About us
We are networking with other anti-monopoly organizations, such as: the American Economic Liberties Project; Open Markets Institute; Fight Corporate Welfare. We are in touch with legislators who address monopoly problems,
We are interested in legislation, news, candidates, and activists who support the new anti-monopoly movement, for affordable housing, affordable healthcare, food, etc.,, by addressing the monopolies that cause the problems.
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Monopoly power is the biggest cause of poverty, inequality, high cost of housing, medical care, food, etc. as well as shortages of job choices. Anti-monopoly policies were largely stopped under Ronald Reagan, so monopolies have gotten much worse over the forty years since then.
But in recent years, there has been the rise of a new anti-monopoly movement. That includes two new anti-monopoly institutes, and an annual Anti-Monopoly Summit.
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(An historical note about anti-monopoly: the famous Monopoly Game originally had a second set of rules, for playing anti-monopoly. The creator of the game, Elizabeth Magie, was part of the anti-monopoly movement.)
We meet by online video mostly, but some of us in south-central Pennsylvania (York-Harrisburg-Lancaster) might meet in person sometimes, and others might meet in person in other parts of the state.
We're glad to hear from others who address this issue, including seeking legislation and candidates for office.
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We meet the second Wednesday evening of each month. The link will be sent that day to everyone who RSVPd. If you don't see the link in your inbox by about 6:00 pm, contact the organizer directly through this link: https://www.meetup.com/society-and-social-progress-pa/members/?op=leaders
Upcoming events
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Monopoly vs Economic Justice
·OnlineOnlineWe are networking with other anti-monopoly organizations. For example: the American Economic Liberties Project; Open Markets Institute; Fight Corporate Welfare. We are in touch with legislators who address monopoly problems.
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We are interested in news, legislation, candidates, and activists who support the new anti-monopoly movement, for affordable housing, affordable healthcare, food, etc., by addressing the monopolies that cause the problems.
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Monopoly power is the biggest cause of poverty, inequality, high cost of housing, medical care, food, etc. as well as shortages of job choicesIn recent years, there has been the rise of a new anti-monopoly movement. That includes two new anti-monopoly institutes, and an annual Anti-Monopoly Summit.
.(An historical note about anti-monopoly: the famous Monopoly Game originally had a second set of rules, for playing anti-monopoly. The creator of the game, Elizabeth Magie, was part of the anti-monopoly movement.)
We will be meeting by online video mostly, but some of us in south-central Pennsylvania (York-Harrisburg-Lancaster) might meet in person sometimes, and others might meet in person in other parts of the state.
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We meet the second Wednesday evening of each month. The link will be sent that day to everyone who RSVPd. If you don't see the link in your inbox by about 6:00 pm, contact the organizer directly through this link: https://www.meetup.com/society-and-social-progress-pa/members/?op=leaders
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The link will be sent that day to everyone who RSVPd, and we will check for late RSVPs around 6:00 pm. If you don't see the link in your inbox by by 6:00 pm that day, contact the organizer directly: https://www.meetup.com/society-and-social-progress-pa/members/?op=leaders3 attendees
Monopoly vs Economic Justice
·OnlineOnlineWe are networking with other anti-monopoly organizations. For example: the American Economic Liberties Project; Open Markets Institute; Fight Corporate Welfare. We are in touch with legislators who address monopoly problems.
.
We are interested in news, legislation, candidates, and activists who support the new anti-monopoly movement, for affordable housing, affordable healthcare, food, etc., by addressing the monopolies that cause the problems.
.
Monopoly power is the biggest cause of poverty, inequality, high cost of housing, medical care, food, etc. as well as shortages of job choicesIn recent years, there has been the rise of a new anti-monopoly movement. That includes two new anti-monopoly institutes, and an annual Anti-Monopoly Summit.
.(An historical note about anti-monopoly: the famous Monopoly Game originally had a second set of rules, for playing anti-monopoly. The creator of the game, Elizabeth Magie, was part of the anti-monopoly movement.)
We will be meeting by online video mostly, but some of us in south-central Pennsylvania (York-Harrisburg-Lancaster) might meet in person sometimes, and others might meet in person in other parts of the state.
.
We meet the second Wednesday evening of each month. The link will be sent that day to everyone who RSVPd. If you don't see the link in your inbox by about 6:00 pm, contact the organizer directly through this link: https://www.meetup.com/society-and-social-progress-pa/members/?op=leaders
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The link will be sent that day to everyone who RSVPd, and we will check for late RSVPs around 6:00 pm. If you don't see the link in your inbox by by 6:00 pm that day, contact the organizer directly: https://www.meetup.com/society-and-social-progress-pa/members/?op=leaders2 attendees
Monopoly vs Economic Justice
·OnlineOnlineWe are networking with other anti-monopoly organizations. For example: the American Economic Liberties Project; Open Markets Institute; Fight Corporate Welfare. We are in touch with legislators who address monopoly problems.
.
We are interested in news, legislation, candidates, and activists who support the new anti-monopoly movement, for affordable housing, affordable healthcare, food, etc., by addressing the monopolies that cause the problems.
.
Monopoly power is the biggest cause of poverty, inequality, high cost of housing, medical care, food, etc. as well as shortages of job choicesIn recent years, there has been the rise of a new anti-monopoly movement. That includes two new anti-monopoly institutes, and an annual Anti-Monopoly Summit.
.(An historical note about anti-monopoly: the famous Monopoly Game originally had a second set of rules, for playing anti-monopoly. The creator of the game, Elizabeth Magie, was part of the anti-monopoly movement.)
We will be meeting by online video mostly, but some of us in south-central Pennsylvania (York-Harrisburg-Lancaster) might meet in person sometimes, and others might meet in person in other parts of the state.
.
We meet the second Wednesday evening of each month. The link will be sent that day to everyone who RSVPd. If you don't see the link in your inbox by about 6:00 pm, contact the organizer directly through this link: https://www.meetup.com/society-and-social-progress-pa/members/?op=leaders
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The link will be sent that day to everyone who RSVPd, and we will check for late RSVPs around 6:00 pm. If you don't see the link in your inbox by by 6:00 pm that day, contact the organizer directly: https://www.meetup.com/society-and-social-progress-pa/members/?op=leaders2 attendees
Monopoly vs Economic Justice
·OnlineOnlineWe are networking with other anti-monopoly organizations. For example: the American Economic Liberties Project; Open Markets Institute; Fight Corporate Welfare. We are in touch with legislators who address monopoly problems.
.
We are interested in news, legislation, candidates, and activists who support the new anti-monopoly movement, for affordable housing, affordable healthcare, food, etc., by addressing the monopolies that cause the problems.
.
Monopoly power is the biggest cause of poverty, inequality, high cost of housing, medical care, food, etc. as well as shortages of job choicesIn recent years, there has been the rise of a new anti-monopoly movement. That includes two new anti-monopoly institutes, and an annual Anti-Monopoly Summit.
.(An historical note about anti-monopoly: the famous Monopoly Game originally had a second set of rules, for playing anti-monopoly. The creator of the game, Elizabeth Magie, was part of the anti-monopoly movement.)
We will be meeting by online video mostly, but some of us in south-central Pennsylvania (York-Harrisburg-Lancaster) might meet in person sometimes, and others might meet in person in other parts of the state.
.
We meet the second Wednesday evening of each month. The link will be sent that day to everyone who RSVPd. If you don't see the link in your inbox by about 6:00 pm, contact the organizer directly through this link: https://www.meetup.com/society-and-social-progress-pa/members/?op=leaders
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The link will be sent that day to everyone who RSVPd, and we will check for late RSVPs around 6:00 pm. If you don't see the link in your inbox by by 6:00 pm that day, contact the organizer directly: https://www.meetup.com/society-and-social-progress-pa/members/?op=leaders2 attendees
Past events
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