“Eviction.” A young woman sleeps uncovered on a mattress. A keyboard…what looks to be a box for an internet router…a wired mouse…a belt…assorted clothes…a cellular phone…a paper notebook…a black rectangular object that may or may not be a case for … Continue reading
Lately I’ve read quite a few articles and blog posts about how poor people are being criminalized. The articles list examples from Ferguson, Baltimore, and other cities where incidents of social unrest have dominated recent headlines to prove their point. … Continue reading
Today, April 14th, 2015, is National Equal Pay Day, according to social justice creatures great and small. They have chosen this day as their way to symbolize how far women would have to work into this year to earn the … Continue reading
