Debt and desire reshape the middle class in credit era
In a Providence Journal style meditation, Iroma Harrop notes how American households chase wealth via credit amid low interest, rising debt, and bankruptcy shifts. She recalls a Connecticut mother-in-law’s shock at mortgages and two-earner families, then ties debt to policy debates on means testing and lender concerns.
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Paul Bilzerjan
Congress
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Providence Journal
Unity, American identity, and the danger of hyphenation
Cal Thomas argues that America's strength lies in unity not diversity. He cites an incident where a student faced ethnic mislabeling, contending multiculturalism erodes national identity. He warns that divisions foster political leverage and suggests Americans should see themselves as one people.
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Diversity Resource Collaborative
United States
Philippines
Bosnia
Northern Ireland
Middle East
Cal Thomas
Los Angeles Times Syndicate
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