Corporate Power and Community Impact

This chapter explores the historical and modern implications of corporate influence on local communities, beginning with the Ludlow Massacre and its aftermath. It highlights the rapid development in Bastrop County, Texas, related to billionaire ventures while raising concerns about environmental issues and community rights. The narrative draws parallels between historical labor practices and contemporary corporate strategies, questioning the balance between economic growth and community well-being.

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