In the final post of We Are the Cavalry, we explore how ordinary people — not heroes — are the ones who shape democracy. It’s a call to action, a tribute to quiet courage, and a reminder that the cavalry has always been us.
In the final post of We Are the Cavalry, we explore how ordinary people — not heroes — are the ones who shape democracy. It’s a call to action, a tribute to quiet courage, and a reminder that the cavalry has always been us.
Part 4 of We Are the Cavalry explores how every generation faces a defining moment — a time for choosing. This post connects past and present crossroads, reminding us that silence is also a decision, and history is shaped by those who choose to show up.
The Reorganizing Government Act and its companion bill could quietly grant unprecedented power to the president—eliminating agencies and blocking courts. Learn what’s at stake and how to fight back.
This article explores UBI economic challenges, including how we could fund universal income, inflation risks, and labor market effects in an AI-disrupted world.
Job seekers are getting creative to get job interviews. In Part 2 of this series, we explore the tactics used when the system stops working fairly.
Part 3 of We Are the Cavalry explores why democracy’s fragility isn’t a flaw — it’s a feature. This post unpacks how democratic systems rely on active participation to survive and why that responsibility falls on every generation.
Universal Basic Income is no longer just a theory — it’s becoming a serious solution to job disruption caused by AI. Part 2 of this series explores real-world UBI trials and why we must reframe it as a tool for stability and human potential in the post-work era.
Uncover why job applications go ignored in today’s broken hiring system. Real stories, real frustration, and a call to investigate the silence.
Part 2 of We Are the Cavalry challenges the dangerous illusion that someone else will save democracy — and reminds us that lasting change has always come from ordinary people who refuse to wait.
AI is disrupting not just how we work — but whether work itself can remain the foundation of economic survival. Part 1 of this series explores how past revolutions changed society, and why AI is unlike anything humanity has faced before.