im so happy you said this

You rocked this EDIT Dr. Beverly!

I'm a pharmacist working in a hospital in America and our employer-provided health insurance still sucks lmaoooo

*****Capitalism's Profit-oriented Sickcare System with MOTTO* - "Deny, delay, defend. Shareholders first, Patients last. A Patient Cured is a Customer Lost." ****BEWARE Anti-Feminist Patriarchal Christian Nationalist Mandate for Health with FALSE BELIEF that for example Obesity came from embracing Paganism..:* (RU-vid: Why The American Church Is Fat by Right Response Ministries) -> Description: "America is getting unhealthier every year. This is because paganism dominates our thinking..." ***DEBUNKED BY #1)* For example unhealthy soda Coca-Cola with Dental/Diet-related Diseases imposing high Healthcare Costs upon Society promoted by the Anti-Feminist Patriarchal Christian Nationalist "Heritage Foundation taking money from Coca-Cola to say that it's you know immoral and against conservative principles to not you know give poor kids Coke. / …I consulted for Coke to ensure sugar taxes failed and soda was included in food stamp funding." - Calley Means; *REMEMBER* "Workfare" SNAP via Heritage Foundation's 1995 Public Law 104-193, and Project 2025. ***DEBUNKED BY #2) (Norse Paganism, Feminism) Kitchen Witchery's healthy Herbal Kool Aid:* (RU-vid: A Healthy Herbal Alternative to Juice ~ Herbal Kool Aid by Spiraea Herbs) -> *COOK BOOK* Spiraling Roots: Herbal Recipes for a Vital Life by Correne Omland. ****BEWARE Profit-oriented School Lunch Lobby with Fast Food Values:* (RU-vid: How Brands Like Domino's Profit From School Lunch by CNBC) -> **CAUSE:* Feeding American Students For-Profit Private Corporation’s single use pre-packaged processed Cold/Heat-to-Serve Food with additives for example Lunchables served by unskilled People with Chef Tool Boxcutter. *EFFECT:* MAN-MADE Health Crisis of Diet-related Diseases for example Obesity in turn imposing high Healthcare Costs upon Society. -(RU-vid: Alice Waters | The Cost of Eating Fast Food Values | 013 by Real Organic Project). ***SOLUTION Chef Ann Foundation:* Chef Ann Cooper's Scratch-based Cooking by skilled Chefs with Slow Food Values being a mark of a Civilized Society. She worked for The Edible Schoolyard Project founded by Alice Waters. ***SOLUTION Kitchen Witchery's Herbalism:* (RU-vid: The Herbalist's Path: Affordable Healthcare for Your Home & Community with Rosemary Gladstar by Rosemary Gladstar's Science & Art of Herbalism) -> Dec 22, 2023. USE wildcrafted/foraged local seasonal organic heirloom Ingredients. **Celtic Pagan Colette O'Neill's Matriarchal Symbol of Wealth Bealtaine Cottage Goddess Gardens and Food Forest:* (RU-vid: Herb and Healing Gardens by Bealtaine Cottage) *->* "Herbal Medicine is People's Medicine. It's the Medicine of the People, by the People, and for the People. Herbal Medicine is the Medicine that grows right at your backdoor." - Susun Weed *SONG* Medicine by Rising Appalachia. **LESSON LEARN FROM:* *1)* "Under the Code of Indian Offenses, all usual practices of the medicine man or women were considered unlawful." - The Code of Indian Offenses Wikipedia. *2)* "The witch hunts were a systemic attempt to erase alternative healing practices and women's knowledge of herbs and medicine." - Feminist Scholar Silvia Federici. *SONGS* Mamwlad by Lyla June, The Burning by Moonstruck, and Burn the Witch by Shawn James. ***SOLUTION Earthing aka Grounding - Rubber shoes make you sick.:* (RU-vid: DOWN TO EARTH | The Earthing Movie 15 min Short Film by Earthing) -> Mar 13, 2020. Clinton Ober and Dr. Laura Koniver. *SONG* Barefootin' by Robert Parker. ***SOLUTION Birdwatching aka Birding aka Ornitherapy:* (RU-vid: Backyard Birding by Edible Schoolyard Kern County). **Birder/Feminist Rosalie Edge:* (RU-vid: The Tie that Binds | Rosalie Edge, Conservation, and Women's Suffrage by Hawk Mountain Sanctuary) -> American Heritage man-made extinction of the North American Passenger Pigeon aka Wild Pigeon (Ectopistes migratorius). **Birder Amy Tan:* (RU-vid: City Arts & Lectures presents Amy Tan by City Arts & Lectures). ***SOLUTION Japanese Shinrin-yoku aka "Forest Bathing":* (RU-vid: Forest Therapy: Connecting with nature - with Vicky Kyan by EnSoul). ***SOLUTION Therapeutic Horticulture:* (RU-vid: Lunchbox Talk: Therapeutic Horticulture - A Gateway to Healing & Connection with the Natural World by NC Botanical Garden). **Nature Journaling:* (RU-vid: Observation as Inspiration: The Value of Nature Journaling with Amy Tan and John Muir Laws by Roger Tory Peterson Institute). *&* (RU-vid: Nature Journal and Sound Maps by Edible Schoolyard Kern County). **Land Art:* (RU-vid: Jon Foreman : Sculpt The World - Land Art through the years by Jon Foreman) -> Holt/Smithson Foundation, Stone Stories aka Petroglyphs/Pictographs, and Fair Park Lagoon via Patricia Johanson. **Balancing Stones:* (RU-vid: The Art of Balancing Stones by Jonna Jinton). **Fairy Houses:* (RU-vid: Building Fairy Houses with Liza Gardner Walsh by Sunday with Sarah) -> *BOOK* The Fairy House Handbook by Liza Gardner Walsh. **Nature Mandalas:* (RU-vid: Nature Mandalas by Royal Botanical Gardens).

If a healthcare provider requires patients to pay CASH, I’m running out of there sooooo fast

Welfare shaming is a national pastime here in the UK.

I used to be a shamer because of my father whom worked all of his life and lived through great depression. Nowdays Billionaires like ELON MUSK are taking government money, Walmart family takes in a lot of welfare as well. If rich people do it then Poor people should feel no shame in it.

So glad to find your channel! Looking forward to engaging more with your content and reading some of your work.

it was a meaningful video. thank you

I'm not American but i live in a country that's going more populist and anti-disabled (netherlands). I'm not well off due to my disability and inability to work, and what I've noticed is that other poor people who would benefit from voting for other parties than they do, don't do so because they like to feel like they are still "superior" in some way. I feel it's a desperate bid to feel like you'll be okay someday, because youre "different"

Thank you for this video, it’s unfortunate our state of affairs.

Thank you for making this video, it needs to be said that welfare shaming is a destraction from the real problem, the wealthy.

Much appreciated for your sharing.

Much appreciated.

I feel I have a good understanding of what is required.

Much appreciated for your sharing.

From the England

I am grateful for your sharing.

Awesome job editing this video - I appreciate your hard work on this--it looks great and will be very useful to me in my course content!

Thank you so much for this! I just started the semester up again as an adjunct, and I found this book while debating on a total career switch. Naturally, I don't have a lot of extra reading time, and so this was extremely helpful. I love my field(s) and the university setting, but I don't think it makes sense to continue. (Although, I do not wish to pursue corporate work. I would love to read a version of this book with an author who pursued trades, or public service careers.) Similarly, I would love to hear perspectives from other first-gen college graduates.

I took your classes at FIU! Loving your channel. It’s Laura (idk if you remember, no worries of you don’t)❤

Correct, patriarchy is one of basic fact of social structure, therefore we can explain many sides of social life by this fact. The question is in public spaces such as bars why men are more demanding (for conversation, intercourse etc) than women in general? We can also answer this question by patriarchal social structure, not being born as boy or girl, but being raised as boy or girl. My question are something else we can add?

Thank you very much for the knowledge, ma'am! The guide is really helpful!

Thanks for spotlighting this important topic.

Excellent video! Yes, the competition is incredibly fierce. As a long-term adjunct with an MS, I am a rare breed (started teaching in 2001) as PhDs are being hired not only for FT but PT roles as well.

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Tengo raíces asiáticas y blancas. Durante mi juventud no tenía mucha interacción con la comunidad vietnamita en mi ciudad ni mi familia vietnamita. Funcionaba casi siempre en el mundo blanco. Ahora estoy tratando de conectar más con la comunidad vietnamita y aprender la lengua. Siento cómo extranjera en muchos espacios vietnamitos y aprender la lengua me parece más cómo aprender una lengua extranjera que una lengua materna. Pero las personas en estes espacios todavía me ven cómo hija en muchos casos y me apoyan en aprender la vietnamita. Siento orgullo cuando alguien me reconoce cómo vietnamita. En la universidad, tengo nuevos amigos quienes tienen las mismas raíces que yo. Recientemente alguien adivinó por primera vez que yo soy asiática y blanca. Espero desarrollar orgullo sobre mi identidad multirracial y no solo la vietnamita. Este libro me interesa y intento leerlo. No sé cómo tratar a mi identidad blanca. A causa de su ubicuidad en los Estados Unidos, es difícil notar aspectos de su cultura, y es aún más difícil tener orgullo de esos. ¿Tienes usted algún consejo en entender su identidad blanca (si la tiene) con orgullo o vergüenza, y en relación a sus otras identidades?

I am an undergraduate student and I haven't used ChatGPT for an assignment before because I like to have a lot of control over the content and style of the things I produce. I think using ChatGPT would influence my writing/code too much, even if I just used it for inspiration and completely rewrote the assignment afterward. I think it's relatively easy for me not to use ChatGPT because I have some degree of interest in the fields I study, but I can understand why someone would want to use it for an assignment they view as busy or completely uninteresting. My professors generally disallow ChatGPT, and rely on their ability to detect it if it is used. Usually a professor will say something along the lines of being able to "sniff out" AI/plagiarism in writing/code, like how you could tell something was up with the advanced language of the ChatGPT assignment in this video. Some also transparently use AI detection. My humanities courses have used TurnItIn and one of my programming courses has used Perusall, which actually grades using AI. Other professors allow ChatGPT with the assumption that it doesn't work well enough to do the entire assignment for the student, but perhaps this video shows that this perspective is becoming outdated as AI improves. My university offers free premium AI subscriptions to students and its own AI chat environment, with usage stipulated on the syllabus of each class. The IT department seems to encourage AI mostly for daily functioning like organization and suggestions for ways to go about productivity. I think this is potentially a more sustainable use of AI for humans than in an educational context. One of my other concerns with AI in my own work is becoming reliant on it so that I can't explain or apply things I learn in a dynamic situation, like in-person discussions. For this kind of non-academic, productivity-focused usage, I think the lack of a product like a paper/program being produced by the AI makes it less susceptible to becoming an essential tool, and more a way to optionally improve quality of life.

¡Este libro me interesa y lo he añadido a mi lista de lectura!

Gracias por el video. Yo estaba interesada en lo porque asisto actualmente a la universidad y en el pasado semiestre asistí a unas presentaciones sobre la desigualidad en la educación superior. La idea que la universidad, por deuda y costo de oportunidad, no es una buena inversión me recordó de una idea similar que encontré en otro video. Singapur necesita muchos trabajadores y su población no es suficientamente grande, entonces invita muchos trabajadores migrantes. Estas personas acumulan mucha deuda a causa del costo de vivir y transladarse, pero luego Singapur los expulsa a muchos. Ellos vuelven a sus países originales y la sola diferencia es que tienen deuda. Es interesante que ambas instituciones, educación y inmigración, pueden funcionar en la misma meta. Se descubre una contradicción entre las presiones sociales y el verdadero resultado de hacer lo que la sociedad alenta. En mi vida cómo estudiante, noté que yo también siento la vergüenza sobre la deuda y el costo de asistir a la escuela. Porque puede ser importante y ayudante ser transparente entre amigos en el tema de finanzas, creo que voy a tratar de ser más transparente con estes problemas para que yo y mis amigos puedan apoyarnos.

I have many complicated thoughts which i can't express succinctly, but i really liked this video! Thank you for sharing this information and these insights!

Me gustaba su explicación de este libro. Era una buena introducción a la conversación académica sobre la discapacidad. En el pasado he encontrado el área de estudio solamente tangencialmente en los otros áreas. Yo no tengo ningún discapacidad física pero el tema de los estereotipos sobre la discapacidad resonó conmigo en que recibo tratamiento similar en mi identidad cómo transgénero. La suposición es que quiero una transición médica y que sufro en mi estado actual, pero he encontrado que mi estado actual sin transición me da una perspectiva muy interesante y rica para entender la vida. En no querer necesariamente una transición médica, siento una distancia desde incluso las otras personas transgénero y mucho de la conversación contemporanea del género no tiene en cuenta esta perspectiva. Este es el primer video de usted que he visto; ¡me he suscrito y espero ver más de su canal!

good. thanks.

Thanks for your comment! Yes, totally agree that the text is offering a pretty basic introduction, but definitely new for most folks not exposed to the topic.

It sounds like a good overview of disability/ableism basics*, though I'd prefer to see more caveating around the social model of disability. I've unfortunately seen people take that very key concept to heart as an end-all be-all rather than what it actually is: a non-exclusive major component of disability. Such people follow up by becoming dismissive about the impacts of pain/impairment/distress and the need for access to medication and medical research. *I call them basics, but I've suffered the impacts of someone in a high position /in disability services/ not understanding these concepts, so I suppose they're not basic for everyone.

I’m the single caregiver for my grandson Michael who is now 20 years old. For our circumstances, this topic broadens into the family and caregivers of those with profound disabilities who are unable to care for themselves even with adaptive devices. While this research seems extensive and comprehensive, I feel that it has only scratched the surface of the issues that I and others are presented with. Still I am so grateful for this book and your insightful review and I have shared this video and will continue to do so. Thanks again!

Thanks so much for exploring this topic!

What an excellent video, Beverly, and a significantly important topic with so many implications for both individuals and society. I appreciate you sharing your own experience and that you have found that other individuals share some of your experiences in life around identity.

Are all your pets named after Critical Theorists?

no male influence please. i am a sub but i only serve woman, my work experience i worked for dominated female i loved my job i obey woman i have no Trama i have no issues because i was born to serve woman NOT MEN sorry i will pass this experience

interesting, thanks for posting.

I worry about all the lower class scots-irish white kids from Appalachia because there aren't advocates for this particular intersectional demographic in 2024. You have nothing against advocating for this white intersectional group I assume. I'd like to see this group fairly represented at the Top of Corporate Ladder too. Evidence show they do not reach their potential and this is alarming and they need advocates.

James Lindsay expertly dismantles Freires' undisguised insertion of marxist ideological nonsense into education. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-DiQ4nrR-iUU.htmlsi=EKaCNW8BUAQVpC0I

It seems the fruit of the Young Hegelians is now the bedrock of the universities. Or at least the pumice and sand. Critical theory, which isn't a theory, is so simple and unteachable high school graduate can do it. Identify an oppressor and the oppressed and you can stop thinking and go looking for microaggressions. It is right now culminating in the end of Enlightenment thinking and generations who lack the ability to think critically - in the classical sense - and reason. They don't learn it in school and they are growing up without the tools for self examination and examining their own doubts. They want to be told what is true since they can't find it themselves. I would not burn any books but I would mark every education book influenced by Dewey with a skull and crossbones and a written warning of where it leads. Any writing based on "critical theory" will go in the fiction section. This is such saddening old Marxist jargon and the end point is the Cultural Revolution and Struggle Sessions in which the mob murders their teachers and parents. Artistically, you can see right now how DEI and critical theory have destroyed popular art forms. For example, movies: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-jKHi__DaplU.html Declaring there can be no objectivity is the key to throwing out logic and reason as ways to guide your life. I assume Ebram Kendi read this book and basically paraphrased it to produce his circular arguments and definitions that can not be questioned without revealing yourself as an oppressor. His works are so purely dumb that he had to get it from a source like this. It certainly reflects its time, 1968 and the Communist Internationale has failed but the firebrands trained in Moscow are desperately trying to continue revolutions in the 3rd World countries. Ho Chi Minh North Vietnam, North Korea, Central America, Africa, etc. These ideas have killed more people than is imaginable, most by starvation. Yes, put a Mr. Yuk sticker on the books. Too late for the USA, but maybe others can benefit. Note he manufactures his own certainties "only a revolutionary society can carry out this education in systemic terms.." Now, since he has rejected objectivity he does not have to prove this or justify the belief. And the statement is obviously false. Interesting.

While listening to your review, i remembered the term of Louis Althusser's "the ideological means of the state" . Another concept that I also thought in the sense of oppressor and oppressed is Hegel's "Lord-bondsman dialectic" Thanks for review.

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