Oppression and Privilege
Do Blacks Face Bias In Bankruptcy?
In 2011, 1.4 million Americans filed for personal bankruptcy and those with a college degree or a high paying job were not immune.
“Bankruptcy is technically the point when you owe more than you own and most people hit that point a year or two earlier but they didn’t want to give up,” says Leslie E. Linfield, Executive Director of the Institute for Financial Literacy, a nonprofit financial education, and counseling organization. “They didn’t want to financially die.”
Did Lincoln Show The Same Compassion For Native Americans As African American Slaves?
Abraham Lincoln and his freedom of African-Americans from the bonds of slavery looms over any other subject associated with him. Thus, we all think we know Lincoln — kind, charitable, funny, wise, and compassionate, a good and decent person who acted toward everyone else the same benevolent way.
But did he? How does Lincoln measure up when it comes to another oppressed race of the day…Native Americans?





