You want to park for free, even if that means parking a 20-minute walk away and going through a sketchy neighborhood, or circling for so long that you run late to the event, just waiting for a free spot to open up. You awkwardly pass the valet many times, while your wealthy friends are just wondering why this is happening.
The problem may not be with your romantic partners, it could be with the way you view yourself.
The odds are made to be against us, so why do we keep playing?
Being poor isn’t a simplistic issue that can be fixed with a library card.
These negative conceptualizations of blacks have been passed down through history by white sociologists.
Read how the lower class shows much more empathy for others in need!
(AOL Black Voices) — Russell Simmons, the hip hop mogul and entrepreneur, is weighing in on the financial reform debate — and making a lot of economic sense too. In an open letterto Senator Richard Durbin (D-IL), Simmons called on the politician to change proposed legislation that could negatively impact poor and minority communities. The legislation […]