Tag Archives: poverty

Finishing the Unfinished Business of Dr. King

Posted on September 8, 2011 by The Poverty Initiative

August 2011 (original 2009) by The Poverty Initiative and its Poverty Scholars Program, led by Willie Baptist, and including Charlene Sinclair (The following article is a compilation of excerpted texts taken from the book by The Poverty Initiative, … Continue reading →

Posted in Current Issue, Journal | Tagged Civil Rights Movement, community organizing, economic justice in action, martin luther king jr., poverty, The Poverty Initiative | Leave a comment

The Dark Night of the American Economy

Posted on August 26, 2011 by Patrick David Heery

Oct / Nov 2011 Issue: On economic crisis and injustice Table of Contents Editors’ Corner “How Dark an Economic Night Does It Have To Be?” Chris Iosso “A Walk on the Economic Side, Looking for Power,” Patrick David Heery … Continue reading →

Posted in Archives, Journal | Tagged Biblical and Reformed economics, capitalism, economic crisis, economic justice in action, economics, poverty, worker rights | Leave a comment

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