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77Globalization and the Impact Upon Unions
I wrote this originally as a class paper in early 2008 to explore whether or not and how much globalization has affected the unions and whether or not this has had an impact upon our standard of living. I...
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74Richard Nixon: The Forgotten Progressive
I consider Richard Nixon one of the most tragic characters in U.S. history. His perpetual paranoia and insecurities brought about the event that led to the Watergate scandal and his subsequent downfall. ...
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65Top 10 DEFINING DOCUMENTS in American History
Of the millions of documents pushed across desks, jammed into file cabinets and argued over by politicians, which ones are most important to the United States of America? Which documents defined, more than...
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73Religious Diversity in the Workplace
Religious Diversity For centuries after the founding of the United States, Americans had been able to balance work and religion with very few obstacles. People lived in...
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78Title VII's Applications to the Workplace
Title VIIThis hub explains the scope of Title VII and its applications to the workplace. It also addresses the following items:a. The history and evolution of Title VII and its amendments (PDA, ADA,...
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72Dealing with school problems...
So, your child is struggling at school, what is the first step? The first few steps may seem obvious, but they're important, so, stick with me. Ask your child what's up. This is important for 2 reasons,...
57Lying About Racism
Warning: this is a long Hub. As Mark Twain once said, "If I had more time I would have made this shorter." So proceed with caution if you are short on time! I am sick to death of the Dinosaur Dying Mass...
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69CIVIL RIGHTS IN BLACK AND WHITE
One hundred years ago people didn't have electricity in their homes, didn't own a car, didn't have a telephone. They didn't have any of the appliances we have today. The laundry was washed by hand, wrung...
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61A Century Minus 1
At 4:30 this morning I was informed that my grandmother had left us. She would not be in pain any longer. She would not be alone any longer. And she wouldn't live long enough to have Willard Scott...
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56Not supporting Sotomayor is NOT racist
I was just in a discussion about the political issues of the day, namely the nomination of Judge Sonia Sotomayor for Justice of the Supreme Court of the U.S. I was criticized heavily for not supporting a...
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