America has been built on the dream on becoming middle class.    So when working class babes come along and proudly strut their stuff, they get our attention and even, along the way, might steal our hearts.  "  She lost her charm when she denigrated the values of the working class.  MORE >>

If only my teachers and professors had been creative like this. Then again, I was in school before this technology was widespread and easy to use! They had to be creative in other ways. Enjoy! Thanks to Rowan Manahan for pointing this one out! MORE >>

The generational divide between the two biggest groups in U.S. history - Y and Baby Boomers - keeps growing.    We differ so much in everything, especially our style of language and the risks we take in communications.  " Take this post  by Kashmir Hill in the wildly popular and happily monetizing site Abovethelaw.com. MORE >>

  Among those terms are: Middle class, white collar, and educated.    They're blank checks of no descriptive value because they tell us nothing about the employment status or marketability of the so-called middle class, white collar, or educated.    Bring in money, we're fine.  MORE >>

  It's configured as a class-action suit which has been the standard way big causes are won.    Class action as game-changer was exactly what the plaintiffs were thinking when they filed the gender-discrimination lawsuit "Dukes v Wal-Mart."  The legal system is a crap shoot or a hail-mary pass.  MORE >>