During the school year 2020-2022, Department of Education employees worked remotely for an entire year once the Covid19 shutdown reached NYC, then they worked inside the schools when many other employees chose to remain remote. We were praised as heroes for rising to the challenges of Covid and getting the work done for City kids. [...]
“That is still wasteful given that you are not making much money at this time.”
What used to be the centerpiece of U.S. social welfare policy, Aid to Families with Dependent Children, however imperfect it was, has become a slush fund for states to plug their own budget gaps instead of an anti-poverty program.
Stork Buses provide resources and long-term help to women considering abortion, giving expectant mothers the opportunity to explore all of their options at no cost. Visit Save the Storks website at www.savethestorks.com for more information and to support this great organization.
To say the chosen families needed the help more than the others was to advertise that they were particularly destitute, since everyone in room was poor, including by the way the teachers, who made about $12 an hour.
Diane Pagen was interviewed for "Universal Basic Income" an article by Sarah Glazer, Contributing Writer for CQ Researcher Read the full article online: Universal Basic Income - by Sarah Glazer
Read the new writing by Diane Pagen "Abortion, Policy and the Rights I Dream About Having" published in The Whole Life Democrat Blog
