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Welcome to the vast majority. I'm Jackabin managing editor Micah Eutricht.

It is wild to think about the fact that we were not really talking about a Green New Deal even

a year ago. Now the Green New Deal is central to the American

political agenda for anybody who's serious about stopping climate disaster and

strengthening the American working class in the process.

Unfortunately, the Democratic Party leadership can't be included in that group of people

who are serious about stopping climate change.

In our spring 2019 print edition of Jacobin

Daniel Aldona Cohen makes the case that housing has to be a central piece of the

Green New Deal. So I brought him on the show to talk about why and how.

Daniel Aldana Cohen is an assistant professor of sociology at the University of

Pennsylvania where he directs the

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