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At Canada's New Democratic Party Convention, they use what’s called "equity cards” There is no longer a traditional order of speaking. Instead, if you're in certain groups, Indigenous, racial minorities, LGBTQ+, you get to can raise an ‘equity card’ and skip the line to speak Watching this is like...

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This is serious: BlackRock is no longer just investing in stocks, they’re beginning to purchase critical infrastructure in America BlackRock is trying to buy Minnesota Power, which provides powepto over 150,000 people They want to profit off of the soaring electricity demand from Al data centers. If they win, and if it's profitable, your power company could be next The higher they can skyrocket energy prices, the more they’ll cash in “BlackRock acquired Global Infrastructure Partners and since that deal, they've been a lot more involved in infrastructure” “This is a test case for companies like BlackRock expanding into industries that we use every day. Things like water, hospitals, and electricity. And if they haven't already, they could be coming to your town soon.” “If we look at northern Michigan, there is a utility called the Upper Peninsula Power Company or Upco. This was acquired by a private equity firm in 2014. Upco customers have seen a spike in their rates. Many say they can't afford. After the private equity firm took it over, shortly thereafter, they raised the bills. A couple of years later, bills went up again. Then that private equity firm sold it to a different private equity firm. Once the new private equity owners were in control, they raised bills again. Since 2014, Upco, being owned by private equity, has seen four bill hikes. There's nothing stopping BlackRock from doing the same thing in Minnesota.”

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