and if that happens, how will we survive without work? They’re big, scary questions, but they’re ones we have the right to ask and to try to work together to answer.Related:Debt Ceiling, ExplainedCheck this out: that data from the Department of Justice proved immigrants made up “the vast majority of individuals convicted of terrorism and terrorism-related offenses since 9/11.” This data, which Trump claimed came from the Department of Justice, actually came from acongressional subcommittee chaired by Sessionsback when he was a senator.Thereport didn’t prove what Trump claimed The words economists use to understand our society — "social mobility," "inequality," "socioeconomic class," — all deal with the fact that we don’t all start on the same rung of this imaginary ladder they’ve conjured up. Inequality affects the role people play in the workplace, in society, and even in politics. to address the greatest issue of our times. And these elected officials know that if they want to stay in power, they’re going to have to make climate change a part of their platforms.Millennial and Gen Z voters will make up37% of the electorate in 2020We’re themost diversemost progressiveandmost educated