‘Imagine what society we would be living in if we all tried to live up to our gifts – or, as Marx already claimed, made especially the temporary gift of money, a servant of society, not the problem.’
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Rachel Coxon, BA Economics and Politics By compensating for austerity measures, organisations like food banks enable policymakers to construct food poverty as a matter of charity rather than a political obligation. When Britain’s first soup kitchens emerged in the early 1800s, they were immediately controversial. There was no shortage of need; with Britain in the […]