As I noted yesterday [1], I'm not the only Social Citizens blogger to make an appearance at this Summit. Allison was here too, covering the forum for her other web properties. Here's an article [2] she wrote for The Huffington Post [3]about Millennials, service, social media, and more. Good stuff -- check it out. You might even see a tiny shout-out to yours truly. ;)
Links:
[1] http://socialcitizens.org/blog/live-servicenation-9112008
[2] http://www.huffingtonpost.com/allison-fine/millennials-on-awesome-di_b_125867.html
[3] http://www.huffingtonpost.com/
[4] http://socialcitizens.org/?c=yes%23NewComment
[5] http://www.charmingirl-china.com
[6] http://socialcitizens.org/taxonomy/term/306
[7] http://socialcitizens.org/category/social-citizen-terms/servicenation
[8] http://socialcitizens.org/category/social-citizen-terms/-huffington-post
Comments
first, madison had some good ideas. he was right to worry over the power of the minority of the opulent and the rabble; they do not balance each other well. we can see that was true because of the evolution our justice system had to experience. we no longer require people to own property in order to vote. these mechanisms that have evolved in the law are Lingerie Wholesale [5] and speak volumes about the true strength of our system: it can be changed.