Comments on: Lets Talk http://socialjusticenow.wordpress.com Mon, 14 Dec 2009 01:20:04 +0000 http://wordpress.com/ hourly 1 By: douglaskev http://socialjusticenow.wordpress.com/discussion-board/#comment-549 douglaskev Wed, 17 Jun 2009 02:42:28 +0000 http://socialjusticenow.wordpress.com/?page_id=56#comment-549 thank you kindly :) thank you kindly :)

]]> By: immoloAdodalm http://socialjusticenow.wordpress.com/discussion-board/#comment-539 immoloAdodalm Thu, 21 May 2009 03:11:44 +0000 http://socialjusticenow.wordpress.com/?page_id=56#comment-539 Outstanding page: hope to come back again. Outstanding page: hope to come back again.

]]> By: douglaskev http://socialjusticenow.wordpress.com/discussion-board/#comment-465 douglaskev Sat, 14 Mar 2009 14:24:58 +0000 http://socialjusticenow.wordpress.com/?page_id=56#comment-465 Barack Obama is President Michael Steele is head of the Republican National Committee Bobbie Jindal is a rising Republican Governor Eric Holder is the Attorney General There are at least 7 other cabinet-level minorities, many of them the first minority in that post. Does this rise in minority visibility on both sides of the aisle mean anything? Barack Obama is President

Michael Steele is head of the Republican National Committee

Bobbie Jindal is a rising Republican Governor

Eric Holder is the Attorney General

There are at least 7 other cabinet-level minorities, many of them the first minority in that post.

Does this rise in minority visibility on both sides of the aisle mean anything?

]]> By: douglaskev http://socialjusticenow.wordpress.com/discussion-board/#comment-424 douglaskev Wed, 04 Mar 2009 20:44:53 +0000 http://socialjusticenow.wordpress.com/?page_id=56#comment-424 lol, i think it is part of the page template lol, i think it is part of the page template

]]> By: Patrick Cartier http://socialjusticenow.wordpress.com/discussion-board/#comment-423 Patrick Cartier Wed, 04 Mar 2009 19:03:23 +0000 http://socialjusticenow.wordpress.com/?page_id=56#comment-423 There is a smiley face on every page on the top right in the grey column, only visible when the script has finished loading! Has anyone noticed this?! :-) There is a smiley face on every page on the top right in the grey column, only visible when the script has finished loading! Has anyone noticed this?! :-)

]]> By: douglaskev http://socialjusticenow.wordpress.com/discussion-board/#comment-371 douglaskev Tue, 03 Feb 2009 23:05:31 +0000 http://socialjusticenow.wordpress.com/?page_id=56#comment-371 MWARRRRRRRRRRRR what is wrong with democrats?? timothy geithner tom dachle Nancy Killefer pay da taxes!!!!!! MWARRRRRRRRRRRR

what is wrong with democrats??

timothy geithner

tom dachle

Nancy Killefer

pay da taxes!!!!!!

]]> By: douglaskev http://socialjusticenow.wordpress.com/discussion-board/#comment-349 douglaskev Fri, 23 Jan 2009 16:09:49 +0000 http://socialjusticenow.wordpress.com/?page_id=56#comment-349 Hi Khalid, thanks for stopping by... I recognize what your point is here: why should someone struggling on their own to get by, sacrifice themselves even further to do social work that likely won't significantly improve their situation. I can appreciate that sentiment and would say the following: 1- my initial statements about the social work profession on this page, where domestic in nature. i am by no means familiar with social work in india- how it is similar or dissimilar to social work in the usa, or how its compensation/rewards compare 2- perhaps a person in a developing country who feels that a social work profession would not enable them to achieve their life goals, should not pursue that profession. generally social work is a calling from somewhere, and it is possible to answer that calling without making social work your career. 3- that being said, i recognize that engaging in service to others, or advocacy for others is a luxury afforded to those who can afford to get by on the income generated from such activities alone... 4- i would hope that social workers from around the world move to join international social work occupations in increasing numbers so that the global wealth distribution can be more equitably attended to... 5- whatever it is you decide to do, or whatever situation you find yourself in, I hope that things will improve for you, and I wish you the best. take care, kevin Hi Khalid, thanks for stopping by…

I recognize what your point is here: why should someone struggling on their own to get by, sacrifice themselves even further to do social work that likely won’t significantly improve their situation.

I can appreciate that sentiment and would say the following:

1- my initial statements about the social work profession on this page, where domestic in nature. i am by no means familiar with social work in india- how it is similar or dissimilar to social work in the usa, or how its compensation/rewards compare

2- perhaps a person in a developing country who feels that a social work profession would not enable them to achieve their life goals, should not pursue that profession. generally social work is a calling from somewhere, and it is possible to answer that calling without making social work your career.

3- that being said, i recognize that engaging in service to others, or advocacy for others is a luxury afforded to those who can afford to get by on the income generated from such activities alone…

4- i would hope that social workers from around the world move to join international social work occupations in increasing numbers so that the global wealth distribution can be more equitably attended to…

5- whatever it is you decide to do, or whatever situation you find yourself in, I hope that things will improve for you, and I wish you the best.

take care,
kevin

]]> By: khalid http://socialjusticenow.wordpress.com/discussion-board/#comment-339 khalid Thu, 22 Jan 2009 17:29:12 +0000 http://socialjusticenow.wordpress.com/?page_id=56#comment-339 as every person know that developing countries like india need more funds and more social worker as in india it is very tough to be a social work because its a low paying job and poverty and insecurtiy is so common that its common.i simply wana ask k why should person in developing countries should join social when even he is not able to get his own three time food a day and a good living condition as every person know that developing countries like india need more funds and more social worker as in india it is very tough to be a social work because its a low paying job and poverty and insecurtiy is so common that its common.i simply wana ask k why should person in developing countries should join social when even he is not able to get his own three time food a day and a good living condition

]]> By: douglaskev http://socialjusticenow.wordpress.com/discussion-board/#comment-330 douglaskev Tue, 20 Jan 2009 06:24:11 +0000 http://socialjusticenow.wordpress.com/?page_id=56#comment-330 im so glad that you still check out the site! if it makes you think about something for even a minute ive done my job ^_^ im so glad that you still check out the site!

if it makes you think about something for even a minute ive done my job ^_^

]]> By: Brother Menelik Ebna la-Hakim http://socialjusticenow.wordpress.com/discussion-board/#comment-323 Brother Menelik Ebna la-Hakim Wed, 14 Jan 2009 21:35:28 +0000 http://socialjusticenow.wordpress.com/?page_id=56#comment-323 sup young bro, i love when im done being goofy and reviewing hip hop i can click on ya page and enlighten myself. on a serious note you provoke intelligent thought and conversation which is a balance, for me at least. stay strong keep on sup young bro, i love when im done being goofy and reviewing hip hop i can click on ya page and enlighten myself. on a serious note you provoke intelligent thought and conversation which is a balance, for me at least.

stay strong keep on

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