Ethan Kaplan
@edankaplan.bsky.social
University of Maryland at College Park Economist. Political Economy. Labor.
I was on the Good on Paper podcast at the Atlantic discussing a paper joint with Cody Tuttle and Jorg Spenkuch:
How do our childhood experiences shape our politics? For "Good on Paper," Jerusalem Demsas examines a new study showing that white students who were bused to inner-city Louisville schools in the 1970s are more likely to vote Democratic as adults.
The Kids Who Got Bused—And Became Democrats
A 1970s experiment in Kentucky reveals a permanent political mark.
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April 8, 2025 at 7:46 PM
I was on the Good on Paper podcast at the Atlantic discussing a paper joint with Cody Tuttle and Jorg Spenkuch:
Gee. Who could have ever guessed that 15 years after the Supreme Court decided to allow unlimited independent expenditures, a presidential inauguration would be surrounded six of the wealthiest people and the un-elected world's wealthiest would be slashing the federal government budget?
February 8, 2025 at 7:50 PM
Gee. Who could have ever guessed that 15 years after the Supreme Court decided to allow unlimited independent expenditures, a presidential inauguration would be surrounded six of the wealthiest people and the un-elected world's wealthiest would be slashing the federal government budget?