I don’t think I’ve told anyone on this blog what exactly I have been doing for a living for the past few months. Well, I work at XYZ Lab, a large international corporation that shall remain nameless, in the Customer Service sector. 259 more words
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OPINION: "Equality of Opportunity" in Name Only–for Both Parties
Hello again, readers. I know we haven’t done a good job of creating content for this blog in the past few months; as we are students, it is difficult to find time to produce high quality political commentary, but let me at least attempt to do that here. 2,600 more words
Women, Accumulation & "Losing It All"
As I have already described here, I put myself through law school and became an attorney fully expecting that if anything “bad” or financially catastrophic ever happened to me that I would be all alone without family or friends to support me. 1,008 more words
Mary Eagleton | Clever Girls and the Literature of Women's Upward Mobility
We are please to announce the recent publication of our contributor Mary Eagleton’s latest monograph, Clever Girls and the Literature of Women’s Upward Mobility. More information can be found below: 177 more words
Institutional and blatant racism in housing
Institutionalized racism and blatantly racist actions of white Americans, have plagued black families for years.
The use of redlining by the Federal Housing Administration, created by the… 380 more words
Status Is A Peculiar Concept
status is a peculiar concept
to someone who just wants
to lock himself away & write
so save your Park Avenue dollars
for someone interested in… 7 more words
The Request of James and John, part 2
“I never met a man I didn’t like.” — Will Rogers
Will Rogers must have had an exceptionally bright aura. 375 more words
