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"Just a Thought About Social Justice" by Penny M. Closser dives deep into the complexities of social justice, examining government aid, church assistance, and the stark educational disparities between urban and suburban schools. Closser’s insightful perspective challenges readers to rethink societal norms and take action toward a more equitable future.
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Why History Repeats Itself: Lessons We Continue to Ignore A philosophical reflection on leadership, resilience, and the human condition. By D. L. Dantes | December 11th, 2025
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Education enrols a person into the network of human culture, into the accumulated history of ideas – such as democracy, freedom, power, responsibility, accountability, corruption and so on. Abstract ideas like these are enormously empowering, as are the associated practical skills for negotiating everyday life like arithmetic, reading and writing. If there is any doubt the power that ideas can have, witness how Karl Marx’s dense, obscure text Das Kapital, written over many years in the British Library in London, changed the world for a century and dramatically shaped the lives of billions of people, killing tens of millions along the way. If that is not power, what is?
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Wednesday WOW: The Power of Moms in Elections: How Stay-at-Home Moms Can Drive Change in Presidential and Local Elections
American society often neglects stay-at-home parents, both in policy and in terms of maternal or cultural support, while using them as a political tool. With systemic issues like voter suppression, economic inequality, and educational disparities at play, now is the crucial moment to mobilize for and within our communities. The lack of affordable childcare and the disconnect between school and…
