Monthly topic

[abomvubuso]

It's April Fools Day, heh. I kid you not. A new month, new luck! It's again time to announce the new monthly topic that you guys chose on the last poll. And it is:

Social Injustice



Some details on the subject:

- Social justice and the basic civil liberties.
- Economic freedoms and social mobility.
- Economic discrimination and social privilege.
- Poverty and wealth, charity and welfare.
- The class society, and the consequences of class position.
- Social mobility, social exclusion and class discrimination.
- Racial discrimination; relationship between race/ethnicity and class.
- Elitism, aristrocracy, rankism and oligarchism. The caste system.
- Gender discrimination and women's empowerment.
- Social activism: trade and labor unions, civil rights movements.
- Methods and policies for tackling social inequality and social injustice.

And here's the poll for May:

What should be the next monthly topic?

1) Power Projection
2) Multiculturalism In Crisis
3) Rogue, Quasi and Failed States
4) Fringe Ideologies
5) Politics In Fiction

Feel free to suggest more...

Comments

[abomvubuso]

#1, #3.

[mahnmut]

5 / 4

[jazzyjj]

3, 4 and 5. On the topic of social injustice, I think we can and should include people with disabilities in with civil rights. I'm not gonna go into detail about all the injustices faced by those of us who have disabilities, because it would probably take me all day and I am currently getting ready for church. I think doing a search would yield good results. But suffice it to say there's a lot of injustice we face. I've been reading books on the subject, and I'm gonna take a course online that digs deeper into it. The course is entitled "Foundations of American Government," and looking through the syllabus it sounds very interesting.

[asthfghl]

2

[kiaa]

#3

[johnny9fingers]

1 & 4.

[pauamma]

#3, #4

[airiefairie]

5

[nairiporter]

2, 4.

[fridi]

#3

[luzribeiro]

#1, #4