Poetry Social Justice Imperialism Poem – New Rules New Rules is an imperialism poem, a reflection on outside interference in the political landscape By Anita Alig / February 12, 2019
Social Justice Refugee Facts – The Worst Places to Live A considerable amount of human suffering remains underreported. Neither the body politics nor the mainstream By Anita Alig / February 8, 2019
Poetry Social Justice Poverty Poem – Landfill Lives Approximately 15 million people across the globe live off trash. Landfill Lives is a poverty By Anita Alig / February 6, 2019
Poetry Social Justice Capitalism Poetry – The Big Race The Big Race is my contribution to capitalism poetry, a reflection on the value and By Anita Alig / February 5, 2019
Poetry Social Justice Empathy Poem – Juxtaposed Juxtaposed is an empathy poem, reflecting on human fragility, vulnerability, and the lottery of where By Anita Alig / February 1, 2019
Poetry Social Justice Solidarity Poem – Pooling Resources Pooling resources is a solidarity poem, a reflection on eight billion individuals inhabiting or co-inhabiting By Anita Alig / January 31, 2019
Poetry Social Justice Society Poems – The Circus The Circus is one of my society poems, a celebration of showmanship, courage and hard graft By Anita Alig / January 28, 2019
News Social Justice Why Is Socialism Bad? As the World Economic Forum in Davos draws to a close, and illustrious political and By Anita Alig / January 26, 2019
News Social Justice Women Yellow Vests – #femmes #giletsjaunes In the wake of sometimes violent protests and clashes with police during the yellow vest By Anita Alig / January 23, 2019
