Given a glitch with my tablet, I’ve been viewing this blog a lot lately without being signed in. IOW, I’m viewing it the same way y’all do.
And I am finding the ads REALLY OBTRUSIVE.
At the same time, WordPress has started offering me monetization options, which I have not yet checked out. I do mean to check out that, and other options, that may make the blog ad-free. If it winds up costing me money, donations may be welcome.
I welcome your suggestions.
Some burdens are obvious; others, less so.
A post reblogged from Tracy Seekins’ “Random Words;” originally posted 2014-12-02.
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“[T]he uprising in Ferguson was an inevitable reaction to the institutional racism coursing through the area for decades.” — Jack Kirkland
I’m homeless. At this writing, I’ve been homeless for exactly 3½ years.
When you meet a homeless man for the first time, you won’t notice his skin color. Not first. You’ll notice the condition he’s in. You’ll notice his clothes, his grooming, his conduct. Skin color is so far down the list, it might as well be left off completely.
Some disagree. They seem to think race is the only factor in poverty.
Continue reading “How municipalities in St. Louis County, Mo., profit from poverty”
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