Decolonization is easy to applaud - until an Indigenous woman starts getting paid for it...Last week, I shared a post about my work - about decolonization as the bridge between truth and transformation. At the end, I mentioned my business and left an invitation to connect (because that’s what I do, and this is a platform for professional... See more

The work of reparative economics is to build valuation models that honor what the market cannot quantify.

This means asking radical questions:

• Should ghostwriters receive points on the master?


• Should dancers unionize into IP co-ops?


• Should emerging designers receive royalties when their designs are “referenced” on runways?

These are not hypotheticals.... See more

At a broader level beyond the algorithmic pricing model, too, is simply the lack of a standardised wages mechanism endorsed by the capitalist governance model. This can be seen in the gaping pay disparities between countries (e.g., U.S. wages for a task compared to Kenyan wages) and even within countries among different types of specialist labeling... See more