“The world as we have created it is a process of our thinking. It cannot be changed without changing our thinking.” ― Albert Einstein Lately, I find myself thinking more about what actually changes in our lives, and why that change happens. At the beginning of my fourth decade, I’ve seen minor and majorContinue reading “From My Point of View…”
Category Archives: Reflection
Why I Think We Should Examine Our Motivations to Help Others
When I was young, I was involved in programs at a church in the low-income, predominantly African American neighborhood where my family lived. One day when I was 16 years old, some friends and I were walking down the street when we came across a couple of shiny new vans delivering a small hoard of whiteContinue reading “Why I Think We Should Examine Our Motivations to Help Others”
An Interview on Adultism
Recently, a youth activist in the UK wrote to me with some excellent questions about adultism. I loved responding to him, and I think we have some excellent conversations ahead of us. I want to give you a peek into what was exchanged. Let me know what you think? Question 1: Why does youth-based ageismContinue reading “An Interview on Adultism”
Adam F.C. Fletcher 