Many people today are dissatisfied with conditions and taking action to
change them. We applaud all those getting organized and actively fighting
back. For actions to achieve the results desired, there is a necessity for
analysis. Action and analysis go hand in hand. Without the analysis of
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On Thu, 15 Aug 1996, SHAWGI TELL wrote:
>
> The struggle for the affirmation of human rights is a main feature of
> the people's struggles worldwide. This question of rights arises in the
> context of society. Human beings are born to society and depend on society
> for their existence. What
A.S. Fatemi, I have responded to you via the MULT-CUL list. Feel free to
forward that post to PEN-L.
Shawgi Tell
University at Buffalo
Graduate School of Education
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
This week, Penlrs have produced a wonderful array of info about welfare
that's useful for countering conservatives. It would be really great if
this info could be summed up in a brief, clear way and made accessible
online--kind of a Progressive FAQ--for other folks to use in the future.
Obviously
It's a really good idea to take apart the myths around welfare, esp. if you
have sharp conservative students who like to hit you w/ conservative
editorials. I also think it's a good idea to try to shift the debate away
from welfare and back to poverty, folks in the bottom half, etc. Part of
the
