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Idealism has the power to create opportunity
Idealism motivates diverse groups to create projects, businesses, and policies that generate new economic and social opportunities in communities, a current and expanding trend.
- The author presents idealism as practical, arguing it generates projects and initiatives rather than remaining mere sentiment.
- Drawing on grassroots examples, idealists, community leaders and entrepreneurs sustain action through idealism, attracting the engagement and resources needed to start initiatives.
- Local organizers often lead grassroots actors—idealists, community leaders, entrepreneurs—to translate values into programs, organizing volunteers and funding to turn ideas into projects.
- Early outcomes show implemented initiatives create roles and services, while proponents report tangible social benefits for local residents.
- Practical obstacles and skeptical responses challenge scaling idealist projects, while community conversations position idealism as a driver of opportunity and long-term change.
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Idealism has the power to create opportunity
Richard Kyte: Cynicism may be fashionable, but it won’t build a better future.
·Tulsa, United States
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Leaning Left1Leaning Right1Center16Last UpdatedBias Distribution89% Center
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