S

S Links

• S R: Profits and Social Accountability Manfred Davidmann challenges the assumptions underlying corporate and government leaders willingness to let go of ethical concerns in the last half of 20th century.
  
• A spiritual look at the issues of today An exploration through history, politics, religion, spirituality, and the general state of humanity today.
  
• Sociopoliteconomic Blasphemy Links and discussion board on any topic affecting our lives - philosophy, sociology, economics, religion, etc.
  
• Roger Schoenman's Page Page of academic research in political science, fieldwork experiences in Central Asia and Eastern Europe, and personal stuff
  
• Site of the Sentient A great many articles on various social and political issues, mainly by Kaz Vorpal.
  
• STOP Injustice in Hawai'i Campaign to Stop Injustice in Hawai'i and help bring parents and children together. Unite to share experiences, report the "evil ones", and request investigations to reform government.
  
• Soliloquies: Women Oriented Peace & Justice Essays Concerning identity, polyamory, ecology, the sanctions on Iraq, and other important topics.
  
• State of the Union, 2000: A look at Improving the American Experiment How America can improve its quality of life and political system. This online book is based on the idea that America is a fundamentally sound idea, but that we need to make some changes to repair some of our problems -- many, though not all, of which are modern.
  
• Steve's Progressive Activism Site From a self-described "progressive social activist." Presents opportunities for activism, online letter-writing, and personal information from the author, Steve Freedkin, Berkeley, CA.
  
• Sxethic Many essays on ethics, with a focus on animal and human rights in daily life. Covers vegetarianism, veganism, sexual and racial equality, straightedge, hardliners, and more.
  
• Skains, James Ronald Views on the forestry industry, Christian themes, the U.S. national debt, rural tourism, and the EPA, as well as biography, interviews with political figures, and poetry.
  
• Slappy Says... Slappy is a writer from Lowell, MA who lets loose on his web site about any and all topics that come to his mind. "Slappy Says..." is a free forum for the exchange of ideas and everyone is welcome.
  
• The Skeptic Tank An extensive archive on destructive groups, individuals, and ideologies with two main focuses: religion's impact upon human rights, liberties, health, and safety; and debunking testable claims of the paranormal.
  
• Samizdat Commentary, History, Technology, Science Fiction.
  
• Beverley Smith's Home Page Parental rights and tax issues are discussed as part of the international movement to value unpaid caregiving labor