Category Archives: Justice
The Rich Get Richer…
Again and again, we see poverty is about lack of choice. A new study reveales that the employees that make the least amount of money are often cheated even out of that. The study found that 26 percent of the … Continue reading
Not Better, Just Better Off
When I am asked to speak, I like to hold a Q&A afterward if at all possible. Inevitably, I get asked a slew of questions that imply that the people I am helping do not deserve my help. And I … Continue reading
What It Means To Be Poor
For the record, being poor sucks. No one has ever captured it as well for me as John Scalzi, a writer of some note. Scalzi wrote this in the immediate aftermath of Huricane Katrina, when there was a lot of folks … Continue reading
On Being a Teenage Mom
As a writer, I am a huge fan of Ariel Gore, who, in addition to being an awesome writer, is also a single mom, who had her first child as a very young teenager. A young reader of her blog … Continue reading
I Spoke Too Soon
Just a quick note: Due to unforseen drama, I have to postpone the beginning of the Online Social Justice Bible Study until this Thursday. Everything is OK, I am just behind. Thanks for understanding.
