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A contract for change

The wave of populism across the Western world made me ask myself, Why are people so angry and divided? The pandemic heightened all these problems. People are worried about inequality, and they’re insecure and worried their children won’t be as well-off as they are. The populists’ diagnosis is right, but their answers are wrong. I kept thinking, I’ve got

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