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What’s 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, ethical…
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,…
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, often…
Exposing the Authoritarian Playbook: Defending Democracy
Published March 21, 2025 Authoritarian tactics threaten democracies worldwide. Understanding their strategies is our first line of defense. by Brenda Foster The Modern Authoritarian Threat Support Rate: Median support for authoritarian systems across 24 nations is 31% Democracies at risk from gradual erosion tactics 100+ : 15+ years of democratic decline globally Modern authoritarians don’t…
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Brenda Joy Foster studied Social and Behavioral Science at the Bachelor level while attending Drexel University’s Health Sciences in Philadelphia. She has worked with various populations for over 30 years as a Direct Support Professional. This includes adult men and women coping with chronic homelessness, mental health challenges, and chemical addiction. She also helps children going through the system and seniors needing help with activities of daily living. Her goal was to help them lead more enriched and empowered lives.
She finally retired at age 62.
Still, she continues doing what she has always enjoyed doing.
Contributing to your success story by being what she needed most when she was younger. Someone who cares.
When Foster is not spending time with her amazing family, she enjoys connecting with you on her website.
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