The U.S. had a long history of slavery. Eventually, this open system of slavery became unacceptable. Slavery was then abolished. A step toward equality was achieved. As time pass to modern day, the majority of human now see slavery as unacceptable. However, slavery today still exist despised it being abolished. Read More »
Shared Resposponsibility
Old and New Slavery
By Loner07 - Posted on February 2nd, 2009
Tagged: better future
• Disposable people
• Kevin Bales
• ownership
• Shared Resposponsibility
• Slavery
• Shared responsibility
We were all little bullies, but now we stop the cycle.
By AlvernoGirl90 - Posted on June 4th, 2008
What if we run out of oil?
By bodgie - Posted on April 10th, 2008
Losing our oil supply here in the States, and our reliance on oil from the Middle East, could very well affect us as a country. It could become our down fall both financially and politically. We've always treated our energy consumption for granted, and it was only recently that I found out how much oil affects everything in our life. Read More »
Good From Evil: An Essay on the Effects of Economic, Nuclear, and "Natural" Disasters
By Libertarianism_... - Posted on March 17th, 2008
Tagged: 1972
• APEC
• better future
• Charles Liverwort
• Chernobyl
• crisis
• Katrina
• Oil
• OPEC
• Shared Resposponsibility
• Shared responsibility
Just a little something I wrote for an SAT essay class. Read More »
The Complex of One and a Whole
By words-worth - Posted on February 23rd, 2008
Hello. I am new to blogging, however am quite interested in the opportunity to give my piece of mind as well as recieve pieces from others. This should be an interesting scholarship process. I guess I might as well start with a "relevant progressive principle:" shared responsibility. Read More »
Contradictory Conservatives
By A-squared - Posted on February 16th, 2008
Tagged: democrats
• george w. bush
• Republicans
• Shared Resposponsibility
• surveillance
• Shared responsibility
My American Government textbook defines conservatives as the "defenders of the status quo," who believe in less government involvement especially with the economy, while liberals "seek to change the status quo" to foster development of equality and well-being of individuals. Read More »
Narrow-Minded Americans Lose out in Beauty of Cultural Diversity
By missionsminded_... - Posted on December 1st, 2007
Tagged: Society
• better future
• Cultural Diversity
• culture
• Ethics
• Ethnocentrism
• Shared Resposponsibility
It is interesting that we live in one of the globe's greatest culturally diverse places on the planet and yet we have some of the most narrow-minded people in the world right here in the United States! It is my belief that a majority of suffering is born in the ignorance and intolerance of culturally diverse people and their interactions with one another. Read More »
Feminist Fairy Tales Lead to Lack of Prince Charming!
By missionsminded_... - Posted on November 24th, 2007
I have always loved fairy tales, but I have noticed a great difference between these "happily ever after" stories from between the time I was little and now. In original fairy tales, the princess was always sweet, charming, and good natured. Today, many women may look upon these qualities as weak, distasteful, and not worthy of respect. I beg to differ. Read More »
