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Being Poor Is The Root Of All Evil
Sulibreezy returns with this provocative and thought-provoking piece.
Posted in Soul Brother Presents
Tagged life, money, poetry, poverty, spoken word, Sulibreezy, video
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When I Was 14
Dawn Saylor with her powerful piece, “When I Was 14″ from season 1 of Def Poetry Jam.
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Tagged Dawn Saylor, domestic violence, life, poetry, self-esteem, spoken word, video
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Hero EMT dispatcher helps pinpoint stroke victim in eight-hour call
By Kate Briquelet and Jennifer Bain A heroic FDNY dispatcher went beyond the call of duty — staying on the phone with an elderly Upper East Side stroke victim for nearly eight hours while rescuers struggled to pinpoint the woman’s location. … Continue reading
Posted in News from the Soul Brother
Tagged 911, emergency, emergency services, EMT, FDNY, life, New York City, New York City Fire Department
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Big Lie: America Doesn’t Have #1 Richest Middle-Class in the World…We’re Ranked 27th!
By Les Leopold America is the richest country on Earth. We have the most millionaires, the most billionaires and our wealthiest citizens have garnered more of the planet’s riches than any other group in the world. We even have hedge … Continue reading
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Tagged life, business, money, wealth, economy, United States, middle class, American dream, AlterNet, investing
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Deepak Chopra – Social Networks and the Global Brain
Interesting…
Posted in Soul Brother Presents
Tagged brain, Deepak Chopra, inspiration, jobs, life, self-enlightenment, self-improvement, social media
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RIP, American Dream? Why It’s So Hard For the Poor to Get Ahead Today
By Matthew O’Brien The American Dream isn’t dead. It’s just moved to Denmark.Now, we like to think of ourselves as a classless society, but it isn’t true today. As the Brookings Institution has pointed out, America has turned into a … Continue reading
