Chloe Anagnos
Publishing Associate – 2017-2018
Chloe Anagnos is a writer and digital marketer and has been an AIER contributor since 2017. Her work has been the subject of articles in FOX News, USA Today, CNN Money, and WIRED. She has been a writer, commentator, and panelist for media outlets around the country on subjects like political marketing, campaigning, and social media. Follow @ChloeAnagnos.
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Kim Kardashian’s Fight For Criminal Justice Reform
“Giving judges discretion over sentencing helps the individual under review, society as a whole, and the taxpayer, who won’t have to financially support yet another nonviolent convict for decades into the future. But most importantly, it helps to lessen the burden that the drug war has placed on the shoulders of people of color.” ~…
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Kaepernick’s Cause Means Something to the Market
You might observe that this is the free market’s way to co-opt the anti-racist movement on behalf of capitalist profits. But maybe that’s not a criticism. Maybe that’s a way to get the message out and make it more culturally operational.
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Uber Changing Transportation In Africa
Uber is now even defending the rights of those who want to be drivers but who don’t have the money to get expensive driving permits.
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Dark Tourist Is More Than Just Another Travel Show
What Farrier proves with “Dark Tourist” is that for every version of Anthony Bourdain’s “No Reservation,” where the host connects with the locals and draws profound lessons from their way of living, there’s a tourist who just wants to get skin-deep into the next attraction, just so he can then move on to the next,…
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Aretha Franklin’s Individualist Art
When it comes to meaningful change, that type of cultural shift that really dissolves the blindfold created by collectivism, there’s nothing more effective than art.
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The LeBron James Strategy for Saving Schools
James was given unprecedented freedom with I Promise School, even though taxpayers are footing about 75 percent of the bill.
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Online Taxes Could Suffocate Small Retailers
State and local governments don’t need any more of our money to feed their budgets through taxes, whether they’re taken from online sales or not. We should be free to drop whatever we want into our virtual (or real) shopping carts in peace without government sweeping in to get a cut.
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Taylor Swift: Heroine for Property Rights
Swift has used her celebrity and art to stand up to bullies, whether they be corporations or colleagues in the music industry. She’s also singing her way to the bank.
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Peer-to-Peer Food App Makes Surpluses Go the Extra Mile
The founders’ ambitious goal is to see hundreds of millions of people around the world use Olio to share food, rather than chuck it in the bin.
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How the Sharing Economy Allows Me to Travel the World
I’ve been fortunate enough to have a career that doesn’t limit me to an office. I work from wherever I have internet access, which means I try to travel as much as my bank account lets me. From Fresno to France, Canada to Costa Rica, and soon Indiana to Iceland, I’ve been able to experience…
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Kim Kardashian’s Fight For Criminal Justice Reform
“Giving judges discretion over sentencing helps the individual under review, society as a whole, and the taxpayer, who won’t have to financially support yet another nonviolent convict for decades into the future. But most importantly, it helps to lessen the burden that the drug war has placed on the shoulders of people of color.” ~…
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Kaepernick’s Cause Means Something to the Market
You might observe that this is the free market’s way to co-opt the anti-racist movement on behalf of capitalist profits. But maybe that’s not a criticism. Maybe that’s a way to get the message out and make it more culturally operational.
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•
Uber Changing Transportation In Africa
Uber is now even defending the rights of those who want to be drivers but who don’t have the money to get expensive driving permits.
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•
Dark Tourist Is More Than Just Another Travel Show
What Farrier proves with “Dark Tourist” is that for every version of Anthony Bourdain’s “No Reservation,” where the host connects with the locals and draws profound lessons from their way of living, there’s a tourist who just wants to get skin-deep into the next attraction, just so he can then move on to the next,…
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Aretha Franklin’s Individualist Art
When it comes to meaningful change, that type of cultural shift that really dissolves the blindfold created by collectivism, there’s nothing more effective than art.
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•
The LeBron James Strategy for Saving Schools
James was given unprecedented freedom with I Promise School, even though taxpayers are footing about 75 percent of the bill.
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•
Online Taxes Could Suffocate Small Retailers
State and local governments don’t need any more of our money to feed their budgets through taxes, whether they’re taken from online sales or not. We should be free to drop whatever we want into our virtual (or real) shopping carts in peace without government sweeping in to get a cut.
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Taylor Swift: Heroine for Property Rights
Swift has used her celebrity and art to stand up to bullies, whether they be corporations or colleagues in the music industry. She’s also singing her way to the bank.
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•
Peer-to-Peer Food App Makes Surpluses Go the Extra Mile
The founders’ ambitious goal is to see hundreds of millions of people around the world use Olio to share food, rather than chuck it in the bin.
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•
How the Sharing Economy Allows Me to Travel the World
I’ve been fortunate enough to have a career that doesn’t limit me to an office. I work from wherever I have internet access, which means I try to travel as much as my bank account lets me. From Fresno to France, Canada to Costa Rica, and soon Indiana to Iceland, I’ve been able to experience…