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53Why is India Hungry?
India is the country in the world where most people are affected by malnutrition and hunger. What are the reasons for this and why is it so hard to eradicated poverty in India?
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59The SPLC's Assault on the Term 'Cultural Marxism'
Cultural Marxism is a term applied loosely and broadly by the right to just about all reformed Marxist ideas concerning the culture of capitalist societies.The Southern Poverty Law Center (SPLC), in its “Intelligence Report” for the summer of...
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73Childhood Poverty
Joaquine Martinez is ten years old. He lives in Capulin Colorado and shares this room and bed with his 11-year-old brother, Eli Jr. Four year old Jasmine lives in a large Kentucky farm house with her family. In hopes of being a rock star someday,...
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65Cancer (Poem)
Been searching for an answer How can we cure Cancer? Children starving, desperate to eat We don’t have enough to feed Young man beaten to death Should have gone to school instead Teenage girl living in pain Looking numbly at the blood stain...
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84How Did America Lose Common Sense?
I share an office with another person. He had several employee guest sitting around his desk a few day's back and they were talking about purchasing Facebook stock. They all dabble in the stock market and have the money to do it on a regular basis....
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85videoThe Cycle Of Poverty: How Some Poverty Alleviation Methods are Designed to Fail
It is not very hard to find someone living in poverty in any part of the world. It is also not very hard to find some sort of poverty alleviation project in any country. But doesn't that fact make you ask the question, "If there are so many programs aimed at getting rid of poverty, how is it that the number of poor people are constantly rising?" The answer is simple, many of these poverty alleviation strategies were designed to fail. They are based on hand-outs and short-term goals.
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74Occupy a Living Wage
Think people can manage on minimum wage earnings think again. It may be harder than you think!
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79Poverty in Zola's "L'Assommoir"
L’Assommoir is a nineteenth century novel, written by Emile Zola, that paints a picture of urban life in the slums of Paris. The novel tells the story of Gervaise, a woman who comes full circle through the different levels of poverty. It is a story that shows how poverty can control, trap, bring down, and eventually kill a person.
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