa highlights the detrimental impact of corporate capture in climate policy, stating that it obstructs public engagement and challenges the community's capacity to respond to the climate crisis adequately.
Davarian Baldwin discusses the negative effects of corporate capture on higher education, advocating for grassroots coalitions among students, faculty, and community members to challenge corporate influence and enhance democratic engagement.
The essays collectively underscore a growing awareness of corporate capture's implications across various sectors, invoking optimism in building a more equitable and democratic economy through organized, grassroots efforts.
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