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This category is for sites on homepages by individuals, not organizations, about more than one social issue.

Websites submitted here must be social issue related and in English.

Resources in This Category

• Bad Government

  http://www.badgovernment.blogspot.com/
  Opinions about George W. Bush, the war with Afghanistan and Iraq, tax cuts, Israel, Iran and the FCC. Features an archive and links.

• Beyond Brilliance, Beyond Stupidity

  http://www.646industries.com/beyond/
  Positive and negative developments in transportation, urban planning, design, the environment, the internet and many other vaguely related areas.

• Big Issue Ground

  http://www.bigissueground.com/
  Essays on issues of politics, religion, science and history. Includes website on atheism by positive atheist Thomas Ash.

• Bookbeast's Rights and Responsibilities Page

  http://www.bookbeast.com/core.htm
  Comments on human rights and environmental issues, child labor, Green Party, progressive and electronic frontier issues.

• Buggrit Online

  http://www.buggrit.com/
  Small but growing collection of essays and articles on a multitude of issues, including big business and the media.

• Building Freedom,Security and Peace for All

  http://freedomlovinggirl.blogspot.com/
  Personal reflections on strife in the world. fundamentalist Islam, terrorism, and Russia.

• Is George W Bush a Strong Leader?

  http://isgeorgewbushastrongleader.blogspot.com/
  Various issues and topics for US American voters to decide whether George W. Bush is a strong leader or not.

• The Borgen Project

  http://borgenproject.org/
  Organization working to make poverty, famine, and other global issues the number one priority of U.S. policy makers.

• The Brent Morrison Column: Ethics, Values & Faith

  http://www.brentmorrison.com/
  Weekly columns on various topics related to ethics, values, religion and society.

 

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