would be nice to write back to them for additional information
i guess i'll try that adress and see what happens
i'll drop your 5.b+BY THE OFFICE today since i'll be nearby
also ill drop the tape from the last meeting into guy's
envelope for mailing to him--please have mr bring home the
tape(s)
I may have posted this before, but because PEN-L hasn't been working too
well over the past month or two (at least here it hasn't), I may have
not have sent it to PEN-L or I may have missed some replies.
Since making the original posting, I have gotten feedback that a good strategy
is having
US welfare politics just keeps getting more complex. Today's (7/19) Wall
Street Journal reports that a WSJ/NBC poll finds 53% of blacks and 58% of
white agreeing that "a declin in moral values is a major reason people
are on welfare." Does that mean we have to retune the critique?
Reading the suggested texts on Marx and Engels' critiques of utopian
socialism brings to mind my experiences when first reading them. In short,
I believed them, and never bothered to read any of the "utopian socialists."
Now, almost twenty years later, and searching for a feminist and
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Doug Henwood wrote about today's WSJ article on the Christian
Coalition.
"They want to become, says organizer Ralph Reed, a true rainbow
coalition. This means that the easy equivalences of right=racist
and multiculti=progressive must be rethought"
But the article also notes that they're not
"In a previous message Doug Henwood writes:"
US welfare politics just keeps getting more complex. Today's (7/19) Wall
Street Journal reports that a WSJ/NBC poll finds 53% of blacks and 58% of
white agreeing that "a declin in moral values is a major reason people
are on welfare." Does
Try dividing the class into small groups (4-5) and having each group take
the role of one of the actors (individuals, organizations agencies, etc.)
in the case study. They then research their actor's position (perhaps have
real actors come in to speak and answer questions), prepare briefs, and
