Saturday, June 20, 2009
Where’s the Social Web Revolution for Abused Women and Starving Children? (Boiling Frog Syndrome)
It’s worth noting that with all this triumphant talk about the Twitter revolution in Iran – especially when it’s about a lesser-of-two-evils candidate – we can’t summon a fraction of the energy and passion to save abused, raped and battered women across the globe. Nor can we muster the same attention and will to deal with the plight of children who are dying of hunger, deprived of the bare necessities of life.
Topics: iran, women, rape, darfur, abuse, boiling-frog, children
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