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Category Archives: Social Work
The fiscal chasm
As our freshly elected marionettes in Congress make a show of trying to keep the American economy from making like a herd of bungee jumping buffalo, there is another, more appropriate metaphor for the bobble head pundits to be making … Continue reading
Posted in Social Work
Tagged Austerity, Civil rights, Economic, Education, Equal pay, fiscal cliff, Gender, Mythology, Social Justice, Teaching, Women's rights
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The color of Advocacy in Guatemala
Reblogged from Thirdeyemom: A Word in Your Ear, a fantastic travel blog that I adore, started a fun travel and photography challenge called “A Word of the Day”. Basically she lets her dictionary open to a word and voila. That … Continue reading
Posted in Civil rights, Human rights, Social Justice, Social Work
Tagged Advocacy, Civil rights, Education, Human rights, Political, Social Justice, Social work, Women's rights
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Dear Mr. President
I know you’re a busy man and I don’t want to take up too much of your time. Truth be told, I’d prefer not to take up any of your time as it might mean I have somehow been cross … Continue reading
Posted in Civil rights, Human rights, Humor, Myths, Political, Social Justice, Social Work
Tagged Civil rights, Human rights, Humor, Myths, Political, Social Justice, Social work
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Cloudy with a chance of (seared, fleshy) meatballs
“Where are the leaders of the land? Where are the swells who run this show?“ Enjolras (Les Miserables) I’ve had a nagging feeling this week that there is a topic that the American public should be better educated and informed … Continue reading
Posted in Civil rights, Economic, Education, Health Care, Human rights, Myths, Political, Religion, Social Justice, Social Work
Tagged Civil rights, Economic, Education, Health care, Human rights, Myths, Political, Religion, Social Justice, Social work
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Full court press
Because Americans love their sports analogies…the President came out like Rocky Balboa on Red Bull as he made a resounding comeback in the second debate, the latest poll shows Romney gaining ground as they go around the final turn at … Continue reading
Posted in Civil rights, Economic, Education, Human rights, Political, Poverty, Social Justice, Social Work, Teaching
Tagged Civil rights, Economic, Education, Human rights, Myths, Political, Poverty, Social Justice, Social work, Teaching
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Drone, baby, drone (Updated)
This week a report was published by Stanford/NYU that documented the devastating effects that drone strikes are having on the civilian population in Pakistan. While the detailed account has gotten little attention in the commercial media (cue Pyle, “Surprise, surprise, … Continue reading
Posted in Civil rights, Human rights, Political, Social Justice, Social Work
Tagged Civil rights, Human rights, Political, Social Justice, Social work
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It’s her story, too
“All I was doing was trying to get home from work.” Rosa Parks The year is 2012 and the human race has discovered the polio vaccine, transplanted the artificial heart and invented the Prius. We have built cities in deserts … Continue reading
Posted in Civil rights, Religion, Social Justice, Social Work, Women's rights
Tagged Civil rights, Religion, Social Justice, Social work, Women's rights
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