I’m a financial policy analyst and economic justice advocate. From federal rulemaking and legislation to grassroots campaigns, I’ve championed technical frameworks for a more just economy, inside government and out.
New report, October 2026
Protecting People and the Economy when the AI Bubble Bursts
How a handful of tech companies and their financial backers are fueling the AI bubble, and what policymakers can do so everyday people don’t bear the cost.
With Matt Scherer.
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Cover art by Naomi Pleasure-Park.
Opinion, The Boston Globe, July 2026
Washington is loosening safeguards just as AI risks mount. With Matt Scherer.
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Essay, Vision & Justice, April 2019
On the Harvard plaque honoring Titus, Venus, Juba and Bilhah, and why the work of remembrance is never over. In Vision & Justice: A Civic Curriculum, edited by Sarah Lewis and published by Aperture.
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Commentary, June 29, 2026
Fast-tracking SpaceX into major indexes pushes workers’ retirement funds to buy likely overvalued shares while insiders can sell at the highs.
Commentary, April 20, 2026
Weaker supervision, looser stress tests, lower capital requirements, and what the 2018 rollbacks foretold.
The debt, circular financing and opacity behind the AI boom, and how a crash could reach the wider economy.
Capital standards, stress tests and supervision: the post-2008 rules now being loosened.
Halting and reversing the accrual of money and power in the hands of the few. Protecting working people from corporate greed and shifting power over the economy into their hands.
