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Human Trafficking

Yesterday, we talked about human trafficking in my Global Studies class. While I was excited to learn more about it because I’m passionate about it, I was also very woeful. Let’s face it, human trafficking is not a topic that elicits many smiles (unless you’re hearing about victims being rescued). Never the less, we talked … Continue reading

Finding A Cause to Stand Up For

Over the past few years, I’ve noticed an influx of groups of people joining to form causes and stand up for what they believe in. It’s great and I love it! I really do. But there comes a point when everybody else in the world starts to feel…overwhelmed by all the options to choose from. … Continue reading

American Poverty

These are some facts that I learned in my Introduction to Social Work class today. Poverty is defined as the lack of resources to achieve a reasonably comfortable standard of living. 15% of individuals in the USA are living in poverty. That’s one in seven people. College educated, former middle class, suburbanites, and home owners … Continue reading

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