The mistakes we make

A 375-Year-Old French Bank Forgives Debts of Paris’ Poorest - http://pulse.me/s/5gpCG

How hypocritical can the US Federal Government can be. Why not trying to recover all the money that have been stolen from Innocent Law abiding American Citizens   through their so Infamous Subprime Letting?

Why not descend on Wall Street and arrest all those thieves who strive on innocent people? No, this cannot be done because Corruption and Favoritism Do Not Allow them to do so.

Yes, we all know Piracy in any form is Illegal and it also harbours Criminals but be realistic what is more important the Celebrities’ Royalties or the Law abiding Citizens who are now HOMELESS, HUNGRY AND DESPERATE?

Can someone with Brains please tell me or even someone with a bit of HUMANITY IN THEM please do tell me.

Dear Education Reformers:

    Your efforts towards more accountability is duly noted, but it takes a community to raise a child. A look at the top public educational systems is enough to shed light on the structural issues within American public schools, where over crowded classrooms eliminate needed individual attention, and subjects are taught in preparation for yearly high stake test. The growth and popularity of standardized  testing baffles me especially with the wealth of research that shows how ineffective and detrimental they are.  When will we truly try to foster a culture around holistic learning independent of financial and political motives. Race To The Top you thoroughly  ignore and in fact take advantage of the impact that poverty plays on the achievement gap. Charter schools only marginally perform better than public schools and lets not get into the controversial throwing poor test results out cough cough “Harlem school zone”. I mean really is it too much to ask for that every child be allowed to learn and grow at his or her own pace, in a democratic community.

Anonymous asked: Why? Whats it mean anyway

not really sure what ya asking??

NY is a different kind of beast at 5am, its almost serene silent, but wen you listen closely, u can hear the echo of tired footsteps making their elderly way home. You can see the bedroom lights fighting against the dark night and the smell that same congested, overpopulated smell that never goes to sleep. I journeyed my way through empty street and up up at prospect park with my dog Anubis at my side, his country senses tingling. We climb the hill and wait for the sun to greet us. White women run by in packs for protection. Other dedicated dog owners make their way out to small refugee space reserved for them. And i sit their watching feeling right at home.