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The Advancement of Social Justice |
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Sewing Social Worlds was created for an abundance of reasons. To focus on just one of those reasons for the purpose of explanation would be a mistake. The conglomeration of reasons to which I owe this creation is responsible for the name of the site as well as for the motivation I found to build this site and project.
A vast number of topics are discussed here because we want to build a community of knowledge, networks, associates, joint ventures and virtual course rooms. Some of the topics are quite controversial in nature and we give no apologies for this. Instead, we offer forums to discuss the controversy. We want to resolve issues not insult and argue and we certainly want these issues out of the closet.
You will find all of our topics on the left sidebar by clicking on schools of thought. Our topics range from anthropology to business and from epistemology to psychology. Other topics include philosophy, racism/discrimination, nationalism and culture. We have posted content regarding all of the topics; we also have e-Books for sale as well as essays. We also buy essays and e-Books and encourage community members to consistently post articles.
Although you have the ability to view this site before its actual completion, we realize that this project will most likely take a lifetime to complete. This is okay because it takes a lifetime to learn, coach, teach and counsel any one of the topics we discuss here. This organization offers and sells knowledge; we are in the knowledge business. If you would like a more specific definition of who we are and what we advocate please read our mission statement below. |
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Last Updated on Friday, 19 March 2010 23:42 |
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MISSION
Our mission is to ensure that people of all races and cultures are seen first as people, second as intelligent within their cultures, and third...no less or more superior than others due to race, religion, culture, ethnicity, or number on the Binet-Simon scale of intelligence. Further, we are concerned with the definition and ideology of human rights. When a human rights advocate includes only minorities when lobbying for human rights, the majority population becomes the minority. It is our mission to balance the scale to ensure that equality is measured by the entire population rather than just a target population.
PURPOSE
The purpose of this website is to increase the popularity of our common interests. We struggle on a daily basis living by and with people of different ethnic backgrounds. This is not a simple feat, in fact; many of us were not given the tools to understand these people who are alien to us. Another purpose of this community is to discuss many of our real issues so that we can plan for our future and the future of our children.
We may never agree on our differences, however; we should try to understand them while embracing our similarities.
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Last Updated on Friday, 19 March 2010 23:43 |
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