Rejecting the paradigms of capitalist San Francisco, let’s look at a
radically expanded Common Wealth, starting here, but with implications
for our entire society: A public bank, free broadband internet, a
low-cost public electricity system, dense community gardens and public
orchards, widespread high-quality social housing, expanded land trusts,
bicycles and free public transit, free innovative childcare (actually a
whole new approach to integrating play into everyday life!), a
renovated public school system to match a new urban economy, and and
and... Della Duncan, Julie Levak-Madding, Julia Glanville

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