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Posts by Carmen Rios

How Feminism Can Better Support Moms Who Aren’t Straight, White, or Middle-Class

By Carmen Rios | March 12, 2016
A person is sitting, looking distressed with their hand touching their forehead, scrutinizing a formula bottle. A crib is behind them with an infant sleeping.

Moms are constantly under attack in our society – but how often does standing up for mothers include moms who are single, of color, poor, queer or otherwise marginalized? Here’s how to make sure you support them.

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How Increasing the Minimum Wage Helps the Poor – And the Rest of Us, Too

By Carmen Rios | February 9, 2016
A blue check reads, "Pay to the order of: Jane Doe." Then, "Pay exactly." There, it has two peanuts.

A lot of myths around raising the minimum wage say it’s bad for workers, the economy, and the average consumer. But those myths are just that – and these real facts prove them wrong.

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This Is Why Poor People Can (And Should) Have Nice Things

By Carmen Rios | February 2, 2016
A selection of smart phones on a wooden table

“Why do homeless people have cell phones?” Sound familiar? There’s a popular myth that poor people shouldn’t, and can’t, have “nice things.” These reasons why they do put that myth to rest.

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3 Fear-Mongering Lies Politicians Love to Tell About Immigrants – Debunked

By Carmen Rios | January 20, 2016
Politician at a podium, with bright lights

Unfortunately, Donald Trump is not alone in his beliefs – a lot of US citizens think these myths about immigrants are facts. This author’s dispelling the harmful stereotypes – with the real facts showing why this is so important to address.

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Are You Poor, or Just Broke? 3 Ways to Tell the Difference

By Carmen Rios | January 16, 2016
Person looking very seriously at the camera

The difference between being poor and being broke is important. Here’s why it matters if you recognize that difference – and how to tell what language is right for you.

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