Monthly Archives: September 2021

A CHANGE MUST COME!

Posted on September 22, 2021 by mdbwell

We must ask ourselves why people who are on or below the middle rungs of the economic ladder do not support social uplift processes that would help them become more financially solvent. Continue reading →

Posted in International Affairs, Poverty, Social Ethics | Tagged American Dream, capitalism, Christian socialism, Democratic Socialism, human-rights, income inequality, Martin Luther King Jr., Poverty, revolution of values, Walter Muelder | Leave a comment

MADE IT? A 9/11 FAMILY SAGA

Posted on September 10, 2021 by mdbwell

Vicki felt surely this had to be orchestrated by a group. In other words, the United States was at war. Continue reading →

Posted in International Affairs, Social Ethics, War & Peace | Tagged Barnard College, Cancer, Columbia University, faith, family dysfunction, Family trauma, grace, Iraq War, militarism, nonviolence, Osama bin Laden, pacifism, pernicious fumes, terrorism, Twin Towers, War and Peace, World Trade Center | Leave a comment

REWORKING THE G-20 AND THE UNITED NATIONS

Posted on September 10, 2021 by mdbwell

It is not simply an idealistic dream to give voice to the voiceless or a home to the homeless. . . . We must listen to all voices. Continue reading →

Posted in International Affairs, Poverty, Social Ethics | Tagged African Union, Civil Rights Movement, European Union, Fierce urgency of now, G-20, income inequality, Jeffrey Sachs, Malcolm X, Martin Luther King Jr., Organization of African Unity, Poverty, violence | Leave a comment

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