Brenda Joy Foster May 13, 2026 The opposite of poverty is wealth, status, affluence, prosperity, opulence, dignity and respect. These signify an abundance of financial resources and material possessions, directly opposing the lack associated with poverty. My argument is wealth over poverty, through the lens of public policy. And then, how to achieve it. Here’sContinue reading “Poverty or Wealth: Through the Lens of Public Policy”
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Politics As Usual
Brenda Joy Foster May 3, 2026 It’s going to be hard voting in a cancelled election. What’s our- For the People’s Plan? Do we even have one ⁉️😏 Gutting voter’s rights is crazy but we let it happen. We’re too busy falling for the okie doke, (like wasting time on Facebook) while overtime they wereContinue reading “Politics As Usual”
The Missing Piece in Modern Society
Published May 15, 2025 by Brenda Foster CLASS – The Enduring Relevance of Class: Understanding Its Virtues and Complexities In contemporary society, the concept of “class” often evokes discussions centered around socioeconomic status, privilege, and inequality. However, the virtue of class extends far beyond mere financial considerations, encompassing a rich tapestry of personal conduct, ethicalContinue reading “The Missing Piece in Modern Society”
How to Stand Up to Systemic Racism
How to Stand Up to Systemic Racism: A Comprehensive Guide Published April 25, 2025 By Brenda Foster This document provides a comprehensive framework for understanding and combating systemic racism. It guides readers through recognizing systemic issues, examining personal biases, educating themselves and others, supporting policy changes, amplifying marginalized voices, confronting everyday racism, building effective allyships,Continue reading “How to Stand Up to Systemic Racism”
The Transformative Power of Caring: How Compassion Catalyzes Personal Change
Published April 18, 2025 By Brenda Foster Caring for others represents one of humanity’s most powerful forces for positive transformation. When individuals experience genuine care from others, they undergo significant changes that affect their emotional well-being, self-perception, and capacity for growth. This caring connection creates a foundation from which sustainable personal development can emerge, oftenContinue reading “The Transformative Power of Caring: How Compassion Catalyzes Personal Change”
Navigating Self-Awareness and Self-Consciousness
Published March 18th, 2025 In the journey of self-discovery, we often navigate the delicate balance between beneficial self-awareness and potentially debilitating self-consciousness. This post explores this nuanced relationship, offering insights into how we can cultivate a healthy understanding of ourselves without falling into the trap of excessive self-scrutiny. Through practical strategies and thoughtful reflection, we’llContinue reading “Navigating Self-Awareness and Self-Consciousness”
The Pros and Cons of Technocracy in Modern Governance
Published March 13, 2023 This post explores the complex implications of living in a technocracy – a system of governance where technical experts and scientific knowledge drive decision-making. We examine the fundamental principles of technocratic governance, evaluate its potential benefits in creating efficient and innovative societies, analyze significant concerns regarding individual freedoms and social equity,Continue reading “The Pros and Cons of Technocracy in Modern Governance”
The Virtue of Democracy
Published March 12th, 2025 “When people know what they’re fighting for they know how to vote,” ~ Brenda Foster Democracy is more than a political system; it is a moral framework that embodies and cultivates civic virtues essential for human flourishing. This post talks about the ethical dimensions of democratic governance, examining how democracy bothContinue reading “The Virtue of Democracy”
Social Health is Social Wealth
A 5-Minute Guide to Boosting Your Social Health Brenda Foster| Published| June 9th, 2024 You can find loads of advice about taking care of your mental and physical health. However, social wellness tends to receive less attention, even though the way you interact with others plays a big role in your overall wellbeing. A yearContinue reading “Social Health is Social Wealth”
Making Lifestyle Changes
Brenda Foster| Published| June 8th, 2024 Sometimes, we find ourselves taking a moment to reflect on our lives. When we have a quieter moment to pause, we can often start thinking deeply about our choices and the way we choose to live. Lifestyle changes can be scary because they involve that word everybody dreads: change.Continue reading “Making Lifestyle Changes”
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