By Susanne Goldstein on Jan 9, 2008 in Anti-Social Age, Social Justice | 5 Comments
Can someone help me out here? I’ve been following the Presidential primaries and a thought occurred to me. How come the average national age of retirement is 65 years old and yet we allow people over 65 to run for President? I don’t really get this. John McCain is 71. Ronald Reagan took office at […]
By Susanne Goldstein on Aug 20, 2007 in Anti-Social Age, More To Explore, Susanne's Favs, Social Justice | 75 Comments
Every movement in society suffers from the ails of its great intentions, and The Social Age is no different. I occasionally run into stories that are so anti-social age, they make my skin crawl. This is one of them.
I was recently helping my friend Tanya look for an apartment here in Boston. Together we […]
By Susanne Goldstein on Jun 29, 2007 in Anti-Social Age, Social Justice | 3 Comments
Maybe there is some justice in the world. On June 26th, a teary-eyed Roy Pearson Jr., an administrative law judge in Washington, D.C., was told he would NOT be awarded the $54 million in damages that he sought after his dry cleaner, Custom Cleaners, lost a pair of his pants. Wow. That would have been […]
By Susanne Goldstein on Apr 28, 2007 in Social Justice, Cultural Trends, The Social Age | 0 Comments
Now that I am so keenly tuned in to all things Social Age related, I am stunned by the amazing things that people are doing on a daily basis to show that humankind is beginning to show its softer, gentler self.
This week in Oregon is Hunger Awareness Week. Inspired by a similar initiative in Philadelphia […]