March, 2019

At this time in the making of American history, when Donald Trump has capitalized on the deeply rooted historical – and still in place – systemic and social racist fabric of the country, it can still be noted that there are serious social issues that are not racially partial, although racism tends to blight this.

Photo (of Chicago Skyline) by: Victor Lozano
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February, 2019

Inner city schools in low income communities produce higher dropout rates, teenage pregnancies and astronomically low college attendance for those who do graduate.

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January, 2019

There are specific segments of the retail market that is geared towards marginalized people.  In other words, there are goods and services that target disenfranchised people with astronomical profit potentials for the corporations offering these good and services but they often keep people in economic distress more stagnant or make them more poor.
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December 2018

The end of each year we look forward to a new incoming year with anticipation of  new hope, new beginnings and new ideas. By mid January most of that begins to dissipate as the fantasy of the holidays goes back into hibernation until the end of that year.
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