#MacroSW Transcript
Healthcare social media transcript of the #MacroSW hashtag.
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| Profile | Tweet |
|---|---|
 | YSocialWork, Inc. @YSocialWork We sure are! #MacroSW |
 | Dawn M @DawnM86450136 RT @OfficialMacroSW: Inequality for All #MacroSW Live Twitter Chat 3/26/2020 — SocialWorkSynergy https://t.co/x7dUSu89ph https://t.co/Dg98JBdaIs |
 | Ashley Marie @Ashley33mariexo RT @MSWbrii: #MacroSW praying i can keep up https://t.co/8LO9LXPpHr |
 | UBuffalo Social Work @UBSSW Welcome to tonight's #MacroSW Chat on Inequality for All, with @JimmySW - This is Pat Shelly for @UBSSW - we had sunshine today, and warm-ish temperatures in #Buffalo NY . https://t.co/7PRKtLmK51 1/3 https://t.co/33k0U48epp |
 | Anna @Anna_equality4u So excited to join my first live chat #MacroSW #SUsocialwork |
 | Karina do Vale @KarinaMagnago Excuse my extra tweets tonight as I join #MACROSW twitter chat! |
 | Ashley Clark @AshleyC92224530 My name is Ashley and I am a BSW senior at FGCU. I am excited for tonight's #MacroSW chat. #SOW3232 https://t.co/ExDS6fEPlt |
 | Maria.S @Maria_110515 It's Thursday, so please excuse my extra tweets! About to start the #MacroSW chat for tonight with #SOW3232 https://t.co/d2BCRgWJBo |
 | Karen Zgoda, LMSW 🫶🏻🐱 @karenzgoda RT @Anna_equality4u: So excited to join my first live chat #MacroSW #SUsocialwork |
 | Jimmy A. Young, PhD, MSW, MPA @JimmySW RT @UBSSW: Welcome to tonight's #MacroSW Chat on Inequality for All, with @JimmySW - This is Pat Shelly for @UBSSW - we had sunshine today, and warm-ish temperatures in #Buffalo NY . https://t.co/7PRKtLmK51 1/3 https://t.co/33k0U48epp |
| Karen Zgoda, LMSW 🫶🏻🐱 @karenzgoda RT @UBSSW: Welcome to tonight's #MacroSW Chat on Inequality for All, with @JimmySW - This is Pat Shelly for @UBSSW - we had sunshine today, and warm-ish temperatures in #Buffalo NY . https://t.co/7PRKtLmK51 1/3 https://t.co/33k0U48epp |
| Karen Zgoda, LMSW 🫶🏻🐱 @karenzgoda RT @YSocialWork: We sure are! #MacroSW |
 | James Fargnoli @FargnoliJames Hello everybody, exited for tonight's chat again at #macrosw #SOW3232 |
| Karen Zgoda, LMSW 🫶🏻🐱 @karenzgoda RT @AshleyC92224530: My name is Ashley and I am a BSW senior at FGCU. I am excited for tonight's #MacroSW chat. #SOW3232 https://t.co/ExDS6fEPlt |
 | Angelina M Saunders @AngelinaMSaund1 #MacroSW social workers unite!! |
 | Colbey Dawkins @ColbeyDawkins Hello I am Colbey a BSW major at FGCU and Im excited to join in on tonights chat!!! #MacroSW #SOW3232 |
 | Mayra Carranza @MayraCa64184732 Let’s do this ! My first #Macrosw chat! |
 | Meagan Weems @WeemsMeagan Hi everyone! Excited for the #MacroSW chat tonight #SOW3232 |
 | Tess L @fruitleatherss It's 6:01 pm...do we start?! #macroSW #CSUSMSW |
 | SK Marie @Silver_Fang797 #MacroSW Hello, ready for the chat tonight. https://t.co/ljpQxFYr5y |
| Ashley Marie @Ashley33mariexo Dr. Young. We are all lost on what we have to do right now 😂😂 @JimmySW #MacroSW |
 | Margaret Hogan @mkhogan0 Please excuse my extra tweets this evening as I participate in tonight's #MacroSW twitter chat! #SOW3232 |
 | Munira A @alami1_m Hello My name is Munira, I am a senior at SU and I’m excited for today chat !! #MacroSW |
 | Nancy Andrew @nandrew411 It's 9pm on a Thursday which means it's time for #MacroSW chat. I'm an MSW student at #SUsocialwork. Please excuse my extra tweets this evening. |
| UBuffalo Social Work @UBSSW We hope everyone is staying safe and doing OK and staying home, if at all possible, during this #COVID19 pandemic! #SocialDistancing is #PhysicalDistancing / #StaySafe #StayHome #MacroSW 2/3 https://t.co/XKJP1RQSNl |
| Karina Lopez @social_fl So excited to participate in another #macrosw. My name is Karina and I’m a BSW student at FGCU #SOW3232 |
 | hannah storer @hannahnicholes Please excuse the extra tweets tonight as I will be participating in tonight's #MacroSW chat! #SOW3232 https://t.co/Ifec37aoRx |
 | TTO Productions @ttoproductions #MacroSW My first twitter chat also! MSW grad school at UB! |
 | J. Plummer 🇧🇧🇺🇸 @PlummerJason Hello everyone!!!! Excited to join #MacroSW chat. Or attempt to join. Still trying to figure out how this twitter chat thing works |
 | Shelby Scott @shelbyscott_sw Hello everyone! My name is Shelby, and this is my first #MacroSW chat! I am a BSW student at William Woods University. Please excuse the extra tweets! |
 | Esperanza V @EsperanzaV16 Hey yall! Excited for tonights #macrosw chat! |
 | Annette Bermejo @AnnetteBermejo1 Inequality for All #MacroSW Live Twitter Chat 3/26/2020 — SocialWorkSynergy https://t.co/pIRy6omtVQ via @OfficialMacroSW |
| UBuffalo Social Work @UBSSW Please wait to introduce yourself - we have some tips and housekeeping tweets to share first! #MacroSW 3/3 https://t.co/aOKzi1FZ4q |
 | Alexa Mediak @AlexaMediak Hi everyone! I'm Alexa. I'm excited to take part in tonights chat! #SOW3232 #macroSW |
 | Brianna @BriannaNavin Excited to branch my #MacroSW network out through my first ever live twitter chat tonight! |
 | Emily Clonch @ClonchEmily Hey everyone my name is Emily Clonch and I am a BSW senior at FGCU. Glad to be here tonight! #MacroSW #SOW3232 |
| Colbey Dawkins @ColbeyDawkins RT @UBSSW: We hope everyone is staying safe and doing OK and staying home, if at all possible, during this #COVID19 pandemic! #SocialDistancing is #PhysicalDistancing / #StaySafe #StayHome #MacroSW 2/3 https://t.co/XKJP1RQSNl |
 | Institute on Trauma and Trauma-Informed Care @UBittic Good evening! My name is Whitney. I will be representing the Institute on Trauma and Trauma-Informed Care in tonight's #MacroSW chat. Looking forward to engaging with you all! |
| Jimmy A. Young, PhD, MSW, MPA @JimmySW @Ashley33mariexo Haha. Just follow the #Macrosw for now. Questions coming soon 👍 |
| mckenzie @mckenzgoud96 Hi everyone. My name is McKenzie BSW major at FGCU. I'm excited about the chat tonight.#MacroSW |
 | Eddie 💥 @eddien__n #MacroSW Hello world |
 | myra.m @myram42417437 Feeling ready😏 #MacroSW |
 | Aaliyah Rivers @AaliyahRivers8 Hi I’m Aaliayh I’m a BSW student at Salisbury University! #MacroSW |
| UBuffalo Social Work @UBSSW Before I introduce Jimmy Young @JimmySW - tonight's leader of this #MacroSW Chat - here is the link to the blog post and its many resources: https://t.co/Vq0UtG0Cd8 https://t.co/gLMX6lggVT |
| Angelina M Saunders @AngelinaMSaund1 #MacroSW joining into the online chat regarding netflix film.... striving to make the world a better place! https://t.co/NyIiQ6jcKu |
 | Stacy S. @StacyCSUSMSW L'EGGO! #macrosw https://t.co/jwnYTged6d |
 | Krystina A Brania @a_brania Hello everyone! My name is Krystina and I’m a BSW senior from Florida Gulf Coast University. Excited for tonight’s chat. #MacroSW #SOW3232 |
| Kayla Applebaum @kayla_applebaum Hi!! My name is Kayla I go to Salisbury University and I am excited for tonights chat #macrosw |
 | Keely Flaherty @keelyf427 Ready for the live Twitter chat 😄 #MacroSW https://t.co/kXK1PYUTvV |
| YSocialWork, Inc. @YSocialWork RT @AshleyC92224530: My name is Ashley and I am a BSW senior at FGCU. I am excited for tonight's #MacroSW chat. #SOW3232 https://t.co/ExDS6fEPlt |
 | alexisb @alexisb20205891 Hello, my name is Alexis. I am excitedfor tonight’s live chat! #macrosw |
 | msw_merid002 @EsthelaMerida Ending the week with the Twitter chat, before mentally disconnecting for at least a day. #MacroSW https://t.co/G9Gj9xrix6 |
 | Bell_Chac @BellChac @JimmySW Hey everyone! In thinking about the film and our current pandemic I couldn't help but think of the recent Senate relief bill. Even tho many are struggling, I don't think this was enuf to help the work/middle class. What do you guys think? #macrosw |
| UBuffalo Social Work @UBSSW Here are all the #MacroSW Chat Partners, who make this weekly chat possible: @porndaughter @SunyaFolayan @VilissaThompson @spcummings @poliSW @karenzgoda https://t.co/77VfX7rbiT 1/2 |
| Jimmy A. Young, PhD, MSW, MPA @JimmySW I’m excited to be here tonight. Hope everyone is staying safe and healthy #MacroSW https://t.co/WjAEXjHWqx |
 | Alec Frank @AlecFrank11 I'm here! #MacroSW https://t.co/kxLFjfUNsf |
| YSocialWork, Inc. @YSocialWork Hey, Shelby I am Isela and this is my first time too! I am very excited :) |
 | Rachel Condit @moremilkteaplz Welp, time to get ready for those #MacroSW tweets https://t.co/giyIP9ToQP |
 | Nastaran Demehri @Demehri #macrosw we have been waiting for this moment since the end of last semester 🤓 |
| Karen Zgoda, LMSW 🫶🏻🐱 @karenzgoda Welcome to #MacroSW & #InequalityForAll!!! https://t.co/lp7M2LySTR |
| Jimmy A. Young, PhD, MSW, MPA @JimmySW RT @UBSSW: Before I introduce Jimmy Young @JimmySW - tonight's leader of this #MacroSW Chat - here is the link to the blog post and its many resources: https://t.co/Vq0UtG0Cd8 https://t.co/gLMX6lggVT |
 | JazminMSW @jazminwik First Twitter chat!Wooo! #MacroSW |
| UBuffalo Social Work @UBSSW Here are all the #MacroSW Chat Partners, who make this weekly chat possible: @porndaughter @SunyaFolayan @VilissaThompson @spcummings @poliSW @karenzgoda https://t.co/Ca7H7Dxcsb 1/2 https://t.co/HooGjqX1Vo |
| Karen Zgoda, LMSW 🫶🏻🐱 @karenzgoda RT @AngelinaMSaund1: #MacroSW joining into the online chat regarding netflix film.... striving to make the world a better place! https://t.co/NyIiQ6jcKu |
 | Mikayla Miller @Mikayla53977910 Hello all I am excited to participate in this #MacroSW chat! I am a Social Work senior at William Woods University in Missouri. |
 | Olivia Blackman @oliviablackma10 This is Olivia Blackman, BSW Senior from FGCU Social Policy! #MacroSW #SOW3232 |
| UBuffalo Social Work @UBSSW They formed a benefit corporation in 2018 - Find out how you can support the #MacroSW Inc. on Patreon: https://t.co/ORBXn5kDnB 2/2 |
 | Coral Glass @coralkalani #MacroSW Here to join the chat ! 😊 |
 | Rachel Taylor @RTaylorsw Hi I’m Rachel a BSW from FGCU excited for tonight’s #MacroSW Twitter chat 😎 |
| Chileechung @chileechung Excited for this live chat! #macrosw |
| YSocialWork, Inc. @YSocialWork Hey Michaelah, I am Isela and this is my first time too! I am pretty excited! |
| Karen Zgoda, LMSW 🫶🏻🐱 @karenzgoda RT @UBSSW: Here are all the #MacroSW Chat Partners, who make this weekly chat possible: Here are all the #MacroSW Chat Partners, who make this weekly chat possible: @porndaughter @SunyaFolayan @VilissaThompson @spcummings @poliSW @karenzgoda https://t.co/Ca7H7Dxcsb 1/2 https://t.co/HooGjqX1Vo |
| Karen Zgoda, LMSW 🫶🏻🐱 @karenzgoda RT @UBSSW: Here are all the #MacroSW Chat Partners, who make this weekly chat possible: Here are all the #MacroSW Chat Partners, who make this weekly chat possible: @porndaughter @SunyaFolayan @VilissaThompson @spcummings @poliSW @karenzgoda https://t.co/77VfX7rbiT 1/2 |
| UBuffalo Social Work @UBSSW Note: @UBSSW is not a partner, but a contributor to the #MacroSW chats. There are two other Chat Contributors: @AlysssaLotmore and the Association of Community Organization and Social Action @acosaorg https://t.co/IPB29OT2TN |
 | Isabella Alcantara @IsabellaAlcan15 Hi everyone! Excited for tonight’s chat, I am a BSW senior at FGCU #MacroSW |
 | Marlene Romo @marlenesw13 Hi everyone my name is Marlene Romo student at CalState San Marcos and I am excited for tonights live chat :) #MacroSW |
 | Sheila Cortez @sheilitacortez Present for my first twitter chat 🤠 #macrosw |
 | willgoff @willgoff4 #macrosw Coming in HOT!!! |
 | Andell Napoleon @napoleon_andell Andell Napoleon from FGCU jumping in........now #MacroSW https://t.co/NsHfQIV1cc |
 | Dustin Miller @smileoutloud1 Hi, I'm Dustin, a 1st year Community Mental Heatlh MSW student @DominguezHills #MacroSW #CSUDHmsw501 |
| Emilee Sharp @EmileeSharp6 Hey! I'm a BSW Senior at FGCU. I am looking forward to tonight's chat!#macrosw |
 | Grecia Quiroz @GreciaQuiroz18 Hi I’m Grecia, BSW senior at FGCU. glad to join this chat once again. #MacroSW #SOW3232 |
| YSocialWork, Inc. @YSocialWork Hey McKenzie, I am excited too!! https://t.co/3mSiR7TatV |
| UBuffalo Social Work @UBSSW Tip 1 of 4. Always use the #MacroSW hashtag in every tweet so we can all see what you have to say! Very Important!! https://t.co/i1WMv6VuYy |
| Karen Zgoda, LMSW 🫶🏻🐱 @karenzgoda RT @UBSSW: Before I introduce Jimmy Young @JimmySW - tonight's leader of this #MacroSW Chat - here is the link to the blog post and its many resources: https://t.co/Vq0UtG0Cd8 https://t.co/gLMX6lggVT |
| Angelina M Saunders @AngelinaMSaund1 #MacroSW #CSUSMSW #InequalityforAll Class assignments during quarantine |
| Alexa Mediak @AlexaMediak #sow3232 #macrosw |
| UBuffalo Social Work @UBSSW Tip 3 of 5. The #MacroSW chat uses a Q and A format. So when tweeting a reply to Q1 or Q2, please use A1 or A2 so we know which question you’re answering. |
| Jimmy A. Young, PhD, MSW, MPA @JimmySW RT @UBSSW: Tip 1 of 4. Always use the #MacroSW hashtag in every tweet so we can all see what you have to say! Very Important!! https://t.co/i1WMv6VuYy |
| Karen Zgoda, LMSW 🫶🏻🐱 @karenzgoda RT @UBSSW: Note: @UBSSW is not a partner, but a contributor to the #MacroSW chats. There are two other Chat Contributors: Note: @UBSSW is not a partner, but a contributor to the #MacroSW chats. There are two other Chat Contributors: @AlysssaLotmore and the Association of Community Organization and Social Action @acosaorg https://t.co/IPB29OT2TN |
| Allison @Allison50673939 #macroSW |
| Karen Zgoda, LMSW 🫶🏻🐱 @karenzgoda RT @UBSSW: They formed a benefit corporation in 2018 - Find out how you can support the #MacroSW Inc. on Patreon: They formed a benefit corporation in 2018 - Find out how you can support the #MacroSW Inc. on Patreon: https://t.co/ORBXn5kDnB 2/2 |
 | Angelica Carrasco @AngelicaMSW Ready for my first live twtter chat !! #MacroSW |
| Karen Zgoda, LMSW 🫶🏻🐱 @karenzgoda RT @UBSSW: Please wait to introduce yourself - we have some tips and housekeeping tweets to share first! #MacroSW 3/3 https://t.co/aOKzi1FZ4q |
 | Grace @graceonthecasee Grace Cooper, BSW Senior at Florida Gulf Coast University. Ready for tonight’s #MacroSW chat #SOW3232 |
 | Asia Humphries @Asia13426307 Hi I am Asia Humphries, a BSW student at Salisbury University! Can't wait to hear tonight's chat! #MacroSW |
| Jimmy A. Young, PhD, MSW, MPA @JimmySW RT @UBSSW: Tip 3 of 5. The #MacroSW chat uses a Q and A format. So when tweeting a reply to Q1 or Q2, please use A1 or A2 so we know which question you’re answering. |
| Karen Zgoda, LMSW 🫶🏻🐱 @karenzgoda RT @UBSSW: We hope everyone is staying safe and doing OK and staying home, if at all possible, during this #COVID19 pandemic! #SocialDistancing is #PhysicalDistancing / #StaySafe #StayHome #MacroSW 2/3 https://t.co/XKJP1RQSNl |
| UBuffalo Social Work @UBSSW Tip 3 of 4. These chats can move very fast. Don’t worry if you can’t keep up! And it’s OK to reply to another participant and not just to the questions. #MacroSW https://t.co/o8PQVcHPZ7 |
 | Kristen Hibit @kristen_hibit Sorry #macrosw it’s been a 13 hour day for me— I need to unplug. Have a great chat and keep on keeping on ! |
| Jimmy A. Young, PhD, MSW, MPA @JimmySW RT @UBSSW: Tip 3 of 4. These chats can move very fast. Don’t worry if you can’t keep up! And it’s OK to reply to another participant and not just to the questions. #MacroSW https://t.co/o8PQVcHPZ7 |
| Dawn M @DawnM86450136 Please join in!! Inequality for All #MacroSW Live Twitter Chat 3/26/2020 https://t.co/Fs7yvdzzvr via @UBSSW #SUSocialWork #MacroSW |
| Valerie Coblentz @CoblentzValerie Val Coblentz here and ready to chat! #SUsocialwork #SW410 #MacroSW |
| SK Marie @Silver_Fang797 #MacroSW My name is Stephanie and I'm a BSW at FGCU. https://t.co/MztDneKgI1 |
| Dawn M @DawnM86450136 RT @JimmySW: I’m excited to be here tonight. Hope everyone is staying safe and healthy #MacroSW https://t.co/WjAEXjHWqx |
| Jimmy A. Young, PhD, MSW, MPA @JimmySW @Kelly79942402 Always remember to include #MacroSW |
| Dawn M @DawnM86450136 RT @UBSSW: Welcome to tonight's #MacroSW Chat on Inequality for All, with @JimmySW - This is Pat Shelly for @UBSSW - we had sunshine today, and warm-ish temperatures in #Buffalo NY . https://t.co/7PRKtLmK51 1/3 https://t.co/33k0U48epp |
 | Manoucheca Byssainthe @BSW_Manoucheca A little late to the game but hello everyone. I'm mimi BSW senior at FGCU!! #MacroSW |
| UBuffalo Social Work @UBSSW Tip 4 of 4. Finally, the transcript of this #MacroSW Chat will be posted on this blog site: https://t.co/QjlS3GTitM |
| Jimmy A. Young, PhD, MSW, MPA @JimmySW RT @UBSSW: Tip 4 of 4. Finally, the transcript of this #MacroSW Chat will be posted on this blog site: Tip 4 of 4. Finally, the transcript of this #MacroSW Chat will be posted on this blog site: https://t.co/QjlS3GTitM |
| Annette Bermejo @AnnetteBermejo1 Hello everyone! My name is Annette a current MSW student at CSUDH!! excited to participate as this is my first #MacroSW chat! I look forward to the discussion tonight about inequality! #csudhmsw501 #MacroSW |
| Karen Zgoda, LMSW 🫶🏻🐱 @karenzgoda RT @UBSSW: Tip 1 of 4. Always use the #MacroSW hashtag in every tweet so we can all see what you have to say! Very Important!! https://t.co/i1WMv6VuYy |
| Dawn M @DawnM86450136 Please join #SUSocialWork #MacroSW |
| UBuffalo Social Work @UBSSW And now, here is our guest leader-of-the-chat tonight: Jimmy Young, PhD, MSW, MPA, from California State University, San Marcos! He has done many #MacroSW chats in the past - always among those with the highest numbers! Welcome @JimmySW - take it away! #IncomeInequality https://t.co/xCD76EUea5 |
| Karen Zgoda, LMSW 🫶🏻🐱 @karenzgoda RT @UBSSW: Tip 3 of 5. The #MacroSW chat uses a Q and A format. So when tweeting a reply to Q1 or Q2, please use A1 or A2 so we know which question you’re answering. |
| YSocialWork, Inc. @YSocialWork First time twitter error whoops!!- Isela #MacroSW https://t.co/NoGO1zKw9b |
| Laura Smith @LauraSm67246529 Hi. I am Laura Smith. I’m a social worker in Mississippi. Joining at last minute and have BSW interns joining too! #MacroSW |
| Karen Zgoda, LMSW 🫶🏻🐱 @karenzgoda RT @UBSSW: Tip 3 of 4. These chats can move very fast. Don’t worry if you can’t keep up! And it’s OK to reply to another participant and not just to the questions. #MacroSW https://t.co/o8PQVcHPZ7 |
 | Katie Slominski @SlominskiKatie Hi everyone! My name is Katie Slominski, BSW senior at FGCU! Super excited to participate in another chat tonight :) hope everyone is remaining safe and healthy! #MacroSW |
| Dawn M @DawnM86450136 RT @UBSSW: Tip 1 of 4. Always use the #MacroSW hashtag in every tweet so we can all see what you have to say! Very Important!! https://t.co/i1WMv6VuYy |
| Jimmy A. Young, PhD, MSW, MPA @JimmySW @UBSSW Thank you so much Pat. Glad to be here and already seeing so many Tweets!!! #Macrosw First question coming right up. |
| UBuffalo Social Work @UBSSW Now, please go ahead and introduce yourself; tell us what state you’re tweeting from (or the other-than-USA location) #MacroSW https://t.co/vNz1G3C3ex |
 | BSW Rodriquez 2 @NicolasRodriq15 Good evening, my name is Nicolas Rodriquez and I am BSW student representing FGCU. Glad to be here tonight #MacroSW |
| Dawn M @DawnM86450136 RT @UBSSW: Tip 3 of 5. The #MacroSW chat uses a Q and A format. So when tweeting a reply to Q1 or Q2, please use A1 or A2 so we know which question you’re answering. |
| Jimmy A. Young, PhD, MSW, MPA @JimmySW Q1: What's happening today in terms of the distribution of wealth? Why's it happening? What do you see happening & what are the causes? #MacroSW https://t.co/Ve1KberADk |
| Karen Zgoda, LMSW 🫶🏻🐱 @karenzgoda Great advice - it's not possible to catch every tweet! Focus on learning and making connections with others. #MacroSW |
 | 👑Adrienne Garr👑 @adriennecgarr Hi I'm Adrienne an LMSW from NY and a @UBSSW alum. #GoBulls #MacroSW |
| Dawn M @DawnM86450136 RT @UBSSW: Tip 3 of 4. These chats can move very fast. Don’t worry if you can’t keep up! And it’s OK to reply to another participant and not just to the questions. #MacroSW https://t.co/o8PQVcHPZ7 |
| Dawn M @DawnM86450136 RT @UBSSW: Tip 4 of 4. Finally, the transcript of this #MacroSW Chat will be posted on this blog site: Tip 4 of 4. Finally, the transcript of this #MacroSW Chat will be posted on this blog site: https://t.co/QjlS3GTitM |
| UBuffalo Social Work @UBSSW RT @JimmySW: @UBSSW Thank you so much Pat. Glad to be here and already seeing so many Tweets!!! #Macrosw First question coming right up. |
 | Vilissa Thompson @VilissaThompson Hey everyone! I hope that everyone is staying safe & taking care of yours. #MacroSW |
 | LigayaLoyola⁷ 🇵🇸#PERMANENTCEASEFIRENOW @LigayaLoyola RT @VilissaThompson: Hey everyone! I hope that everyone is staying safe & taking care of yours. #MacroSW |
 | alana mcfadden @alana_mcfadden Hi all, Alana McFadden here! Tweeting from Florida as a BSW senior at Florida Gulf Coast. Excited for tonight! #macrosw |
 | gretchen @gretche59199000 Hello. My name is Gretchen. I am a MSW student from Ohio University. #SW5602 #macrosw |
| UBuffalo Social Work @UBSSW RT @JimmySW: Q1: Q1: What's happening today in terms of the distribution of wealth? Why's it happening? What do you see happening & what are the causes? #MacroSW https://t.co/Ve1KberADk |
| Karen Zgoda, LMSW 🫶🏻🐱 @karenzgoda RT @UBSSW: Tip 4 of 4. Finally, the transcript of this #MacroSW Chat will be posted on this blog site: Tip 4 of 4. Finally, the transcript of this #MacroSW Chat will be posted on this blog site: https://t.co/QjlS3GTitM |
| Andell Napoleon @napoleon_andell Andell Napoleon coming from FGCU in Florida |
| hannah storer @hannahnicholes Hi! I'm Hannah BSW Senior from FGCU in Ft. Myers FL #MacroSW #SOW3232 |
| UBuffalo Social Work @UBSSW RT @karenzgoda: Great advice - it's not possible to catch every tweet! Focus on learning and making connections with others. #MacroSW |
| Meagan Reed @MeaganR57225061 #macroSW Meagan Reed here :) MSW student at UB coming from Hamburg NY :) Looking forward to some human interaction 😂 |
| Karen Zgoda, LMSW 🫶🏻🐱 @karenzgoda RT @UBSSW: And now, here is our guest leader-of-the-chat tonight: And now, here is our guest leader-of-the-chat tonight: Jimmy Young, PhD, MSW, MPA, from California State University, San Marcos! He has done many #MacroSW chats in the past - always among those with the highest numbers! Welcome @JimmySW - take it away! #IncomeInequality https://t.co/xCD76EUea5 |
 | Olivia Chappell @OliviaChappel15 Hi! I’m Olivia an FGCU BSW senior. I’m looking for tonight’s chat #MacroSW #SOW3232 |
 | Yuki @Yukes4571 Hi good evening everyone my name is Hoyuky . I am a senior from Florida Gulf Coast University. I’m excited to be here for another Twitter Chat ! #MacroSW #SOW3232 |
| YSocialWork, Inc. @YSocialWork Hey Asia, I am Isela and it's my first time so I am super excited! #macrosw https://t.co/ZtXbEmbJNP |
| Karen Zgoda, LMSW 🫶🏻🐱 @karenzgoda RT @UBSSW: Now, please go ahead and introduce yourself; tell us what state you’re tweeting from (or the other-than-USA location) #MacroSW https://t.co/vNz1G3C3ex |
| Nancy Andrew @nandrew411 Representing Maryland and #SUsocialwork. #MacroSW |
| Olivia Blackman @oliviablackma10 Olivia from FGCU (Southwest FL) #MacroSW |
| Noah Garcia @NoahGarcia2029 #MacroSW Hello. My name is Noah and I'm a Senior in the BSW program at Florida Gulf Coast University. |
| Jimmy A. Young, PhD, MSW, MPA @JimmySW Feel free to follow me to see the questions for #MacroSW chat tonight. |
 | Caroline Briones, BSW @CBrionesSW Hey everyone! Caroline here from Florida Gulf Coast University. Looking forward to tonight’s #MacroSW chat #SOW3232 |
| Samantha Ackerson @SamanthaAckers1 Good evening! Sam from Florida Gulf Coast University here! Can’t wait to hear from everyone :) #SOW3232 #macrosw https://t.co/MgHoHJHt0B |
| willgoff @willgoff4 #MacroSW Inequality is growing and getting a Democrat in office is imperative. |
| Marlene Romo @marlenesw13 A1: It’s no secret that the majority of the wealth is being health by the top 1%. This is the result of the paying wage not being increased for the middle and lower class. For years the minimum wage has not increased. #CSUSMSW #MacroSW |
 | SM4SW 📱 @sm4sw RT @JimmySW: Q1: Q1: What's happening today in terms of the distribution of wealth? Why's it happening? What do you see happening & what are the causes? #MacroSW https://t.co/Ve1KberADk |
 | Schawna @Schawna4 A1. Today, the rich are getting richer and the poor are struggling more than ever. This is happening because the richest people are not helping to stimulate the economy. The rich are building their own wealth and saving more than they are spending. #MACROSW |
 | courtney breslow @CourtneyBreslow @JimmySW Well in terms of today. If you’re an airplane you get 2 trillion dollars. And if you’re a person you basically get a dollar and “good luck buddy” #macrosw |
| Karina do Vale @KarinaMagnago @UBSSW Hey everyone, I'm Karina! I'm a BSW Senior at Florida Gulf Coast University. #macrosw #sow3232 It's good to be back! |
| Aaliyah Rivers @AaliyahRivers8 A1 The distribution of wealth is geared toward the wealthier community leaving the poor in more poverty #su social work #MacroSW |
| YSocialWork, Inc. @YSocialWork Hey grace, I am Isela we are all so ready!! #macrosw LETS BEGIN!! https://t.co/fA1PpLUNL1 |
| Bell_Chac @BellChac @JimmySW Much of our wealth is concentrated to the 1%, shrinking the middle class. Citizens United has influenced our politics to serve the 1% rather than the needs of the average peeps. #macrosw #truth |
| UBuffalo Social Work @UBSSW RT @YSocialWork: First time twitter error whoops!!- Isela #MacroSW https://t.co/NoGO1zKw9b |
| Grace @graceonthecasee A1: Millions of dollars are profited year after year by the top 1% and not enough of that money is spent or put back into the economy. #MacroSW #SOW3232 |
 | Kish Johnson @kjohnso33552684 @JimmySW depends on what you're asking.. pre corona or current corona? #MacroSW |
| Margaret Hogan @mkhogan0 Hi everyone, I am Margaret Hogan a BSW Senior from FGCU! Very excited about tonight's #MacroSW twitter chat. https://t.co/00aeHqRjhf |
 | Kelly @Kelly79942402 #Macrosw Here I am to participate. Excited to live twitter chat. @JimmySW #IncomeInequality From #CSUSMSW |
 | Joshua McKie @MckieJoshua A1 Wealth distributon continues to drift away from the class middle, leaning towards the extremes of rich and poor. This is caused by debt, low-income jobs, lack of opportunity, wealth tax breaks, and various other social problems. #MacroSW |
| Mikayla Miller @Mikayla53977910 Q1: A lot of people are laid off due to the COVID, places have temporarily closed due to the outbreak. Food and other needed items will be harder for people due to the outbreak, because of those hoarding items and increasing their prices. #MacroSW |
| Esperanza V @EsperanzaV16 Forgot to mention I am a BSW Senior from Florida Gulf Coast University #macrosw #SOW3232 https://t.co/M7kXd2yBZk |
| Anna @Anna_equality4u The lower class work paycheck to paycheck while the upper class are getting all the money. SO many say that those in poverty who get tax checks should be fine but those checks are only getting US out of debt not helping us get ahead. #MacroSW #SUsocialwork |
| ljama1980 @ljama1980 Inequality is a very hot topic #SW5602 #macrosw |
| Karen Zgoda, LMSW 🫶🏻🐱 @karenzgoda Karen here outside Boston, social worker, and nursing being sick. #MacroSW https://t.co/2Gjcs0rhhO |
 | BL @briluthart @UBSSW My name is Briona and I’m tweeting from New York! (Upstate-Buffalo-Go Bills!) #macrosw |
| UBuffalo Social Work @UBSSW RT @napoleon_andell: Andell Napoleon from FGCU jumping in........now #MacroSW https://t.co/NsHfQIV1cc |
 | Gerry Stevens @GerryXIII Hey everyone in the #MacroSW chat, I'm Gerry and I'm an MSW student @UBSSW in Buffalo NY |
 | Lauren Miller @lomillies A1: This hegemonic country’s system is designed to keep the rich, richer and the poor, poorer. All the while keeping the middle class at a plateau growth. #MacroSW |
| SM4SW 📱 @sm4sw @JimmySW It’s really incredible what’s happening with the #coronavirus & the stimulus bill. #Macrosw |
| Shelby Scott @shelbyscott_sw A1: The middle classes income has stayed relatively the same in the last few decades. While the top 10% incomes are increasing at a higher rate. This is happening due to the top 10% not being taxed at the same percentage as middle class. Which had caused a gap over time. #MacroSw |
 | Dr. Tom Felke @SocWrkDoc Tom Felke, Chair of the Department of Social Work at Florida Gulf Coast University, checking in! Excited to be back for the #MacroSW chat and be with my #SOW3232 Social Policy students for a little while tonight! |
| Karen Zgoda, LMSW 🫶🏻🐱 @karenzgoda RT @JimmySW: Q1: Q1: What's happening today in terms of the distribution of wealth? Why's it happening? What do you see happening & what are the causes? #MacroSW https://t.co/Ve1KberADk |
| Nastaran Demehri @Demehri #macrosw question 1: there is an unequal distribution of wealth in our society right now, and one reason why this is happening could be because not everyone has the same opportunity in life, some are born with disadvantages compared to others. |
| Karen Zgoda, LMSW 🫶🏻🐱 @karenzgoda RT @JimmySW: Feel free to follow me to see the questions for #MacroSW chat tonight. |
| Anna @Anna_equality4u A1: The lower class work paycheck to paycheck while the upper class are getting all the money. SO many say that those in poverty who get tax checks should be fine but those checks are only getting US out of debt not helping us get ahead. #MacroSW #SuSocialWork |
 | Amari Castle @CastleAmari Salutations everyone💫 I’m Amari Castle, BSW Senior at FGCU in Fort Myers, Florida! #MacroSW #SOW3233 |
| JazminMSW @jazminwik A1: In terms of distribution of wealth, the rich are getting richer and the poor are getting poorer. This is happening because the 1% is hoarding their money/investing it in other things, rather than contributing to the economy #MacroSW |
| YSocialWork, Inc. @YSocialWork Hey Samantha, I am Isela and the excitement is real! HAHAH #MacroSW |
| Karen Zgoda, LMSW 🫶🏻🐱 @karenzgoda RT @napoleon_andell: Andell Napoleon from FGCU jumping in........now #MacroSW https://t.co/NsHfQIV1cc |
 | Ashley Cox @AshleyCox1215 RT @JimmySW: Q1: Q1: What's happening today in terms of the distribution of wealth? Why's it happening? What do you see happening & what are the causes? #MacroSW https://t.co/Ve1KberADk |
| Institute on Trauma and Trauma-Informed Care @UBittic A1 Entrenched oppression coincides with unequal wealth distribution & contributes to compounding toxic stress. We can disrupt our systems’ tendency to re-traumatize & restrict access to power/participation by adopting a trauma-informed lens. #MacroSW https://t.co/rqtyOuFaSm |
| Rachel Condit @moremilkteaplz #macrosw A1: Well, we're definitely seeing some people openly state that grandparents should be okay with dying for the sake of the economy, so that's a thing. The wealth gap sure is growing. |
| Allison @Allison50673939 RT @JimmySW: Q1: Q1: What's happening today in terms of the distribution of wealth? Why's it happening? What do you see happening & what are the causes? #MacroSW https://t.co/Ve1KberADk |
| alexisb @alexisb20205891 (A1) In terms of distribution, wealth iS among a select few. Majority or society does not get to see the wealth. This is happening to keep these few in power. If they hold the wealth, they hold the power. #SUSocialWork #macrosw |
| Aaliyah Rivers @AaliyahRivers8 A1 looking at this pandemic many of those suffering are small business owners single parents and others deemed lower class #susocialwork #MacroSW |
| Angelica Carrasco @AngelicaMSW A1 top 1% is recieving most of the distribution of wealth. The working class people are the ones struggling to make it day by day #MacroSW |
| Keely Flaherty @keelyf427 Q1: There’s a larger gap now between the lower and upper class, with the middle class disappearing. (rich getting richer). Based on the movie, this could be happening due to lower wages and the cost of everything increasing. #MacroSW |
 | ßƦıı @MSWbrii @JimmySW #macroSw poorer people who need financial support are having no change in their work force pay |
| SK Marie @Silver_Fang797 #MacroSW Q1. It's happening because we have unregulated capitalism. This is nothing new; it's showing up more clearly now with Covid-19 because the rich and wealthy seem to have no problem having access to tests |
| Sydney @SydneyMarie1197 @Jill_Meyer Yep -- it makes me wonder how families are coping due to the pandemic; so many businesses are closing down, leaving people without work and the unemployment lines completely flooded. #macrosw |
| Brittany N Smith @BrittanyNSmit13 My name is Brittany. I am a BSW student from Florida State University. This is my first #macroSW chat. #CO_Jackson |
| Nancy Andrew @nandrew411 @lomillies Thanks for bringing up the middle. We focus on the extremes a lot and miss the impact on middle America. #MacroSW |
| Jimmy A. Young, PhD, MSW, MPA @JimmySW Question 2 coming up in a minute. #Macrosw |
| Stacy S. @StacyCSUSMSW @BellChac @JimmySW Yet president after president, there are decreases of taxes on the wealthy class #macrosw |
| Jimmy A. Young, PhD, MSW, MPA @JimmySW RT @MSWbrii: @JimmySW #macroSw poorer people who need financial support are having no change in their work force pay |
| Meagan Reed @MeaganR57225061 A1: It is obvious that the distribution of wealth is tipped to the top 1%. Simply put, this is because our government favors the 1%. I see policies put in place to continually favor the high class. #macrosw |
| Ashley Marie @Ashley33mariexo @JimmySW The pie is uneven. Aka top 1 percenters got all the good flavors and toppings (money). The people of lower SES don’t have equal opportunities to bake a bomb pie (education, career, money). #macrosw |
| Karen Zgoda, LMSW 🫶🏻🐱 @karenzgoda RT @YSocialWork: First time twitter error whoops!!- Isela #MacroSW https://t.co/NoGO1zKw9b |
 | Savannah Lindsey @sav_lindsey7 Hi everyone! I'm Savannah Lindsey, a BSW student at Florida Gulf Coast University. Excited for tonight's chat! #MacroSW #SOW3232 |
| UBuffalo Social Work @UBSSW RT @AngelinaMSaund1: #MacroSW joining into the online chat regarding netflix film.... striving to make the world a better place! https://t.co/NyIiQ6jcKu |
| Meagan Weems @WeemsMeagan A1: Inequality becomes a problem when it harms or has the potential to harm people financially, emotionally, culturally or otherwise. #MacroSW #SOW3232 |
| Munira A @alami1_m A1. I believe the cause is Capitalism because all money is benefiting those of a higher class and helps the wealthy stay richer while the poor stays poor #MacroSW #susocialwork |
| Ashley Cox @AshleyCox1215 @JimmySW Inequalities are continuing to grow and changes need to be taken into action sooner rather than later! #MacroSW |
| Alec Frank @AlecFrank11 @JimmySW #macroSW A1: I'm still learning more about how the distribution of wealth works in this country and why its happening...but after watching #inequalityforall, all I know forsure is that a little have a lot and a lot have a little. Smh |
| Jimmy A. Young, PhD, MSW, MPA @JimmySW Q2: When do you think inequality becomes a problem? #MacroSW https://t.co/2lVn4hYsDR |
| Amari Castle @CastleAmari RT @JimmySW: I’m excited to be here tonight. Hope everyone is staying safe and healthy #MacroSW https://t.co/WjAEXjHWqx |
| Sheila Cortez @sheilitacortez Q 1: There is an imbalance in the distribution of wealth and it is happening because some populations have better opportunities as well as access to different resources. The government is allowing the rich to get richer #macrosw |
| UBuffalo Social Work @UBSSW RT @UBittic: Good evening! My name is Whitney. I will be representing the Institute on Trauma and Trauma-Informed Care in tonight's #MacroSW chat. Looking forward to engaging with you all! |
| Gerry Stevens @GerryXIII A1- Wealth inequality has been increasing as income gains flow to the top 1%. Wages have stagnated while the economy improves and the already wealthy see bigger returns on investments. Globalization & deregulation have been huge factors in this #MacroSW |
| Angelina M Saunders @AngelinaMSaund1 #MacroSW #CSUSMSW We are all helpers, we must remember this as we gain insight into our education. We can do so much more together, I think that this group chat is a great way to unite. Proud to be a SW! 6 weeks and 2 semesters left. |
| Kayla Applebaum @kayla_applebaum @Mikayla53977910 Mikayla, I agree with you. I know many family and friends who are being laid off. Not only will food be hard to get due to not having a steady income but also what about rent and places that aren't letting you get away with paying half or not paying at all? #MacroSW #SUsocialwork |
| Amari Castle @CastleAmari RT @JimmySW: Q1: Q1: What's happening today in terms of the distribution of wealth? Why's it happening? What do you see happening & what are the causes? #MacroSW https://t.co/Ve1KberADk |
| Nancy Andrew @nandrew411 A1 The extremes in wealth distribution is growing. Those at the top of the income ladder possess an extreme amount of wealth. Those at the lower end have less opportunity to acquire wealth. #MacroSW |
| Angelica Carrasco @AngelicaMSW Inequality becomes a problem in the state that we are in right now. As a society we are seeing how inequality hinders working class and low SES individuals from getting the resources they need to be quarantined. #Macrosw |
| Grace @graceonthecasee A1: The rich are not generating enough economic activity, and the middle class is continuing to deteriorate. #MacroSW #SOW3232 |
 | Kamille @KamilleMoore123 @CourtneyBreslow @JimmySW This is so true! How are we supposed to live if we don't get the adequate amount of money we need to function when non-human things get paid more?! #Macrosw |
| 👑Adrienne Garr👑 @adriennecgarr @JimmySW A1. Simply that the distribution of wealth isn't happening. The wealthiest individuals in the world have the wealth that some countries don't have and companies are breaking records with historic profits. You juxtapose that with everyday workers who are working #MacroSW |
 | Hitomi Fujikura, ASW @HitomiFujiASW Inequality for All says that "the 400 most high-paid individuals possess more wealth than the entire bottom half of earners In the United States". Typically, people in higher earning brackets don't generate enough economic activity to justify their high salaries! #MacroSW |
| Jimmy A. Young, PhD, MSW, MPA @JimmySW RT @AngelicaMSW: Inequality becomes a problem in the state that we are in right now. As a society we are seeing how inequality hinders working class and low SES individuals from getting the resources they need to be quarantined. #Macrosw |
| nicole_d091381 @d091381 #MacroSW #SUsocialwork Nikki here from MD |
 | Paige Alexandra Kreppel @PaigeKreppel @OfficialMacroSW The impact of this global pandemic, COVID-19 has had me thinking about how oppressed populations are handling the stress and anxiety. #SUsocialwork #MacroSW |
| Joshua McKie @MckieJoshua Exactly! The age old "minimum skills = minimum wage" does not speak to the current job market, and what opportunities are actually available. #MacroSW |
| Brianna @BriannaNavin @lomillies Agreed. It is wild to see how the income gap has only widened over time and the middle class is still the one suffering the most #MacroSW |
 | Molly Warner @molly_a_warner @MckieJoshua A1: Amen to LACK OF OPPORTUNITY and limited upward mobility for the middle class #MacroSW |
| Grace @graceonthecasee RT @SwHitomi: Inequality for All says that "the 400 most high-paid individuals possess more wealth than the entire bottom half of earners In the United States". Typically, people in higher earning brackets don't generate enough economic activity to justify their high salaries! #MacroSW |
| Alexa Mediak @AlexaMediak @JimmySW It is very clear that the gap between the poor and wealthy has continued to increase, but now in terms of the corona virus Im not sure what is going to happen. Big business is getting affected, as well as everyone else. #macrosw |
| gretchen @gretche59199000 A1. The gap between the wealthy and the poor continues to grow. People living in poverty cannot pull themselves out due to our current policies. It is expensive to be poor with what they are having to work with . #SW5602 #macrosw |
| Marlene Romo @marlenesw13 A2: When the numbers show that the top 140 people have more wealth than half of the U.S. That is a problem. #MacroSW |
| Anna @Anna_equality4u @shelbyscott_sw While this is happening the cost of living rises and the lower and middle class have the same income. We pay more in taxes while making less money. The system is broken and backwards. #macrosw #SuSocialWork |
| UBuffalo Social Work @UBSSW RT @AngelinaMSaund1: #MacroSW social workers unite!! |
| Kamille @KamilleMoore123 @JimmySW #macrosw Inequality becomes a problem when people are working full time and can't afford to live |
| Shelby Scott @shelbyscott_sw A2: I think it has already started to become a problem. The growth of the middle class is declining and with the decline of the middle class comes the decline in the economy. #MacroSW |
 | Brenda @Brendaaa_Villa (A1) I've seen countless people working multiple jobs, still homeless unable to afford basic needs due to rising costs of pretty much everything and minimum wage staying the same and a lack of adequate support #MacroSW |
| Karen Zgoda, LMSW 🫶🏻🐱 @karenzgoda RT @alami1_m: A1. I believe the cause is Capitalism because all money is benefiting those of a higher class and helps the wealthy stay richer while the poor stays poor #MacroSW #susocialwork |
| Olivia Chappell @OliviaChappel15 Based on what I have learned from the film, I think inequality becomes a problem when the middle class becomes weak and begins to disappear #MacroSW #SOW3232 |
| Jimmy A. Young, PhD, MSW, MPA @JimmySW @Ashley33mariexo @AlanaLewis18 You should have 280 now :-) #Macrosw |
| SK Marie @Silver_Fang797 #MacroSW Q2. In times like now, where people are getting sick and they are scared. The wealthy and famous shouldn't have more access to Covid-19 tests more so than me just because they have money. |
| Ashley Clark @AshleyC92224530 #MacroSW In today's wealth the working class are struggling the most. |
| Karen Zgoda, LMSW 🫶🏻🐱 @karenzgoda RT @WeemsMeagan: A1: A1: Inequality becomes a problem when it harms or has the potential to harm people financially, emotionally, culturally or otherwise. #MacroSW #SOW3232 |
| YSocialWork, Inc. @YSocialWork I couldn't agree with you more Anna. The lower class works paycheck by paycheck and there is little to no way to move up in a road like that! #MacroSW |
| J. Plummer 🇧🇧🇺🇸 @PlummerJason A1 Wealth isn't being distributed. It's being hoarded. It's happening because public policies and elected officials reflect the values of the wealthy. Political elites cannot envision wealth creation beyond market-based principles #MacroSW |
| willgoff @willgoff4 #MacroSW When people do not have the necessary resources for survival. |
| BL @briluthart @Jill_Meyer @UBSSW Agreed, the middle class is stretching out and having a very hard time benifiting from programs and aid. The rich are becoming richer and the poor or becoming poorer #macrosw |
| Rachel Condit @moremilkteaplz @JimmySW A2: When it works exactly how people at the top want it to. #macrosw |
 | Jessica Hernandez @jessicaahern24 @JimmySW Wealth isn't distributed evenly. The rich are the only ones filling up their pockets, while the poor, unfortunately are still the poor. The rich are investing in big companies but they are not producing jobs, therefore, no jobs/money for the poor #macrosw |
| Aaliyah Rivers @AaliyahRivers8 A2: inequality becomes a problem when the top tier is living a “movie style” life while those suffering from poverty are struggling when those who need the help aren’t receiving it and those not as in need are being replenished without care #susocialwork #MacroSW |
 | Anne L @AnneLynnMSW @CourtneyBreslow @JimmySW It’s really sad how the government is basically controlled by corporations who only care about themselves and their bottom line instead of people. Trickle down economics isn’t a thing #MacroSW |
| maicee @maicee98230641 @JimmySW A1-The top 1% is receiving the wealth, mean while the poorer are facing no support and continue to struggle. #MacroSW #SW5602 |
| Katie Slominski @SlominskiKatie A1: Far too many individuals and families are living paycheck to pay check on a barely living wage while the top 1% are receiving breaks and other benefits they would be okay without. To say wealth is unevenly distributed is an understatement by far #MacroSW |
| Karina do Vale @KarinaMagnago @JimmySW A2: I think inequality can be a problem in many ways however it is especially an issue when it comes to basic human rights! #macrosw #sow3232 |
| SM4SW 📱 @sm4sw RT @JimmySW: Q2: Q2: When do you think inequality becomes a problem? #MacroSW https://t.co/2lVn4hYsDR |
| Emilee Sharp @EmileeSharp6 A1 Money being held by the top 1% is not being invested into the economy in order to produce jobs or to create services #macrosw |
| 👑Adrienne Garr👑 @adriennecgarr @JimmySW longer hours, have stagnant wages and are picking up an extra job or two to make rent and possibly a car payment- the other bills may get pushed off to the next month #MacroSW |
| Maria.S @Maria_110515 Maria Sebastian tweeting from Florida (FGCU), BSW Senior! #MacroSW #SOW3233 |
 | Amy @Amy34618774 @BritneyCarbajal Like they said in the film, "The rich are getting richer and the poor are getting poorer." Not to mention there is little to no growth for the lower and middle class #macrosw |
| Kamille @KamilleMoore123 A2. Inequality becomes a problem when people are working full time and can't afford to live #MacroSW |
| ßƦıı @MSWbrii @JimmySW A2: once any one individual is negatively affected by another individuals gain #MacroSW |
| BSW Rodriquez 2 @NicolasRodriq15 A.2 Inequality becomes a problem when the upperclass keeps benefitting from the lower classes work. That no matter how hard the lower class works, there is a pattern of oppression and the upper class keeps repeating the benefits. #MacroSW |
| Kish Johnson @kjohnso33552684 @JimmySW WHEN BASIC NEEDS ARE NOT BEING MET. (but also as soon as it becomes a reality) #MacroSW |
 | Yajaira @Yajaira__A (A2) Inequality becomes a problem when the richest four hundred Americans have more wealth than half of the population in the United States. #MacroSW |
 | Anesha S @AneshaDurham @JimmySW #MacroSW A very small percentage of the population is carrying the majority of the wealth. This is due to the idea that "businesses are too big to fail" bailouts for big businesses but no help for the people. |
| UBuffalo Social Work @UBSSW RT @shelbyscott_sw: A2: A2: I think it has already started to become a problem. The growth of the middle class is declining and with the decline of the middle class comes the decline in the economy. #MacroSW |
| Mayra Carranza @MayraCa64184732 @Schawna4 I agree with you Schawna, the lower class keeps on struggling and inequality gets worst and rich getting richer. Most of the business owners do not pay taxes and I believe there should be policies that need to be change. #MacroSW |
| UBuffalo Social Work @UBSSW RT @Brendaaa_Villa: (A1) I've seen countless people working multiple jobs, still homeless unable to afford basic needs due to rising costs of pretty much everything and minimum wage staying the same and a lack of adequate support #MacroSW |
 | Stephanie Maxfield @steph_maxfield Hello my name is Stephanie I’m a master student at OU #macrosw #SW5602 |
| Andell Napoleon @napoleon_andell A2. Inequality becomes a problem when individuals are stuck in survival mode instead of living life how they are destined #macrosw #sow3232 |
| UBuffalo Social Work @UBSSW RT @KamilleMoore123: @JimmySW #macrosw Inequality becomes a problem when people are working full time and can't afford to live |
| Institute on Trauma and Trauma-Informed Care @UBittic A1 Experiencing poverty can be traumatic in and of itself. Wealth inequality's impacts, including lack of educational/occupational attainment among myriad others, can adversely affect health, wellbeing, and opportunity for generations. #MacroSW https://t.co/dZkAYarinE |
| JazminMSW @jazminwik Q2: When individuals can't even afford a gallon of milk or simply human basic necessities #MacroSW |
| Nancy Andrew @nandrew411 A1 As a country, we place a high value on wealth. We emphasize stuff as sign of success. We hold up 'being rich' as an ideal. While income inequality is hurting everyone in our country, how do we change our value system to support a different relationship to resources? #MacroSW |
| Lauren Miller @lomillies A2: When there is no longer fair opportunity for impoverished people to dig their way out of poverty. Specifically, when there is less access to education and healthcare. #MacroSW |
 | Austin H. @AustinHMSW A2: Inequality becomes a problem when a small number of people have most of the wealth #MacroSW #CSUSMSW |
| Aaliyah Rivers @AaliyahRivers8 Inequality is a problem the second it’s labeled inequality #susocialwork #MacroSW |
| UBuffalo Social Work @UBSSW RT @gretche59199000: A1. The gap between the wealthy and the poor continues to grow. People living in poverty cannot pull themselves out due to our current policies. It is expensive to be poor with what they are having to work with . #SW5602 #macrosw |
| alexisb @alexisb20205891 Inequality becomes a problem when it allows certain people or groups of people to be superior over others. Everyone has their disadvantages in life but when those disadvantages are systematic and suppresses a certain group, it becomes a problem. #SUsocialwork #macrosw |
| Dustin Miller @smileoutloud1 I'm closely watching this $2 trillion government stimulus package. If huge corporations with massive profits can get 100's of billions in funding so can community mental health agencies and everyday people #macrosw |
| Grace @graceonthecasee RT @napoleon_andell: A2. Inequality becomes a problem when individuals are stuck in survival mode instead of living life how they are destined #macrosw #sow3232 |
 | Nicole Williams @NicoleW00305070 @JimmySW The distribution of wealth is just worsening over time in the United States. The pandemic has made it painfully clear just how vast the gap is and just how little this politic environment cares for who it effects. #macrosw |
| UBuffalo Social Work @UBSSW RT @molly_a_warner: @MckieJoshua A1: @MckieJoshua A1: Amen to LACK OF OPPORTUNITY and limited upward mobility for the middle class #MacroSW |
| Jimmy A. Young, PhD, MSW, MPA @JimmySW RT @kjohnso33552684: @JimmySW WHEN BASIC NEEDS ARE NOT BEING MET. (but also as soon as it becomes a reality) #MacroSW |
| Valerie Coblentz @CoblentzValerie A2: In terms of the current COVID-19 pandemic, having inequality in terms of our health care system becomes a huge issue, for those who cannot afford treatment they may not seek it even if they are in need. #SUsocialwork #MacroSW |
| Paige Alexandra Kreppel @PaigeKreppel @OfficialMacroSW How is America planning on dealing with the multiple forms of inequality that are going to arise from this pandemic? Will there be relief programs? #MacroSW #SUsocialwork |
| UBuffalo Social Work @UBSSW RT @PaigeKreppel: @OfficialMacroSW The impact of this global pandemic, COVID-19 has had me thinking about how oppressed populations are handling the stress and anxiety. #SUsocialwork #MacroSW |
| Mikayla Miller @Mikayla53977910 Q2: The inequality becomes a problem when people who are able to bulk purchase needed items such as food, toilet paper, cleaning supplies and disinfecting sprays and others are unable to find the needed items. #macrosw |
| Kayla Applebaum @kayla_applebaum @AaliyahRivers8 Aaliyah, I agree with you 100%. my dad is a realtor for example and he has to worry if his clients will be able to pay rent and if not he has to pay it out of pocket. #susocialwork #MacroSW |
| UBuffalo Social Work @UBSSW RT @adriennecgarr: @JimmySW A1. Simply that the distribution of wealth isn't happening. The wealthiest individuals in the world have the wealth that some countries don't have and companies are breaking records with historic profits. You juxtapose that with everyday workers who are working #MacroSW |
| Margaret Hogan @mkhogan0 #MacroSW A2: Inequality becomes a problem from the moment it begins to the moment people stop fighting to change it. #SOW3232 |
 | Hannah A. BSW @hannahA0412 A2: Inequalityis always an issue. For example in times like these, people who have money have easy access to healthcare and can get tested without showing any symptoms of the COVID-19 while the rest are to be in quarantine #MacroSW #SOW3232 |
| Jimmy A. Young, PhD, MSW, MPA @JimmySW RT @AnneLynnMSW: @CourtneyBreslow @JimmySW It’s really sad how the government is basically controlled by corporations who only care about themselves and their bottom line instead of people. Trickle down economics isn’t a thing #MacroSW |
| Kamille @KamilleMoore123 Truth! Its unjust that one person is deemed "better" than another! #MacroSW |
| UBuffalo Social Work @UBSSW RT @nandrew411: A1 The extremes in wealth distribution is growing. Those at the top of the income ladder possess an extreme amount of wealth. Those at the lower end have less opportunity to acquire wealth. #MacroSW |
| Emily Clonch @ClonchEmily A2: It becomes a problem once people get over looked because they are considered a minority in the U.S. They can't get all the options other people might be able to get. They get over looked at jobs, for healthcare, housing and other resources they might need. #MacroSW #SOW3232 |
| Gerry Stevens @GerryXIII A2- Inequality is a problem anytime there's inequality, frankly. It's particularly bad now but wealth inequality always harms someone, even if it's a low percentage of inequality #MacroSW |
| UBuffalo Social Work @UBSSW RT @JimmySW: Q2: Q2: When do you think inequality becomes a problem? #MacroSW https://t.co/2lVn4hYsDR |
| Institute on Trauma and Trauma-Informed Care @UBittic A2 Inequality can force people to remain in life-threatening scenarios. Those in chronically stressful settings are prone to experiencing traumatic stress reactions associated with poor social, physical, and mental health outcomes. https://t.co/HoUQhWCr3E #MacroSW |
| Samantha Ackerson @SamanthaAckers1 A2: Inequality is a problem especially in instances that are harmful to a particular group, such as the “middle class” #SOW3232 #macrosw |
| Anna @Anna_equality4u Q2: Inequality becomes a problem when those who are treated unequally do not have the same quality of living as others do. When the "unequal" are in danger and lacking the basic human rights we are all entitled to, this is when it becomes a problem. #MacroSW #SuSocialWork |
| hannah storer @hannahnicholes A2) Inequality becomes a problem when people can not afford to live on whatever salary they currently have and "dig themselves into a hole" so to speak #MacroSW #SOW3232 |
| Keely Flaherty @keelyf427 Q2: Inequality becomes a problem when people become marginalized, oppressed, and have less opportunities than those not affected by the impact #MacroSW |
| Karina do Vale @KarinaMagnago #sow3232 you tell em |
| Meagan Weems @WeemsMeagan A2... whoops |
| ßƦıı @MSWbrii A2: once an individuals gain causes the downfall for another individual #macrosw |
| Isabella Alcantara @IsabellaAlcan15 A1: The US has an unbelievable rate of economic inequality.This is because there is not enough emphasis on education, specifically higher education. Not enough students are motivated to seek a higher education leading them to work unskilled jobs with low wages #SOW3232 #MacroSW |
| maicee @maicee98230641 @JimmySW A2- It becomes a problem when one group continues to benefit while the other groups are negatively effected. #MacroSW #SW5602 |
| Jimmy A. Young, PhD, MSW, MPA @JimmySW Next question is coming up!!!! #MacroSW |
| Alec Frank @AlecFrank11 @JimmySW #macroSW A2: i think inequality becomes a problem when it starts to cause inequity. When people stop getting what they need or deserve. |
| Karen Zgoda, LMSW 🫶🏻🐱 @karenzgoda RT @JimmySW: Q2: Q2: When do you think inequality becomes a problem? #MacroSW https://t.co/2lVn4hYsDR |
| UBuffalo Social Work @UBSSW RT @AngelicaMSW: Inequality becomes a problem in the state that we are in right now. As a society we are seeing how inequality hinders working class and low SES individuals from getting the resources they need to be quarantined. #Macrosw |
| Institute on Trauma and Trauma-Informed Care @UBittic A2 COVID-19 is revealing & reinforcing systemic inequality. This may devastate our most vulnerable communities for generations. Responding through a trauma-informed lens can prevent such problems & create healthy, resilient futures for us all. #MacroSW https://t.co/7dIrvfrVhK |
| UBuffalo Social Work @UBSSW RT @SwHitomi: Inequality for All says that "the 400 most high-paid individuals possess more wealth than the entire bottom half of earners In the United States". Typically, people in higher earning brackets don't generate enough economic activity to justify their high salaries! #MacroSW |
| Stephanie Maxfield @steph_maxfield A1: the rich get richer and the poor get poorer. Current policies are not helping the poor like they should. #macrosw #SW5602 |
| Jimmy A. Young, PhD, MSW, MPA @JimmySW RT @UBittic: A2 COVID-19 is revealing & reinforcing systemic inequality. This may devastate our most vulnerable communities for generations. Responding through a trauma-informed lens can prevent such problems & create healthy, resilient futures for us all. #MacroSW https://t.co/7dIrvfrVhK |
| Joshua McKie @MckieJoshua Cost of living rises as wages stay the same. What kind of math is that? #MacroSW |
| Savannah Lindsey @sav_lindsey7 A1: Wealth gap is increasing dramatically. Those at the bottom of the economic ladder have less and less opportunity to gain wealth. #MacroSW #SOW3232 |
| Allison @Allison50673939 #macroSW |
| Caroline Briones, BSW @CBrionesSW @JimmySW A2: Inequality begins a problem the moment it begins to infringe on basic human rights #MacroSW #SOW3232 |
| Grace @graceonthecasee RT @IsabellaAlcan15: A1: A1: The US has an unbelievable rate of economic inequality.This is because there is not enough emphasis on education, specifically higher education. Not enough students are motivated to seek a higher education leading them to work unskilled jobs with low wages #SOW3232 #MacroSW |
| Tess L @fruitleatherss @JimmySW A1 There is an unequal distribution of wealth- the poor are getting poorer and the wealthier are getting wealthier. Part of it is that the top 1% are not spending as much money (putting the money back into the economy), nor are they being taxed as much as they should be. #macroSW |
| Hitomi Fujikura, ASW @HitomiFujiASW Q2: Inequality becomes a problem when people cannot recognize it and do not fight for its eradication. They say no cause is lost as long as there is one fool left fighting for it. We are the fools ;) #macrosw |
| Stacy S. @StacyCSUSMSW @JimmySW Inequality becomes a problem when the wealth gap is so large that a COVID-19 two week stay-at-home order starts making people lose their houses and go hungry while the 1%ers tweet "thoughts and prayers" #MACROSW |
| UBuffalo Social Work @UBSSW RT @MckieJoshua: Exactly! The age old "minimum skills = minimum wage" does not speak to the current job market, and what opportunities are actually available. #MacroSW |
| Ashley Marie @Ashley33mariexo @JimmySW When an individual is working 3 jobs and still can’t afford to put food on the table for their children and on the verge of loosing housing #macrosw |
| Marlene Romo @marlenesw13 RT @AaliyahRivers8: Inequality is a problem the second it’s labeled inequality #susocialwork #MacroSW |
| Sheila Cortez @sheilitacortez Q 2: It becomes a problems during crisis like this COVID-19. Those with wealth and access to resource are likely to remain home without having to worry about rent and bills. The middle class and lower class continue to work because they know they can't stop. #macrosw |
| UBuffalo Social Work @UBSSW RT @marlenesw13: A2: A2: When the numbers show that the top 140 people have more wealth than half of the U.S. That is a problem. #MacroSW |
| YSocialWork, Inc. @YSocialWork Hey Mikayla, I agree the COVID-19 outbreak will and is having a huge impact on the working class. And where are the resources? The media is saying resource here and there but where? People need money to feed their family! #macrosw |
| Ashley Clark @AshleyC92224530 A. 2) Inequality becomes a problem when it hurts or threatens our society. It can hurt the economy, our ideal of equal opportunity and the democracy. This threatens the foundation of our nation. #MacroSW #SOW3232 |
| Meagan Reed @MeaganR57225061 A2: What we are going through now! The lower class are unable to get the resources they need to sustain a quarantine. Not only getting resources to remain home for long periods and they are not making money staying home, furthering their poverty level #MacroSW |
| Colbey Dawkins @ColbeyDawkins Q2. Its all about the Mark of the beast!!! The rich is entitled whilethe middle class puts in the work!!! #MacroSW #SOW3232 |
| Paige Alexandra Kreppel @PaigeKreppel @OfficialMacroSW Justice for different forms of inequality needs to become the norm throughout the world! Will a pandemic such as COVID-19 set us back from this goal happening sooner? #MacroSW #SUsocialwork |
| Nastaran Demehri @Demehri @JimmySW #macrosw From the start since people are disadvantaged and get a late start in life. However, it affects them the most when in a crisis such as right now with the coronavirus. People with resources and money are not as stressed and worried as people with less advantages. |
| 👑Adrienne Garr👑 @adriennecgarr @JimmySW A2. Inequality is a problem in the present moment. People cant afford to live. Additionally low wages effect how much social security income an individual can earn over time. Low stagnant wages mean less social security income over time as a person ages #MacroSW |
| Jimmy A. Young, PhD, MSW, MPA @JimmySW Q3: If the government sets the rules for how the market functions, who do these rules benefit or hurt? #MacroSW https://t.co/vl3mevQnOq |
| Munira A @alami1_m A2. I think it’s a matter of why because there’s no specific point to when inequality is a problem. It will always be a problem. In my opinion, as soon a we witness it, it should tigger a response of unfairness. |
| Nancy Andrew @nandrew411 @alexisb20205891 The systemic nature of income inequality is key. We love the idea of pulling one's self up by his/her bootstraps but that assumes hard work is all it takes to get ahead. #MacroSW |
| SM4SW 📱 @sm4sw RT @JimmySW: Q3: Q3: If the government sets the rules for how the market functions, who do these rules benefit or hurt? #MacroSW https://t.co/vl3mevQnOq |
| Samantha Ackerson @SamanthaAckers1 #MacroSW |
| mckenzie @mckenzgoud96 A2. Inequality became a problem when individuals cant get health care. #MacroSW |
 | Megan @Megan54651301 #MacroSW A1: It appears that income inequality has only increased since the making of the film, and it is in part because of the policies that are put in place that favor the wealthy and provide no relief or support to those in need. |
| Coral Glass @coralkalani @JimmySW #macrosw Q1. I feel like there is a lot going on with our economy just in the past week or so with everything go on. The distribution of wealth is getting worse. |
| Tess L @fruitleatherss @kjohnso33552684 @JimmySW post-coved will it be an even larger gap?! #macroSW |
| Anne L @AnneLynnMSW @JimmySW Inequality becomes a problem when individuals and families can’t afford basic needs like food and housing! #MacroSW |
| J. Plummer 🇧🇧🇺🇸 @PlummerJason A2 I'm a fan of Rawls, so inequality becomes a problem when it is firmly rooted in social identity. I also love the work of Sen, so inequality is a problem when denies people the capacity to live a fully human life #Macrosw |
| Brittany N Smith @BrittanyNSmit13 @JimmySW The gap between the poor and wealthy have continued to increase, but with the coronavirus, things are shifting a little. Big business is getting affected, as well as everyone else. #macrosw #CO_Jackson |
 | Mandy Jane Jones @MandyJaneJones4 A1: Salaries for the working class is stagnant while the 1% see the majority of wealth. The issue is they aren’t spending enough to stimulate the economy. #macrosw #sw5602 |
| Anesha S @AneshaDurham @AnneLynnMSW @CourtneyBreslow @JimmySW #MacroSW Agreed Anne, Even when it comes to the COVID-19 the government is more concerned with giving grants and loans to bussinesses than the people who are losing their jobs. |
| UBuffalo Social Work @UBSSW RT @JimmySW: @Ashley33mariexo @AlanaLewis18 You should have 280 now :-) #Macrosw |
| Yuki @Yukes4571 Q1 - In the United States, we have the most unequal distribution of income and wealth. I was surprised to learn that the top 400 of the wealthiest people have more wealth than half of the population in the United States. #MacroSW #SOW3233 |
| Austin H. @AustinHMSW A3: I think that the government’s rules on the market benefit the rich and do not allow lower SES communities to benefit #MacroSW #CSUSMSW |
| Rachel Taylor @RTaylorsw Inequality becomes a problem when income determines if you get proper healthcare or not. Especially during a pandemic. #MacroSW |
| UBuffalo Social Work @UBSSW RT @Silver_Fang797: #MacroSW Q2. In times like now, where people are getting sick and they are scared. The wealthy and famous shouldn't have more access to Covid-19 tests more so than me just because they have money. |
| willgoff @willgoff4 #macrosw The rules should benefit all people, but recently they have benefited the rich. |
| 👑Adrienne Garr👑 @adriennecgarr @Yajaira__A Also when an individual income looks like the budget for a nation can be a bit of a concern #MacroSW |
| Ashley Cox @AshleyCox1215 @JimmySW When people in our society are not able to receive the necessities they need in order to live a healthy and safe life. #MacroSW |
| Tess L @fruitleatherss @willgoff4 @JimmySW yeahhhhhhhhhhh #macroSW |
| courtney breslow @CourtneyBreslow A2 I don’t know what full equalitywoukd look like. Inequality is an issue when people are struggling to have basic human rights. #MacroSW #csusmsw |
| Aaliyah Rivers @AaliyahRivers8 A2: I keep bringing it back to our current pandemic because this is a prime example of inequality today and it’s a problem #susocialwork #MacroSW |
| UBuffalo Social Work @UBSSW RT @hannahA0412: A2: A2: Inequalityis always an issue. For example in times like these, people who have money have easy access to healthcare and can get tested without showing any symptoms of the COVID-19 while the rest are to be in quarantine #MacroSW #SOW3232 |
| gretchen @gretche59199000 @JimmySW A2. When you cannot afford your basic needs. When 80% of your paycheck is going to rent each month #SW5602 #Macrosw |
| Ashley Cox @AshleyCox1215 RT @JimmySW: Q2: Q2: When do you think inequality becomes a problem? #MacroSW https://t.co/2lVn4hYsDR |
| Emilee Sharp @EmileeSharp6 RT @SamanthaAckers1: #MacroSW |
| Molly Warner @molly_a_warner A2: Inequality becomes a problem when you need a second refrigerator in the garage and your neighbor has to work multiple jobs to afford one meal #MacroSW |
| UBuffalo Social Work @UBSSW RT @UBittic: A2 Inequality can force people to remain in life-threatening scenarios. Those in chronically stressful settings are prone to experiencing traumatic stress reactions associated with poor social, physical, and mental health outcomes. https://t.co/HoUQhWCr3E #MacroSW |
| Kish Johnson @kjohnso33552684 @fruitleatherss @JimmySW or will it pull the top down closer? #macrosw |
| Alexa Mediak @AlexaMediak @JimmySW A2. Inequality is always a problem! It is especially apparent in times of crisis. Those with a lower SES do not have the means to meet basic needs especially when losing their source of income. #macrosw |
| Amy @Amy34618774 A2: Inequality becomes a problem when people are not getting their essestial needs met #macrosw |
| Anna @Anna_equality4u Q2:We are in a pandemic and all the students who are at home living in poverty with no internet access and are unable to get the education and resources they need and deserve. These children will fall behind while others excel because of their access. #MacroSW #SuSocialWork |
| Mayra Carranza @MayraCa64184732 @JimmySW A2: Inequality becomes a problem, when individuals are not able to survive, bring food to their table and their is no security. Inequality continues to be a problem in this country. #Macrosw |
| Ashley Cox @AshleyCox1215 RT @JimmySW: Q3: Q3: If the government sets the rules for how the market functions, who do these rules benefit or hurt? #MacroSW https://t.co/vl3mevQnOq |
| Olivia Blackman @oliviablackma10 A2: I agree, this issue has several avenues this can lead to! Their a strong link between inequality and mental health issues, drug use, poverty, violence, etc. #macrosw #sow3232 |
| msw_merid002 @EsthelaMerida A2: inequality becomes a problem when resources are distributed equally #MacroSW |
| Meagan Weems @WeemsMeagan A3: The rules seem to benefit those who are taking stakes in the operation or benefit from them. Therefore, the policies hurt those that government has no connection or interest in. #MacroSW #SOW3232 |
| Grecia Quiroz @GreciaQuiroz18 A2: I believe inequality becomes an issue when it’s evident that people are doing their best to move forward but cannot.Onemust be realistic and understand that unfortunately there will always be a “lower class”.Even so, opportunities should be equal 4 everyone #MacroSW #SOW3232 |
| Jimmy A. Young, PhD, MSW, MPA @JimmySW Be sure to include #MacroSW in your tweets. Lots of really great answers to these questions. https://t.co/6fyWw8VNRU |
| Kamille @KamilleMoore123 Does anyone know what full equality would look like? have we ever had full equality? #MacroSW |
| Esperanza V @EsperanzaV16 A2) I believe "Inequality" in any form is always a problem BUT speaking towards this topic, it is a problem here bc the line between the middle class&the poor are so blurred but its painfully obvious who the rich are (the 1%). SO MANY Americans are struggling #macrosw #SOW3232 |
| Chileechung @chileechung A2- when the chance for opportunity for gain comes at a disadvantage for the other party. #macrosw |
| UBuffalo Social Work @UBSSW RT @maicee98230641: @JimmySW A2- It becomes a problem when one group continues to benefit while the other groups are negatively effected. #MacroSW #SW5602 |
| alana mcfadden @alana_mcfadden A2: I believe inequality becomes a problem when it starts to hinder basic human rights like housing, education, a good paying job. #sow3232 #macrosw |
| UBuffalo Social Work @UBSSW RT @JimmySW: Next question is coming up!!!! #MacroSW |
| Bell_Chac @BellChac @JimmySW when elected officials are purchased from those @ the top, they benefit these wealthy individuals and neglect the needs of those who cant afford them, the average person. #macrosw |
| Stacy S. @StacyCSUSMSW @Ashley33mariexo @JimmySW While the CEOs of their 3 jobs sit on their thrones counting their money #macrosw |
| UBuffalo Social Work @UBSSW RT @UBittic: A2 COVID-19 is revealing & reinforcing systemic inequality. This may devastate our most vulnerable communities for generations. Responding through a trauma-informed lens can prevent such problems & create healthy, resilient futures for us all. #MacroSW https://t.co/7dIrvfrVhK |
| Mikayla Miller @Mikayla53977910 Q3: The rules of limiting the supplies purchases will be an issue for large families, companies that purchase in bulk, people who cannot get out of the house often and purchase for long periods of time, and many other people will run into issues with these rules. #macrosw |
| Nancy Andrew @nandrew411 @UniteThePoor and @blocbyblocMKE are great examples of two organizations who are organizing lower income and underserved Americans to advocate for themselves. #SUsocialwork #MacroSW |
| Jimmy A. Young, PhD, MSW, MPA @JimmySW RT @alana_mcfadden: A2: A2: I believe inequality becomes a problem when it starts to hinder basic human rights like housing, education, a good paying job. #sow3232 #macrosw |
| Karina Lopez @social_fl A1: today the 400 richest Americans own more of the country’s riches than the bottom 60%. Large cooperations have taken over family owned stores. These larger stores usually paying minimum wage making it difficult for anyone to make a decent wage. #macrosw #sow3232 |
| Tess L @fruitleatherss @AlliWare826 @JimmySW She ain't my friend. ;) I agree though- this "we're all in this together"...when we look at social inequalities we see we are very much NOT in this together. #macroSW |
| Manoucheca Byssainthe @BSW_Manoucheca A2) inequality becomes a problem the moment one person is treated as less than another for any reason #MacroSW #SOW3232 |
| UBuffalo Social Work @UBSSW RT @MckieJoshua: Cost of living rises as wages stay the same. What kind of math is that? #MacroSW |
 | sydney swinker @SSwinker If the government controls the market then it would benefit the wealthy rather than the working class. #macrosw #SOW3232 |
| BSW Rodriquez 2 @NicolasRodriq15 Q.3 The government, has many bad effects. People represent themselves and people like them. If you look at a majority of the government, it's one demographic. They look out for themselves and it becomes a pattern of oppression for the different demographics #MacroSW #SOW3232 |
| gretchen @gretche59199000 @JimmySW A3. Benefit the rich and hurt the poor #SW5602 #MacroSW |
| alexisb @alexisb20205891 @JimmySW (A3) usually these rules tend to benefit those in power (the ones with wealth). The government tries hard to help those who are struggling bad but for those peole who are just getting by, it is hard. There is no real help for those people, just struggle. #SUsocialwork #macrosw |
| Amari Castle @CastleAmari RT @JimmySW: Q2: Q2: When do you think inequality becomes a problem? #MacroSW https://t.co/2lVn4hYsDR |
| Shelby Scott @shelbyscott_sw A3: Theoretically, the rules set by the government would benefit everyone. In reality, it depends on the law. Laws such as taxes, lobbying, and social programs. Today it seems as if laws favor the upper class. #MacroSW |
| Amari Castle @CastleAmari RT @JimmySW: Q3: Q3: If the government sets the rules for how the market functions, who do these rules benefit or hurt? #MacroSW https://t.co/vl3mevQnOq |
| Savannah Lindsey @sav_lindsey7 A3: In an ideal world, these rules would benefit all people. However, they tend to benefit the rich and harm the poor. #MacroSW #SOW3232 |
| UBuffalo Social Work @UBSSW RT @adriennecgarr: @Yajaira__A Also when an individual income looks like the budget for a nation can be a bit of a concern #MacroSW |
| Allison @Allison50673939 @AngelicaMSW @JimmySW I think inequality becomes a problem when those that are truly in the need of basic supplies or supports are no longer receiving them. While others are still care free to go receive the services with no hassle. #macroSW |
| 👑Adrienne Garr👑 @adriennecgarr @willgoff4 Everyone isn't playing with the same rules or advantages. The reasons why the rules benefit the wealthy is because the game was designed that way. Systematically the rules favor the wealthy. #MacroSW https://t.co/Dx5UkiAoPw |
| Megan @Megan54651301 @SwHitomi I agree! A big part of the problem is that not enough people recognize it. #MacroSW |
| Angelica Carrasco @AngelicaMSW @mckenzgoud96 especially in time like we are in right now. Indivuals who cannot get healthcare and might be exposed COVID-19 #MacroSW |
| Yuki @Yukes4571 A1: it becomes a problem when over time the wealthy become even more wealthier while the middle class gets poorer . If income distribution was equal then both classes should be advancing. #MacroSW #SOW3232 |
| Anna @Anna_equality4u Q3: The rules are created by the made to benefit the wealthy. Those of us who have no say, will never have a say because the system is meant to keep us where we are, at the bottom of the totem pole. The rules keeps us down and keep the wealthy up. #MacroSW #SuSocialWork |
| Keely Flaherty @keelyf427 Q3: If the government set the rules, the 1% would benefit the most and the 99% would suffer #MacroSW |
| Dawn M @DawnM86450136 @JimmySW A1:If you are speaking the COVID-19 many business will receive trillions of dollars but individuals will only receive $1000 each. Many business have made thousands of dollars before the pandemic. Many Households are living paycheck 2 paycheck currently.#SUSocilWork #MacroSW |
| BL @briluthart @JimmySW A2. Inequality is always an issue, but when we are living in a society with Covid19 where many middle class workers have lost their jobs, they can not afford their mortgage, rent, bills, student loans. Living paycheck to paycheck means they actually need a paycheck. #macrosw |
| Schawna @Schawna4 @RTaylorsw So true! when your health and healthcare are at stake inequality has gone too far.. #MacroSW |
| Amari Castle @CastleAmari RT @Ashley33mariexo: Dr. Young. We are all lost on what we have to do right now 😂😂 @JimmySW #MacroSW |
| UBuffalo Social Work @UBSSW RT @JimmySW: Be sure to include #MacroSW in your tweets. Lots of really great answers to these questions. https://t.co/6fyWw8VNRU |
| Jimmy A. Young, PhD, MSW, MPA @JimmySW RT @adriennecgarr: @willgoff4 Everyone isn't playing with the same rules or advantages. The reasons why the rules benefit the wealthy is because the game was designed that way. Systematically the rules favor the wealthy. #MacroSW https://t.co/Dx5UkiAoPw |
| Molly Warner @molly_a_warner @AnneLynnMSW @CourtneyBreslow @JimmySW Don't forget, they also really care about pillows #inequalityforall #MacroSW |
| Angelina M Saunders @AngelinaMSaund1 @BritneyCarbajal When at least half the population of the country doesn't realize that it is a problem fo sure!! #csusmsw #jimmysw #macrosw |
 | 𝗦𝘁𝗲𝗽𝗵𝗲𝗻 𝗖𝘂𝗺𝗺𝗶𝗻𝗴𝘀 @spcummings Hi #MacroSW folks, Stephen here, clinical assistant prof at the @UISchoolofSW. Sorry to be late joining the chat! https://t.co/suJLJflcCt |
| UBuffalo Social Work @UBSSW RT @nandrew411: @UniteThePoor and @blocbyblocMKE are great examples of two organizations who are organizing lower income and underserved Americans to advocate for themselves. #SUsocialwork #MacroSW |
| Gerry Stevens @GerryXIII A3- The rules for how the market functions generaly benefit the wealthy and powerful the most. There are few labor protections in the US, while large corporations benefit from tax loopholes, limited regulations, low wages, and increased labor productivity #MacroSW |
| Isabella Alcantara @IsabellaAlcan15 A2: inequality is a problem now. It is so unsettling knowing how many working people are unable to meet their basic needs #MacroSW #SOW3232 |
| Joshua McKie @MckieJoshua A3 if the government set rules, it would hurt the rich and benefit the poor (hopefully). But, what doesn’t kill you may save lives #MacroSW https://t.co/LX6yDCMisY |
| Munira A @alami1_m A3. Those in power within the government making these rule are the ones to benefit. Those who provide money to those in power also benefit. The rules however can hurt anyone! #MacroSW #SUsocialwork |
 | Allison Berkowitz ❤️ (She/Her) @SocialWorkItOut A1 - Our country has let capitalism & greed get far out of balance. Wealth inequality is greater now than before the Great Depression. We need to elect leaders - & #RunForSomething ourselves - who care about everyday people & will create laws to turn the ship around. #MacroSW https://t.co/oKBKSjvChH |
| Allison @Allison50673939 RT @CBrionesSW: @JimmySW A2: @JimmySW A2: Inequality begins a problem the moment it begins to infringe on basic human rights #MacroSW #SOW3232 |
| YSocialWork, Inc. @YSocialWork Yes, I agree and like singer Cardi B said on one of her videos a day or so ago, people who form part of the higher class are getting tested without symptoms and the middle and lower class are not because it said that there is little tools to do so! |
| Kayla Applebaum @kayla_applebaum @AshleyCox1215 @JimmySW I agree Ashley. For me personally I luckily am an essential personal so I am still able to have a steady income. But I know for some people they don't even have enough money to go out and buy groceries. #MacroSW #SUsocialwork |
| Amy @Amy34618774 @MayraCa64184732 @JimmySW I completely agree! Especially now when people are getting laid off when they were already struggling to pay bills and put food on the table #MacroSW |
| Katie Slominski @SlominskiKatie A2: Inequality has always been a pressing issue but the severe level of inequality that has presented itself throughout this global pandemic shows how bad inequality really is. #MacroSW #SOW3232 |
 | Michael T @MichaelCSUSMSW A2: Inequality within a capitalist system is arguably an inevitable reality. The challenge is when inequality affects equitable access to wealth to and to meet basic needs #MacroSW |
| Meagan Reed @MeaganR57225061 A3: They SHOULD benefit all people. They ACTUALLY benefit the rich, in return hurting people who are living in poverty. #MacroSW |
| Andell Napoleon @napoleon_andell A3: currently in our society these rules are being set by individuals who don’t understand how Americans citizens I’m outside of the 1% operate on a day to day. The rules are really to benefit government officials and the 1% not us regular citizens |
| Mandy Jane Jones @MandyJaneJones4 A2. Inequality becomes a problem when there’s a group of people who can not afford the minimum needed to meet basic needs. Healthcare, childcare, food! #macrosw #sw5602 |
| UBuffalo Social Work @UBSSW RT @adriennecgarr: @willgoff4 Everyone isn't playing with the same rules or advantages. The reasons why the rules benefit the wealthy is because the game was designed that way. Systematically the rules favor the wealthy. #MacroSW https://t.co/Dx5UkiAoPw |
| Annette Bermejo @AnnetteBermejo1 @JimmySW @UBSSW (A1)The money never seems to trickle down to the bottom class. Especially due to the greed seen by individuals of high SES to increase profits at all costs. #MacroSW |
| Brianna @BriannaNavin @JimmySW A2: Inequality become a problem when privilege outweighs hard work #MacroSW https://t.co/tRdx2BZwvb |
 | Brian Romero, MSW @BrianRny Frankly we have no distribution of wealth in this nation. The rich are getting richer and the poor are getting poorer. #MacroSW |
| maicee @maicee98230641 @JimmySW The rules should benefit everyone, but unfortunately they only benefit the rich and leave the ones that need the help helpless. #MacroSW #SW5602 |
| UBuffalo Social Work @UBSSW RT @JimmySW: Q3: Q3: If the government sets the rules for how the market functions, who do these rules benefit or hurt? #MacroSW https://t.co/vl3mevQnOq |
| YSocialWork, Inc. @YSocialWork (A1) Good one-wealthier families can afford to hold riskier assets, like stock, while those at the bottom of the distribution live with more volatile circumstances due to growing living costs, especially those with more children, which attributes to poverty. #macrosw |
| Nastaran Demehri @Demehri @JimmySW #macrosw Q 3: These rules would most likely benefit the ones with resources/money and power and not really affect the ones who are poor or do not have as much power. |
| Andell Napoleon @napoleon_andell #macrosw #sow3232 |
 | Holly Yang @h0llyhigh @JimmySW A2: Inequality becomes a problem when most capital enterprises are profit-seeking, attempting to reduce costs and maximize benefits at the expense of the workers. #macrosw |
| Jimmy A. Young, PhD, MSW, MPA @JimmySW Question 4 is coming up Next. #MacroSW https://t.co/M4HCK21f7F |
| TTO Productions @ttoproductions A3 the rules set will always try to show growth in a free market economy. Growth at all costs. If not growth, sustainability #macrosw |
| JazminMSW @jazminwik Q3: Realistically speaking, when the government creates new laws, it is done to benefit the 1%. The rest...the rest just has to work harder. #MacroSW |
| Institute on Trauma and Trauma-Informed Care @UBittic A3 Policies can position people to be re-traumatized. States with high income inequality allocate less money to public goods (healthcare, education, etc.), disproportionately impacting our most marginalized & disenfranchised people/communities. #MacroSW (1/2) |
| Anne L @AnneLynnMSW @JimmySW Ever since Citizens United, corporations and lobbyists have flooded our government with money. When the government sets rules, it’s not in the best interest of the people; it’s in the best interest of those corporations #MacroSW |
| Hitomi Fujikura, ASW @HitomiFujiASW Q3: Assuming that most people in the government making these decisions are wealthy, I wonder if they are not skewed for benefits in that direction? Yet, they affect all of us, especially those of us in the middle and lower SES. #MacroSW |
| alana mcfadden @alana_mcfadden A3: if the government were to set any type of rules, it would be in their benefit and to make money off of the middle and lower classes. But good news is, I think people are just now starting to come to this realization and standing up to this #macrosw #sow3232 |
| Brittany N Smith @BrittanyNSmit13 @JimmySW Inequality begins a problem when basic human rights are not being met #MacroSW #CO_Jackson |
| Aaliyah Rivers @AaliyahRivers8 A3: these rules SHOULD be helping those in the most need, although unfortunately there are many ways around rules set in place and some of the rules end up helping those who in reality do not need it. #susocialwork #MacroSW |
| Valerie Coblentz @CoblentzValerie A3: When the government sets the rules for how the market functions it will benefit the upper classes. These people tend to be more educated and make more money and therefore have more of an influence because of their privileges. #SUsocialwork #MacroSW |
| UBuffalo Social Work @UBSSW Good thread... #MacroSW |
| Jimmy A. Young, PhD, MSW, MPA @JimmySW Q4: Who is looking out for the American worker? Who do you think should be & what could be done? #MacroSW https://t.co/tBvUOR7H9t |
| Bell_Chac @BellChac @alexisb20205891 @JimmySW can you explain a little how government helps peeps struggling? interesting point! #macrosw |
| SM4SW 📱 @sm4sw RT @JimmySW: Q4: Q4: Who is looking out for the American worker? Who do you think should be & what could be done? #MacroSW https://t.co/tBvUOR7H9t |
| UBuffalo Social Work @UBSSW RT @GerryXIII: A3- The rules for how the market functions generaly benefit the wealthy and powerful the most. There are few labor protections in the US, while large corporations benefit from tax loopholes, limited regulations, low wages, and increased labor productivity #MacroSW |
| Nancy Andrew @nandrew411 @social_fl This is important info to frame the discussion on income inequality. #SUSocialWork #MacroSW |
| Munira A @alami1_m #macros #susocialwork ^^^^ |
| Marlene Romo @marlenesw13 A3:The rules should not hurt anyone because there is no absolute need to have the top 1% hoarding all the money. It is evident through the documentary that the middle class is the one that keeps the economy moving not the 1%. #MacroSW |
| Karen Zgoda, LMSW 🫶🏻🐱 @karenzgoda RT @JimmySW: Be sure to include #MacroSW in your tweets. Lots of really great answers to these questions. https://t.co/6fyWw8VNRU |
| Jessica Hernandez @jessicaahern24 A2: Inequality has always been a problem due to not everyone having access to basic needs. A lot of people struggle day by day while others have it all. #macrosw |
| Colbey Dawkins @ColbeyDawkins Q3. The rules that are being set by the government seem to effect the working class. Such as taxes which usually only imapcts the working class population #MacroSW #SOW3232 |
| Mandy Jane Jones @MandyJaneJones4 A2: it becomes a problem when a pandemic occurs and people begin to hoard food and toiletries while others have to wait till the 3rd for their food stamp card to load and wait... now there’s no food. #macrosw #sw5602 |
| Grecia Quiroz @GreciaQuiroz18 A3. The market laws are supposed to help everyone but they tend to help large businesses owners and corporations. TAXES!! These tend to tremendously higher for lower income individuals which to me makes no sense. #MacroSW #SOW3232 |
| UBuffalo Social Work @UBSSW RT @alami1_m: A3. Those in power within the government making these rule are the ones to benefit. Those who provide money to those in power also benefit. The rules however can hurt anyone! #MacroSW #SUsocialwork |
| Allison @Allison50673939 @JimmySW In a ideal environment these rules should be able to benefit everybody. In reality these rules are only going to benefit those in power (A.K.A the wealthy) #macrosw |
| Institute on Trauma and Trauma-Informed Care @UBittic A3 Notably, though, policies can also neutralize & heal when crafted through a trauma-informed lens. Giving people from all socioeconomic backgrounds voice, choice, & a seat at a collaborative policymaking table can help move us toward equity.#MacroSW https://t.co/dZkAYarinE 2/2 |
| UBuffalo Social Work @UBSSW RT @SocialWorkItOut: A1 - Our country has let capitalism & greed get far out of balance. Wealth inequality is greater now than before the Great Depression. We need to elect leaders - & #RunForSomething ourselves - who care about everyday people & will create laws to turn the ship around. #MacroSW https://t.co/oKBKSjvChH |
| willgoff @willgoff4 #macrosw The democrats generally lookout for the American worker. We need to get a Democrat into the White House. |
| Rachel Condit @moremilkteaplz @JimmySW A3: Sure does seem to benefit the same people that benefit from Reaganomics. Coincidentally, it also appears to hurt the people hurt by Reaganomics #macrosw https://t.co/F5bsFz426G |
| Amari Castle @CastleAmari RT @JimmySW: Q4: Q4: Who is looking out for the American worker? Who do you think should be & what could be done? #MacroSW https://t.co/tBvUOR7H9t |
| ßƦıı @MSWbrii @JimmySW A4: People who have never been the american worker unfortunately #MacroSW |
| UBuffalo Social Work @UBSSW RT @MeaganR57225061: A3: A3: They SHOULD benefit all people. They ACTUALLY benefit the rich, in return hurting people who are living in poverty. #MacroSW |
| Marlene Romo @marlenesw13 @jazminwik True! and keep on working paycheck to paycheck and unable to ever have a savings account #MacroSW |
| Katie Slominski @SlominskiKatie Inequality is seeing individuals risk their health/lives during COVID-19 b/c they need to make money to provide food for their family. It's watching sick patients struggle to get tested while upper 1% can test at the snap of a finger even with "limited supply" #SOW3232 #MacroSW |
 | Viv @viviannn_1 @JimmySW A1: what’s happening today in terms of the lack of distribution of wealth is the top 1%! This leaves rest of the people struggling to survive and live paycheck to paycheck. #MacroSW |
| TTO Productions @ttoproductions A4: Our president says he is but it does not feel truthful. #macrosw |
| Aaliyah Rivers @AaliyahRivers8 A4: In reality I think it’s the individuals that ARE suffering that look out for each other. I know people with little that give EVERYTHING to help someone in a similar situation. #susocialwork #MacroSW |
| UBuffalo Social Work @UBSSW RT @JimmySW: Question 4 is coming up Next. #MacroSW https://t.co/M4HCK21f7F |
| Alexa Mediak @AlexaMediak @Allison50673939 @JimmySW absolutely!! this will not impact those with a higher SES nearly as much #macrosw |
| Anne L @AnneLynnMSW @BritneyCarbajal So true! It seems like everything only benefits the rich and the corporations. How is that government for the people if it only takes into account the interests of the few? #MacroSW |
| 👑Adrienne Garr👑 @adriennecgarr @JimmySW A3. Contrary to popular belief regulation is what stabilizes the market. The last thing we need is the volatility of the Amerincan19-teens! When government sets the rules for the distribution of wealth costs are share more equitable and the economy actually thrives #MacroSW |
| J. Plummer 🇧🇧🇺🇸 @PlummerJason A3 If government sets the rules for how the market functions, then social workers should be involved in government office holders, staffers, expert witnesses. The rules should benefit the people #MacroSW |
| Karina Lopez @social_fl A2: inequality is a problem when we have people working over 40 hours a week and not having enough money to afford their basic living expenses. #sow3232 #MacroSW |
| Gerry Stevens @GerryXIII A4 (1/2): Barely anyone in power in the US is looking after workers. Ideally, labor unions would be, but there isn’t a strong labor union movement in this country. Politicians should be looking out for workers, but most are not. #macrosw |
| UBuffalo Social Work @UBSSW RT @UBittic: A3 Policies can position people to be re-traumatized. States with high income inequality allocate less money to public goods (healthcare, education, etc.), disproportionately impacting our most marginalized & disenfranchised people/communities. #MacroSW (1/2) |
| Angelina M Saunders @AngelinaMSaund1 @UBSSW @JimmySW present Jimmy #jimmysw #csusmsw #macrosw |
| UBuffalo Social Work @UBSSW RT @UBittic: A3 Notably, though, policies can also neutralize & heal when crafted through a trauma-informed lens. Giving people from all socioeconomic backgrounds voice, choice, & a seat at a collaborative policymaking table can help move us toward equity.#MacroSW https://t.co/dZkAYarinE 2/2 |
| Savannah Lindsey @sav_lindsey7 RT @SlominskiKatie: Inequality is seeing individuals risk their health/lives during COVID-19 b/c they need to make money to provide food for their family. It's watching sick patients struggle to get tested while upper 1% can test at the snap of a finger even with "limited supply" #SOW3232 #MacroSW |
| Alec Frank @AlecFrank11 "...even the richest people person sleeps with only one or two (pillows)." - Nick Hanauer #macroSW #inequalityforall |
| Brianna @BriannaNavin @AnneLynnMSW @JimmySW I agree. So what can we as social workers due to not lose hope and continue fighting and advocating for our people? #MacroSW |
 | MelmoMacdaffy😷 @MelmoMacdaffy RT @SocialWorkItOut: A1 - Our country has let capitalism & greed get far out of balance. Wealth inequality is greater now than before the Great Depression. We need to elect leaders - & #RunForSomething ourselves - who care about everyday people & will create laws to turn the ship around. #MacroSW https://t.co/oKBKSjvChH |
| UBuffalo Social Work @UBSSW RT @GreciaQuiroz18: A3. The market laws are supposed to help everyone but they tend to help large businesses owners and corporations. TAXES!! These tend to tremendously higher for lower income individuals which to me makes no sense. #MacroSW #SOW3232 |
| Dustin Miller @smileoutloud1 American workers need to look after themselves via unions and unionization. Unions can organize, fundraise, influence policy, and bargain for legitimate wages #MacroSW |
 | Janeth Ramos @JanethR99565988 A4: I think we have to become more engaged in union work to seek advocacy for fair wages, benefits, and retirement. |
| Karen Zgoda, LMSW 🫶🏻🐱 @karenzgoda RT @JimmySW: Q3: Q3: If the government sets the rules for how the market functions, who do these rules benefit or hurt? #MacroSW https://t.co/vl3mevQnOq |
| Shelby Scott @shelbyscott_sw A4: At this point, the American worker has to look out for themselves because no one else is. The people who should be looking out for the American worker are the officials that they got elected. #MacroSW |
| YSocialWork, Inc. @YSocialWork So true and unfair to use the working class!! #macrosw https://t.co/m5ZnFOkCQ0 |
| UBuffalo Social Work @UBSSW RT @nandrew411: @social_fl This is important info to frame the discussion on income inequality. #SUSocialWork #MacroSW |
| SUJOE @SUJOE6 @PlummerJason A2: It becomes a problem when one has too much to every use while another has too little to live. #MacroSW #SUsocialwork |
| Andell Napoleon @napoleon_andell A4: in my opinion I think no one is looking out for the American people if you are not in the 1%. Who should thoigh? Government officials....THATS WHY WE ELECT THEM INTO OFFICE. #macrosw #sow3232 |
| BL @briluthart @GerryXIII @UBSSW Agreed. I think a lot of the way government sets up aid and market functions tend to benefit cooperations, which further oppress the employees of that cooperation. They get all the money and get away with paying worker close to minimum wage. #macrosw |
| Olivia Blackman @oliviablackma10 A4: The only one to look out for the American worker is the American worker! The only ones who fully understand the needs of the American workers are American workers themselves; they should be setting the conditions for other workers. |
| Kelly @Kelly79942402 2a It is already a problem. When middle class income is too low for purchasing a house. #Macrosw |
| Karen Zgoda, LMSW 🫶🏻🐱 @karenzgoda RT @adriennecgarr: @willgoff4 Everyone isn't playing with the same rules or advantages. The reasons why the rules benefit the wealthy is because the game was designed that way. Systematically the rules favor the wealthy. #MacroSW https://t.co/Dx5UkiAoPw |
| UBuffalo Social Work @UBSSW RT @JimmySW: Q4: Q4: Who is looking out for the American worker? Who do you think should be & what could be done? #MacroSW https://t.co/tBvUOR7H9t |
| Grace @graceonthecasee RT @GreciaQuiroz18: A2: A2: I believe inequality becomes an issue when it’s evident that people are doing their best to move forward but cannot.Onemust be realistic and understand that unfortunately there will always be a “lower class”.Even so, opportunities should be equal 4 everyone #MacroSW #SOW3232 |
| Meagan Reed @MeaganR57225061 A4: Generally speaking, democrats tend to look out for the American worker. The government, regardless of party, should be looking out for them. #MacroSW |
| SK Marie @Silver_Fang797 #MacroSW Q4. I think we can't rely on our government right now to look out for the typical american worker. Maybe this is naive of me, but maybe if we looked out for reach other more often and were more united, our government might follow eventually? |
| James Fargnoli @FargnoliJames A3: Congressional leaders benefit from corporations that fund their campaigns, and corporations benefit from laws that are passed that keep the corporations from paying their fair share in taxes. #macrosw #SOW3232#quid pro quo |
| Karen Zgoda, LMSW 🫶🏻🐱 @karenzgoda RT @JimmySW: Q4: Q4: Who is looking out for the American worker? Who do you think should be & what could be done? #MacroSW https://t.co/tBvUOR7H9t |
| courtney breslow @CourtneyBreslow A4 The American worker better be looking out for themselves because no one else is. #MacroSW |
| 👑Adrienne Garr👑 @adriennecgarr @JimmySW A3. We can take a look at the economic growth of the 40s, 50s and 60s where an entire household could be maintained by ONE income #MacroSW |
| Nancy Andrew @nandrew411 Also consider the influence of money on politics in this discussion. The amount of money that many candidates need to raise at even the state and local level is prohibitive. This limits diversity among our elected leaders and keeps to the status quo. #SUsocialwork #MacroSW |
| Aaliyah Rivers @AaliyahRivers8 Who should be helping? Those who signed up to help THE PEOPLE. that’s ALL people not people deemed by society as worthy of receiving help based on standards set by the more privileged. #macrosw #susocialwork |
| Janeth Ramos @JanethR99565988 #MacroSw |
| Amy @Amy34618774 A4: No one is looking out for the American worker, but the American workers themselves #macrosw |
| Jessica Hernandez @jessicaahern24 A3: Benefit = the rich Hurt = the working poor It's a sad reality. #macrosw |
| Brittany N Smith @BrittanyNSmit13 @adriennecgarr @JimmySW Yes! Especially at a time like this when so many people are not being paid and are still forced to pay their bills without any income coming in. #MacroSW #CO_Jackson |
| Gerry Stevens @GerryXIII A4:(2/2) There should be more labor unions, stronger worker protections, universal healthcare, and stronger safety nets. To go further, I think workplaces should be more democratized, less vertically hierarchical and workers should have more power in the workplace #MacroSW |
| ßƦıı @MSWbrii the truth hurts! |
| Karen Zgoda, LMSW 🫶🏻🐱 @karenzgoda A4: #MacroSW |
| Emilee Sharp @EmileeSharp6 RT @Amy34618774: A4: A4: No one is looking out for the American worker, but the American workers themselves #macrosw |
| UBuffalo Social Work @UBSSW RT @adriennecgarr: @JimmySW A3. Contrary to popular belief regulation is what stabilizes the market. The last thing we need is the volatility of the Amerincan19-teens! When government sets the rules for the distribution of wealth costs are share more equitable and the economy actually thrives #MacroSW |
| UBuffalo Social Work @UBSSW RT @GerryXIII: A4 (1/2): A4 (1/2): Barely anyone in power in the US is looking after workers. Ideally, labor unions would be, but there isn’t a strong labor union movement in this country. Politicians should be looking out for workers, but most are not. #macrosw |
| Meagan Weems @WeemsMeagan #MacroSW #SOW3232 |
| hannah storer @hannahnicholes A4) I feel like those who have not been an American worker/"average worker" are looking out for them but not actually. We need to look out for ourselves, we as social workers should look out for them, as well as help in any way possible. #MacroSW #SOW3232 |
| Hitomi Fujikura, ASW @HitomiFujiASW Q4: Who is looking out for the American worker? Who do you think should be & what could be done? Big companies sure aren't, but they should be! Inequality for All tells us that big companies are for making money, not creating good jobs. #macrosw |
| Sheila Cortez @sheilitacortez Q 3: We have to think of who makes up the government and that's who it will benefit if the rules of how the market functions is made up by the government. The wealthy make up the government and thats who it will benefit. It will hurt all those who aren't wealthy. #macrosw |
 | Terry Cluse-Tolar, she/her @swkterry A3. The market benefits the wealthy - the top 1% holding most of the investment. #MacroSW #SW5602 |
| Anna @Anna_equality4u Q4: We can change the way the "benefits" are set up. So get a job we need child care, to get child care vouchers we need 4 consecutive weeks of paystubs. But to pay for child care in order to collect enough pay stubs I need help paying for child care. #MacroSW #SUsocialwork |
| Noah Garcia @NoahGarcia2029 #MacroSW #sow3232 Unfortunately, people who are looking out for the company. The American worker should be the ones who advocate for themselves without the repercussions of being threatened with termination or being replaced by those willing to work for less and worse conditions |
| Emily Clonch @ClonchEmily A3: The government rules would benefit people who are more in the upper class and hurt the ones that are in lower and sometimes middle class. But if it was a perfect society it would benefit eveyone. Unfortunately we don't have the luxury of a perfect society. #MacroSW #SOW3232 |
| Alexa Mediak @AlexaMediak @JimmySW A3: These rules benefit the wealthy and big business. These rules do not benefit the poor, they are in place to continue the growth of big business #macrosw |
| Olivia Blackman @oliviablackma10 A4: The only one to look out for the American worker is the American worker! The only ones who fully understand the needs of the American workers are American workers themselves; they should be setting the conditions for other workers. #MacroSW #sow3232 |
| Dawn M @DawnM86450136 @JimmySW A2: Why isnt Education more affordable for all? #SUSocialWork #MacroSW |
| myra.m @myram42417437 A1:The top 1% is holding on to all of the money. Big companies care more about profits than their workers. They don’t pay them enough and it's hard for people to move up. I believe that the U.S needs to invest more on education so people can live better. #MacroSW |
| BSW Rodriquez 2 @NicolasRodriq15 A.4 The American Worker is looking out for the American worker. bills can be passed but there is always an oppressed class. People experiencing working hard and coming from that should be representing the American working class. More advocacy from experience. #MacroSW #SOW3232 |
| Rachel Condit @moremilkteaplz @JimmySW A4: A lot of people at least give the appearance of being for the American worker. What we need are more people in power that are fine with not being popular with their peers and not striving for mediocrity. #macrosw |
| Austin H. @AustinHMSW A4: Unions were looking out for American workers but more and more states are passing laws that are taking away those protections #MacroSW #CSUSMSW |
| Yajaira @Yajaira__A @MandyJaneJones4 Great response, the majority of the working middle class struggle to afford basic needs that are necessary, especially now during the pandemic.#MACROSW |
| Bell_Chac @BellChac @JimmySW my mans #Bernie be fightin' for the rights of all peeps! #enoughsaid #macrosw |
| Ashley Marie @Ashley33mariexo @JimmySW At this point and in this crisis, it feels like the government absolutely isn’t looking out. 90% of employees, including myself at my job have no income currently. Grocery stores...are reaching out to offers hours. That’s who I see looking out lmao 😫😩😭 #macrosw |
| Kish Johnson @kjohnso33552684 @JimmySW We need people who have real life experience!!! People who know what its like to struggle. People who have empathy and who can relate!!! #MacroSW |
| UBuffalo Social Work @UBSSW RT @smileoutloud1: American workers need to look after themselves via unions and unionization. Unions can organize, fundraise, influence policy, and bargain for legitimate wages #MacroSW |
| Dawn M @DawnM86450136 RT @AngelicaMSW: Inequality becomes a problem in the state that we are in right now. As a society we are seeing how inequality hinders working class and low SES individuals from getting the resources they need to be quarantined. #Macrosw |
| Stephanie Maxfield @steph_maxfield A4: I feel like no one is looking out the American worker besides themselves. For example, workers in unions. #macrosw #SW5602 |
| msw_merid002 @EsthelaMerida @JimmySW A3: These rules to market function benefit those in control with more influence in the government #MacroSW |
 | Allison Ware @AlliWare826 #macrosw is anyone COMPLETELY shocked that its already been almost 30 minutes?! |
| UBuffalo Social Work @UBSSW RT @napoleon_andell: A4: A4: in my opinion I think no one is looking out for the American people if you are not in the 1%. Who should thoigh? Government officials....THATS WHY WE ELECT THEM INTO OFFICE. #macrosw #sow3232 |
| Allison @Allison50673939 #macrosw |
| Jimmy A. Young, PhD, MSW, MPA @JimmySW I can't believe we are halfway through the #MacroSW chat. Awesome convo everyone. Next question is coming up. https://t.co/jkrDPfe6uE |
| Nancy Andrew @nandrew411 @adriennecgarr @willgoff4 Great point. The rules favor those who make them. Is that just human nature or can we recruit people to run for office and serve in government who are there for the common good? #SUsocialwork #MacroSW |
| Marlene Romo @marlenesw13 Pondering on Q3: Is it that the government needs to make better rules or should another entity be responsible for saying how the market should function for better equality? #MacroSW |
| Coral Glass @coralkalani @Ashley33mariexo @JimmySW Agreed ! Unfortunately it seems like more & more people are experiencing this struggle. Working one job is simply not enough anymore.. #MacroSW |
| BL @briluthart @JimmySW @UBSSW A4. Social workers of course are looking out for the American worker. I think it is crucial for social workers to be a part of politics, because most politicians live closer to the 1%. #macrosw |
| Viv @viviannn_1 @BriannaNavin @JimmySW PRIVILEGE! Exactly! No matter how hard people work, privilege is always going to outweigh it! #macrosw |
| UBuffalo Social Work @UBSSW RT @JimmySW: I can't believe we are halfway through the #MacroSW chat. Awesome convo everyone. Next question is coming up. https://t.co/jkrDPfe6uE |
| Eddie 💥 @eddien__n @JimmySW As the working class we need to put our class solidarity together and push for every job to become unionized and increase our wages! American workers should be taken care of by their government but under capitalism workers are seen as productivity stats insteadof humans. #macrosw |
| Angelica Carrasco @AngelicaMSW @marlenesw13 Agree! the working class is the one keeping the economy moving ! #macrosw |
| 👑Adrienne Garr👑 @adriennecgarr @JimmySW A4. The American worker is looking out for themselves by utilizing the gig economy, working from home, couponing, whatever the worker needs to do to survive. Companies still buy labor at the lowest rate they can get. Which is why minimum wage earnings isn't enough to #MacroSW |
| Allison @Allison50673939 RT @JimmySW: I can't believe we are halfway through the #MacroSW chat. Awesome convo everyone. Next question is coming up. https://t.co/jkrDPfe6uE |
| JazminMSW @jazminwik Q4: The American worker is looking out for himself/herself. Big companies should increase wages, they need to ACTUALLY create more jobs. #MacroSW |
| UBuffalo Social Work @UBSSW RT @MeaganR57225061: A4: A4: Generally speaking, democrats tend to look out for the American worker. The government, regardless of party, should be looking out for them. #MacroSW |
| Nastaran Demehri @Demehri @JimmySW #macrosw Q 4: I believe us people look out for each other. We as a community have to stand up for each other and look out for one another since no one else will. |
| Karina Lopez @social_fl A3: if the governmentsets the rules for how the market functions these rules should always benefit the working and middle class. The government tends to focus on giving benefits to cooperations in hopes it will trickle down to the workers #sow3232 #MacroSW |
| gretchen @gretche59199000 @JimmySW A4. At the this time, I don’t believe anyone is really looking out for the “American Worker.” There needs to be more advocating by everyone. #SW5602 #MacroSW |
| Caroline Briones, BSW @CBrionesSW RT @kjohnso33552684: @JimmySW We need people who have real life experience!!! People who know what its like to struggle. People who have empathy and who can relate!!! #MacroSW |
| Institute on Trauma and Trauma-Informed Care @UBittic A4 Trauma-informed (TI) policies address trauma’s sociopolitical & economic roots as well as its disproportional impacts on vulnerable populations. TI workforce programs mobilize strengths to bolster earning potential & access to opportunity. #MacroSW https://t.co/onW2TMf9op |
| Colbey Dawkins @ColbeyDawkins A4 NO ONE!!!! Our officials should be taking care of us, being that we are the people that put our trust in them to make changes for our society when we elected them. #MacroSW #SOW3232 |
| UBuffalo Social Work @UBSSW RT @GerryXIII: A4:(2/2) There should be more labor unions, stronger worker protections, universal healthcare, and stronger safety nets. To go further, I think workplaces should be more democratized, less vertically hierarchical and workers should have more power in the workplace #MacroSW |
| Hitomi Fujikura, ASW @HitomiFujiASW People in office *ahem* *cough, cough* should also be looking out for the American worker!!!!! But we all know how that ish goes :) #macrosw |
| 👑Adrienne Garr👑 @adriennecgarr @JimmySW to maintain a household or pay rent in some cases #MacroSW |
| Keely Flaherty @keelyf427 Q4: Right now, it seems like workers are mainly looking out for other workers. Ideally, Employers, local/federal govt, and policy makers should have their best interests in mind. #MacroSW |
| Grecia Quiroz @GreciaQuiroz18 A4: Now this one is a steamy question. I am truly not sure who is looking out for the American Workers. At the end of the day, it seems it is the people themselves pushing for change.Also state and local leadership, less national. #MacroSW #SOW3232 |
| James Fargnoli @FargnoliJames A4: #Nobody #macrosw #SOW3232 |
| Marlene Romo @marlenesw13 A:4 The American worker has been left to figure things out themselves. The government should do its part in creating a market that looks out for the American workers and not looking out to line the pockets of owners of huge corporations. #MacroSW |
| Jimmy A. Young, PhD, MSW, MPA @JimmySW Q5: After watching the film, do you agree/disagree with the idea of equal opportunity and the American Dream? #MacroSW https://t.co/Adi0RNWHlU |
 | Brittany Trader @TraderBrittany @JimmySW I feel as if no one is truly looking out for American workers, the individuals who should be looking out for them is the American workers and individuals who truly understand the needs of the individuals. #macrosw #SUsocialwork |
| SM4SW 📱 @sm4sw RT @JimmySW: Q5: Q5: After watching the film, do you agree/disagree with the idea of equal opportunity and the American Dream? #MacroSW https://t.co/Adi0RNWHlU |
| Mayra Carranza @MayraCa64184732 @AustinHMSW I agree Austin, even just on the payroll taxes, most people get their income taxes taken out but the super rich not so much. The government rules always benefit the rich. #Macrosw |
| Kamille @KamilleMoore123 A5 I disagree with the American Dream because it is not a real thing anymore #MacroSW |
| Margaret Hogan @mkhogan0 A4: The American worker is the only person watching out for the American worker. Individuals pretend to care but if they've never been in working shoes they'll never understand how to watch out. #MacroSW #SOW3232 |
| Dawn M @DawnM86450136 Exactly!! Only when it’s a reality!! #SUSocialWork #MacroSW |
| Brian Romero, MSW @BrianRny I don’t think we look after migrant workers* We’re seeing many migrants impacted by #COVID19 because they have no access or inadequate access to healthcare and work in the most unsafe conditions. #MacroSW |
| 👑Adrienne Garr👑 @adriennecgarr @JimmySW HALFWAY !! #MacroSW https://t.co/uMhJMk9TmZ |
| YSocialWork, Inc. @YSocialWork And also empower them to move forward! #macrosw |
| Megan @Megan54651301 @JimmySW #MacroSW A2: Unfortunately, for most, it becomes a problem when it impacts their life personally; however, it is a major problem when it is baked into our policy and culture in a way that the non-effected parties are blind to it. |
| JazminMSW @jazminwik @Demehri @JimmySW #MacroSW |
| Nancy Andrew @nandrew411 @heathermari33 Agree! As Americans we the love "pull yourself up by your bootstraps" stories. Sure hardwork helps some people get ahead but it's not THE answer. #SUsocialwork #MacroSW |
| Eddie 💥 @eddien__n @SwHitomi #Bernie2020 !!!!!!!! #macrosw |
| Karen Zgoda, LMSW 🫶🏻🐱 @karenzgoda RT @UBittic: A4 Trauma-informed (TI) policies address trauma’s sociopolitical & economic roots as well as its disproportional impacts on vulnerable populations. TI workforce programs mobilize strengths to bolster earning potential & access to opportunity. #MacroSW https://t.co/onW2TMf9op |
| Grecia Quiroz @GreciaQuiroz18 RT @Brianr8278: I don’t think we look after migrant workers* We’re seeing many migrants impacted by #COVID19 because they have no access or inadequate access to healthcare and work in the most unsafe conditions. #MacroSW |
| BL @briluthart @TheMattSchwartz @UBSSW A4. I agree. Unions are strong forces that should be a lot more common! They fight for the worker, and they provide better benefits, pay, rights, PTO, etc. #macrosw |
| Rachel Taylor @RTaylorsw A4. American workers are the only ones looking out for American workers. Advocating for affordable health care and living for working class is what needs to be done. #MacroSW |
| Mandy Jane Jones @MandyJaneJones4 A3. Until we have a government for the people and not for Wall Street all people will hurt because when one of us hurts we all hurt. #macrosw #sw5602 |
| Mikayla Miller @Mikayla53977910 In my personal opinion there is no one looking out for the American worker, the government and companies are not giving workers opportunities to quarantine and they are not making extra provisions in keeping their workers safe. There is a lack of PPE and compenstaion #macrosw |
| Caroline Briones, BSW @CBrionesSW RT @mkhogan0: A4: A4: The American worker is the only person watching out for the American worker. Individuals pretend to care but if they've never been in working shoes they'll never understand how to watch out. #MacroSW #SOW3232 |
| Andell Napoleon @napoleon_andell https://t.co/cKlXivgZBp |
| Ashley Marie @Ashley33mariexo @KristenStark14 @JimmySW *opens Bank of America app...I see no check .... 🤔 #macrosw https://t.co/oE3WRZVZQg |
| Katie Slominski @SlominskiKatie A4: Individuals are looking out for themselves and those around them. As social workers, we have the ability to look out for the American worker and advocate for what they are deserving of. We can communicate the needs for groups at large. #MacroSW #SOW3232 |
| Nicole Williams @NicoleW00305070 @JimmySW The government have set rules for how the market functions and so far, all it has done is hurt. #macrosw |
| Brianna @BriannaNavin @JimmySW A4: I believe every individual is essentially the ones looking out for themselves. "Every man for himself" mentality as their own form of American workers. I think what should be done is a social worker needs to become president, yeah? #MacroSW |
| J. Plummer 🇧🇧🇺🇸 @PlummerJason A4 😓apparently the wolves are looking out for them cause the American worker being prey upon. Hopefully, @ewarren, @AOC , @JulianCastro and @BernieSanders are able to get their way and restructure the economy #MacroSW |
| Jimmy A. Young, PhD, MSW, MPA @JimmySW RT @Brianr8278: I don’t think we look after migrant workers* We’re seeing many migrants impacted by #COVID19 because they have no access or inadequate access to healthcare and work in the most unsafe conditions. #MacroSW |
| UBuffalo Social Work @UBSSW RT @briluthart: @JimmySW @UBSSW A4. Social workers of course are looking out for the American worker. I think it is crucial for social workers to be a part of politics, because most politicians live closer to the 1%. #macrosw |
| Hitomi Fujikura, ASW @HitomiFujiASW I couldn’t agree more❤️ #macrosw #FeelTheBern2020 |
| Grace @graceonthecasee RT @mkhogan0: A4: A4: The American worker is the only person watching out for the American worker. Individuals pretend to care but if they've never been in working shoes they'll never understand how to watch out. #MacroSW #SOW3232 |
| sydney swinker @SSwinker A4: There are few people who are looking out for the American worker. Our working class relies on social service agencies to help make ends meet in many ways #macrosw #SOW3232 |
| willgoff @willgoff4 #macrosw I believe in both ideals, but they are unrealistic in the current socio-economic situation. The basic idea is that if one puts in effort one will be able to get ahead and make one’s life better But currently in the U.S these ideals are not possible for many Americans. |
| Olivia Blackman @oliviablackma10 A4 (Continued): This can help resolve so many social issues going on in the country. Listening to individuals and the affected population of that specific issue is the way towards a better democracy! #macrosw #sow3232 |
| Anne L @AnneLynnMSW @JimmySW A4: The government should be looking out for the American worker, but surprise, surprise, it doesn’t a lot of the time. Labor unions need to make a comeback so American workers have more of a collective voice #MacroSW |
| UBuffalo Social Work @UBSSW RT @UBittic: A4 Trauma-informed (TI) policies address trauma’s sociopolitical & economic roots as well as its disproportional impacts on vulnerable populations. TI workforce programs mobilize strengths to bolster earning potential & access to opportunity. #MacroSW https://t.co/onW2TMf9op |
| Munira A @alami1_m A4. The corporate employee who has not even worked their way up in their newly owned business. Let’s not forget some CEO can come in not knowing anyone about the company! I think someone who has gone up every step of the the latter should looking out for their workers. |
| Margaret Hogan @mkhogan0 RT @SlominskiKatie: A4: A4: Individuals are looking out for themselves and those around them. As social workers, we have the ability to look out for the American worker and advocate for what they are deserving of. We can communicate the needs for groups at large. #MacroSW #SOW3232 |
| UBuffalo Social Work @UBSSW RT @JimmySW: Q5: Q5: After watching the film, do you agree/disagree with the idea of equal opportunity and the American Dream? #MacroSW https://t.co/Adi0RNWHlU |
 | Alana Lewis @AlanaLewis18 @eddien__n @JimmySW Right. I think the only people looking out for the American worker is other workers. #intersectionality #macrosw |
| Caroline Briones, BSW @CBrionesSW RT @SlominskiKatie: A4: A4: Individuals are looking out for themselves and those around them. As social workers, we have the ability to look out for the American worker and advocate for what they are deserving of. We can communicate the needs for groups at large. #MacroSW #SOW3232 |
| Kamille @KamilleMoore123 Agreed, the government needs to do better for the people #MacroSW |
 | Chris @TheChristopian @JimmySW #macrosw A2. Inequality is an ever present ongoing problem. It's never not a problem and is often interlinked with other social inequalities. Generational wealth for example doesn't recycle the inequality it passes the torch along. |
| Nancy Andrew @nandrew411 So what I can I do to flip income inequality on its head? #MacroSW #SUsocialwork |
| UBuffalo Social Work @UBSSW RT @KamilleMoore123: A5 I disagree with the American Dream because it is not a real thing anymore #MacroSW |
| Alec Frank @AlecFrank11 not sure what full EQUALITY would look like. a socialist economy?? idk. thoughts?? my question is what would full EQUITY look like? where everyone gets what they need/deserve? #macroSW |
| Karen Zgoda, LMSW 🫶🏻🐱 @karenzgoda A4: My union @SEIU509 looks out for me! #MacroSW https://t.co/vMvLC4ZI60 |
| Molly Warner @molly_a_warner A4: Especially rn, workers are looking out for each other- It's the grocers, delivery workers, drs and nurses keeping us alive #MacroSW |
| Jimmy A. Young, PhD, MSW, MPA @JimmySW Absolutely!!! #MacroSW |
| Alexa Mediak @AlexaMediak @JimmySW A4. I haven't felt like much has been done to look out for the American worker more recently. I do feel like the government has been doing a better job as of now due to COVID 19 unemployment. #macrosw |
| Munira A @alami1_m #SUsocialwork #macrosw ^^^ |
| UBuffalo Social Work @UBSSW RT @Brianr8278: I don’t think we look after migrant workers* We’re seeing many migrants impacted by #COVID19 because they have no access or inadequate access to healthcare and work in the most unsafe conditions. #MacroSW |
| Eddie 💥 @eddien__n RT @SwHitomi: I couldn’t agree more❤️ #macrosw #FeelTheBern2020 |
| Angelina M Saunders @AngelinaMSaund1 @JimmySW Q3 The top 1% become those that benefit. The country is divided and with that division is the complete demolition of the middle class. Where do we go from here?? #MacroSW #CSUSMSW #JimmySW |
| UBuffalo Social Work @UBSSW RT @adriennecgarr: @JimmySW HALFWAY !! #MacroSW https://t.co/uMhJMk9TmZ |
| myra.m @myram42417437 A2: As we can see inequality is a problem right now because so many people are living paycheck to paycheck. People are trying their hardest to get out of a rut but it is impossible to get out if there is no support. #MacroSW |
| Keely Flaherty @keelyf427 @aSWdean Definitely not the 99%. #macrosw |
| Dawn M @DawnM86450136 A3: the benefits should be for all but unfortunately it has just been for the rich! #SUSocialWork #MacroSW |
| ßƦıı @MSWbrii @AnneLynnMSW @JimmySW Its like we elect people to be our voice and when they get up there all we hear is their own #MacroSW |
| Olivia Chappell @OliviaChappel15 A5: I disagree with the idea of equal opportunity and the American dream. Watching this film has shown how much more unattainable those concepts are, than I already believed #MacroSW #SOW3232 |
| Mayra Carranza @MayraCa64184732 @CourtneyBreslow I agree, they have to look out for themselves because no one else, only us social workers could advocate for them. A good example is the Corona Virus 19, many workers are not getting paid or are force to work. #MacroSw |
| Nastaran Demehri @Demehri @marlenesw13 #macrosw I agree the Government should take action and look out for the American workers, but I feel like that won't really happen so as a society we have to look out for each other or no one else will. |
| Mikayla Miller @Mikayla53977910 Q6: Racial inequalities are increasing as other inequalities increase for those not effected by racial inequalities. #macrosw |
| YSocialWork, Inc. @YSocialWork Communities across sectors should all contribute to the health & sustainability of the working class. In the last decade, as the income gap widened, and pandemics arise, we all have risen to the occasion shading light on the power of empathy that embodies humanity! <3 #macrosw |
| maicee @maicee98230641 @JimmySW 1/2 Labor Unions at this point are the only ones who care. The government should care. Raising wages, more say from the workers on working conditions. #MacroSW #SW5602 |
| Lauren Miller @lomillies @adriennecgarr @JimmySW I agree, there’s more to the problem than just raising the minimum wage. That only puts a band aid on a larger issue. We need to understand how inflation works... #macrosw |
| Isabella Alcantara @IsabellaAlcan15 RT @RTaylorsw: A4. American workers are the only ones looking out for American workers. Advocating for affordable health care and living for working class is what needs to be done. #MacroSW |
| Shelby Scott @shelbyscott_sw A5: I agree that at one point it existed and it worked however it seems unlikely at this point to get equal opportunity or the American Dream. #MacroSW |
| Karina do Vale @KarinaMagnago @JimmySW #macrosw #sow3232 https://t.co/gson9SXYQE |
| Karen Zgoda, LMSW 🫶🏻🐱 @karenzgoda RT @JimmySW: Q5: Q5: After watching the film, do you agree/disagree with the idea of equal opportunity and the American Dream? #MacroSW https://t.co/Adi0RNWHlU |
| maicee @maicee98230641 @JimmySW This can be seen now with COVID-19 many shops are saying open deeming themselves essential and staying open putting their workers at risk to make more money. #MacroSW #SW5602 |
| 👑Adrienne Garr👑 @adriennecgarr @nandrew411 @heathermari33 I've seen people work hard their entire lives and all they get is poor health outcomes from the stress. If working hard equated to wealth or a better income there wouldn't be so many people living in poverty in the United States #MacroSW |
| Colbey Dawkins @ColbeyDawkins A5 Boom💥....Enough said here!!!!! |
| Karen Zgoda, LMSW 🫶🏻🐱 @karenzgoda RT @adriennecgarr: @nandrew411 @heathermari33 I've seen people work hard their entire lives and all they get is poor health outcomes from the stress. If working hard equated to wealth or a better income there wouldn't be so many people living in poverty in the United States #MacroSW |
| Ashley Cox @AshleyCox1215 @JimmySW The need of having individuals who want to help and give back to our society as much as they can to help ALL communities and populations to the best of their ability!! #MacroSW |
| Anna @Anna_equality4u A5: Unfortunately nothing will ever be equal. We are all different and will always be different. I do not want everything to be equal, I just need everyone to have access to what they need to survive and live safely and happily. #MacroSW #SUsocialwork |
| Karen Zgoda, LMSW 🫶🏻🐱 @karenzgoda RT @KarinaMagnago: @JimmySW #macrosw #sow3232 https://t.co/gson9SXYQE |
| TTO Productions @ttoproductions also that this "dream" is unattainable anywhere else |
| Megan @Megan54651301 @CourtneyBreslow #MacroSW #csusmsw I completely agree and makes me think of all the police violence and higher levels of incarceration African Americans face. |
| Olivia Chappell @OliviaChappel15 RT @KarinaMagnago: @JimmySW #macrosw #sow3232 https://t.co/gson9SXYQE |
| Allison Ware @AlliWare826 @JimmySW no... are you kidding? #macrosw |
| Rachel Condit @moremilkteaplz @JimmySW A5: Equal opportunity is a myth used to perpetuate oppression by those who know it's a myth and those who want to believe it's true. #macrosw |
| Savannah Lindsey @sav_lindsey7 A5: The American Dream is truly not "American" if most of us do not have the equal amount of opportunity to achieve it. #MacroSW #SOW3232 |
| UBuffalo Social Work @UBSSW RT @nandrew411: So what I can I do to flip income inequality on its head? #MacroSW #SUsocialwork |
 | Tara @TaraMSW2020 RT @SlominskiKatie: A4: A4: Individuals are looking out for themselves and those around them. As social workers, we have the ability to look out for the American worker and advocate for what they are deserving of. We can communicate the needs for groups at large. #MacroSW #SOW3232 |
| Eddie 💥 @eddien__n RT @AlanaLewis18: @eddien__n @JimmySW Right. I think the only people looking out for the American worker is other workers. #intersectionality #macrosw |
| Janeth Ramos @JanethR99565988 @JimmySW Amen! #MacroSW Let's do this!! |
| Gerry Stevens @GerryXIII A5: The American Dream is false. It's unattainable for the majority of people. Exponential economic growth and the American suburban fantasy are unsustainable anyway. Even moreso than equal opportunity, there should be economic equity. #MacroSW |
| UBuffalo Social Work @UBSSW RT @JimmySW: Absolutely!!! #MacroSW |
| Jimmy A. Young, PhD, MSW, MPA @JimmySW @alami1_m Inequality for all. https://t.co/TjJQw7tyTm #Macrosw |
| Anesha S @AneshaDurham @JimmySW #MacroSW Honestly, it feels like the Amerian worker is looking out for themselves when the government is in place for that very reason. |
| Meagan Weems @WeemsMeagan A5: I don't think I've ever believed in equal opportunity. There are too many factors of discrimination and privilege that go into everyday decisions to take into account. However, I believe the American Dream is subjective and still true for some #MacroSW |
| Ashley Cox @AshleyCox1215 RT @JimmySW: Q4: Q4: Who is looking out for the American worker? Who do you think should be & what could be done? #MacroSW https://t.co/tBvUOR7H9t |
| Isabella Alcantara @IsabellaAlcan15 RT @KarinaMagnago: @JimmySW #macrosw #sow3232 https://t.co/gson9SXYQE |
| Michael T @MichaelCSUSMSW A4: All individuals, high or low SES, should ideally look out for the American worker as they are the backbone of the country. However, Capitalism creates more of an individualistic culture where people neglect these workers #MacroSW |
| Marlene Romo @marlenesw13 A:5 No, I believe American Dream & equal opportunity is a lie, until the rules of economy inequality changes. We should replicate the Prosperity Era and maybe the American Dream will not be the American nightmare. #MacroSW |
| UBuffalo Social Work @UBSSW RT @OliviaChappel15: A5: A5: I disagree with the idea of equal opportunity and the American dream. Watching this film has shown how much more unattainable those concepts are, than I already believed #MacroSW #SOW3232 |
| nicole_d091381 @d091381 @JimmySW Q4: I don't think there is anyone looking out for the American workers. I think the unemployment ratings for today screamed that out loud, and clear. #macrosw #SUsocialwork410 |
| YSocialWork, Inc. @YSocialWork That's absolutely right. That's where the underlying issue is greed and corruption, not necessarily capitalism, in every situation. #MacroSW |
| Mikayla Miller @Mikayla53977910 Q7: Most Americans don’t see the visually representation of the changes of income, film showed those visuals that really open one’s eyes to those changes. The working class yearly wages decrease over the years while the CEOs wages increase. #macrosw |
| Anne L @AnneLynnMSW @eddien__n @JimmySW Definitely! Labor unions are so important in making sure workers’ voices are heard. #MacroSW |
| Alec Frank @AlecFrank11 RT @KarinaMagnago: @JimmySW #macrosw #sow3232 https://t.co/gson9SXYQE |
| Kish Johnson @kjohnso33552684 @JimmySW LOL #macrosw |
| Coral Glass @coralkalani @JimmySW #MacroSW I feel like everyone is looking out for themselves in today’s day. As future social workers it is our ethical duty to look our for society & individuals and help implement change at the macro level. |
| Meagan Weems @WeemsMeagan RT @adriennecgarr: @nandrew411 @heathermari33 I've seen people work hard their entire lives and all they get is poor health outcomes from the stress. If working hard equated to wealth or a better income there wouldn't be so many people living in poverty in the United States #MacroSW |
| Mikayla Miller @Mikayla53977910 Q8: Amazed by the visual of the working man in 1978 again through 2010. This is also just for the white male population not women not different ethnic groups that are often paid less than the average while male in the US. #macrosw |
| Olivia Blackman @oliviablackma10 A5: I believe in the idea of equal opportunity and the American Dream. However considering our standards and values as a country right now, the American Dream is not realistic for the working people. #MacroSW #sow3232 |
| Anna @Anna_equality4u @AlecFrank11 This is exactly what I said, we all do not need to be equal. We all need access to basic human rights and access to all the resources we need to survive. #MacroSW #SUsocialwork |
| Grecia Quiroz @GreciaQuiroz18 RT @sav_lindsey7: A5: A5: The American Dream is truly not "American" if most of us do not have the equal amount of opportunity to achieve it. #MacroSW #SOW3232 |
| Jimmy A. Young, PhD, MSW, MPA @JimmySW #MacroSW Here comes question 6....... 😀 |
| Dawn M @DawnM86450136 The rules have always been about the rich! It shows even now while we face the COVID-19. #SUSocialWork #MacroSW |
| Nastaran Demehri @Demehri @keelyf427 #macrosw I totally agree with that, we are looking out for ourselves since no one else like the government will take the proper actions to do that. |
| BL @briluthart @JimmySW @UBSSW A5. I don’t think the American dream exists anymore especially with the restrictions on immigration. No one can come to American and “pull themselves up by their bootstraps” anymore. It’s not possible with minimum wages. There is no such thing as unskilled work. #macrosw |
| maicee @maicee98230641 @JimmySW A5- I don't think we will ever all have the "American Dream" I do think that we all should have the ability to obtain what we imagine as our dream. #MacroSW #SW5602 |
| Sheila Cortez @sheilitacortez @marlenesw13 Well said Marlene. Instead supporting those big corporations, the government should play its part and look out for those who really need the support and assistance. #macrosw |
| Grecia Quiroz @GreciaQuiroz18 RT @WeemsMeagan: A5: A5: I don't think I've ever believed in equal opportunity. There are too many factors of discrimination and privilege that go into everyday decisions to take into account. However, I believe the American Dream is subjective and still true for some #MacroSW |
| YSocialWork, Inc. @YSocialWork and as Thomas Carlyle said "a man willing to work, and unable to find work, is perhaps the saddest sight that fortune's inequality exhibits under this sun." Is not only working to much but also not working at all. #macrosw |
| myra.m @myram42417437 A3: The government sets the rules so it can benefit the wealthy. Some government officials are businessowners so they want to make sure they are not hurt by it. #MacroSW |
 | Courtney Blackmer @Courtne02207329 A4: I feel like right now, there has been more of a passion within the working class. However, the higher up areas have a lack of awareness for the working class #macrosw |
| ßƦıı @MSWbrii @coralkalani @JimmySW WE NEED SOCIAL WORKERS IN POLITICS!!! #MacroSW #CSUSMSW |
| Janeth Ramos @JanethR99565988 Me at my Intersectionality! #MacroSW #csudhMSW501 Because race still matters! CRT |
| SUJOE @SUJOE6 @PlummerJason if the government set the rules the people would benefit and big business would be hurt. #MacroSW #SUsocialwork |
| Allison @Allison50673939 100% |
| Jessica Hernandez @jessicaahern24 @AshlynBarber9 @JimmySW I agree with you. Unfortunately, the govt. doesn't do enough, they only do what benefits them...... and therefore, the need for advocates #macrosw |
| UBuffalo Social Work @UBSSW This! #Inequality succinctly explained. #MacroSW |
| Nancy Andrew @nandrew411 @willgoff4 I feel conflicted believing in both ideals. I grew up in a traditional middle class American family and community. It's hard to let go our my deep rooted feelings about hard work and getting ahead. #MacroSW #SUsocialwork |
| Brianna @BriannaNavin @social_fl Something I personally struggle with when it comes to inequality. It makes no sense how someone spends so little time with family and loved ones, but yet is still unable to provide for their basic needs. After all, we know from being social workers how important it is #MacroSW |
| Alana Lewis @AlanaLewis18 @JimmySW I don't believe there ever was a real "American dream" or opportunity for anyone but white men who already had wealth or inheritance. The rest of us just do what we can and hopeful take care of each other. #macrosw |
| Jimmy A. Young, PhD, MSW, MPA @JimmySW Q6: How do racial inequalities impact economic inequalities? #MacroSW https://t.co/F4CDYuyxO5 |
| Annette Bermejo @AnnetteBermejo1 RT @JanethR99565988: Me at my Intersectionality! #MacroSW #csudhMSW501 Because race still matters! CRT |
| Savannah Lindsey @sav_lindsey7 RT @KarinaMagnago: @JimmySW #macrosw #sow3232 https://t.co/gson9SXYQE |
| Esperanza V @EsperanzaV16 A5) If you ask a room full of people what "the American dream" is. You'll get a pleathura of answers. The American dream has become a fairy tale, but not for the 1% and this is the prime example of unequal footing in front of their white picket fences #macrosw #SOW3232 https://t.co/CXyUTMwjng |
| Joshua McKie @MckieJoshua A5 Equity > Equality. #MacroSW #SOW3232 https://t.co/MI3RwnGTAO |
| Meagan Reed @MeaganR57225061 A5: The American dream is not what it once was because people tend to be stuck in the SES they were born into, for example poverty. There are many more obstacles for those born into poverty, than those who were not. #MacroSW |
| SM4SW 📱 @sm4sw RT @JimmySW: Q6: Q6: How do racial inequalities impact economic inequalities? #MacroSW https://t.co/F4CDYuyxO5 |
| msw_merid002 @EsthelaMerida @JimmySW A4: I believe every individual is trying to look after themselves. Surviving the injustices and just make it through a day, a month. As we see it today, people fighting each other for toilet paper. #MacroSW |
| Amari Castle @CastleAmari RT @sav_lindsey7: A5: A5: The American Dream is truly not "American" if most of us do not have the equal amount of opportunity to achieve it. #MacroSW #SOW3232 |
| Hitomi Fujikura, ASW @HitomiFujiASW Q5: The idea of equal opportunity is great, but I think what's needed is equitable opportunity. It is our responsibility as SWers to ensure that this happens. That is our mission; to fight for those who are underserved!💗#macrosw |
| ljama1980 @ljama1980 Inequality becomes less of issues when wealth folks seem to think ts less of issues.#SW5602 #MacroSW |
| Chileechung @chileechung I agree with you, middle class americans are the back bone of the U.S. economic, and yet, their needs are often being overlooked by the society. #macrosw |
| UBuffalo Social Work @UBSSW RT @moremilkteaplz: @JimmySW A5: @JimmySW A5: Equal opportunity is a myth used to perpetuate oppression by those who know it's a myth and those who want to believe it's true. #macrosw |
| Anna @Anna_equality4u Q 5: I do not own the rights to this picture #MacroSW #SUsocialwork https://t.co/pGNmrkUjMN |
| Amy @Amy34618774 A5: I don't there was and ever will be equal opportunity for all, and I believe our 1% and government want to keep it that way. The American dream is far and few between #macrosw |
| gretchen @gretche59199000 A5. Didn’t get to watch the film. I don’t think the “American Dream” exists today, and in our current climate/trend, it never will. However, I do like the idea behind it all. #SW5602 #macrosw |
| Karina do Vale @KarinaMagnago RT @UBSSW: This! #Inequality succinctly explained. #MacroSW |
 | Tera @Tera61066671 Inequality becomes a problem when it hinders the growth and success of an individual. #SP20SOWK515 #MacroSW |
| Nastaran Demehri @Demehri @jazminwik #macrosw I totally agree with what you said. And if only big companies did that to help and improve wages and create more jobs. |
| Brenda @Brendaaa_Villa (A5) Being a first generation American has shown me that the American Dream doesn't exist and equal opportunity is hard to come across #MacroSW |
| ßƦıı @MSWbrii @JimmySW When you cant get a job simply because your name predicts your race we have a problem #MacroSW |
| Karina do Vale @KarinaMagnago RT @JanethR99565988: Me at my Intersectionality! #MacroSW #csudhMSW501 Because race still matters! CRT |
| UBuffalo Social Work @UBSSW RT @JimmySW: @alami1_m Inequality for all. https://t.co/TjJQw7tyTm #Macrosw |
| Karen Zgoda, LMSW 🫶🏻🐱 @karenzgoda RT @JimmySW: Absolutely!!! #MacroSW |
| Chileechung @chileechung A6: prejudice against people of color may lead to lost of opportunities in jobs, education and more. #macrosw |
| UBuffalo Social Work @UBSSW RT @YSocialWork: That's absolutely right. That's where the underlying issue is greed and corruption, not necessarily capitalism, in every situation. #MacroSW |
| Meagan Weems @WeemsMeagan RT @UBSSW: This! #Inequality succinctly explained. #MacroSW |
| Joshua McKie @MckieJoshua A6 Racial inequalities at times are directly related to economic inequalities. We see this in public housing, with generations of families living in poverty, still facing discrimination in housing, the workplace, and their own communities. #MacroSW #SOW3232 |
| Tess L @fruitleatherss @JimmySW A5- I don't know if there is still the traditional sense of the "American Dream". After seeing the film it seems like the dream is floating farther away into the clouds. Harder to support a fam, rises prices, etc #macroSW |
| Maria.S @Maria_110515 A2: Like now, with this COVID-19 crisis. #MacroSW #SOW3232 |
| Bell_Chac @BellChac @KristenStark14 @JimmySW tell me why you don't agree with equal opportunity. what does that mean to you? #macrosw |
| Meagan Weems @WeemsMeagan RT @MSWbrii: @coralkalani @JimmySW WE NEED SOCIAL WORKERS IN POLITICS!!! #MacroSW #CSUSMSW |
| Jimmy A. Young, PhD, MSW, MPA @JimmySW #MacroSW 😉 |
| Mikayla Miller @Mikayla53977910 Q9: Advocate for those who are affected by inequality. #macrosw |
| Karen Zgoda, LMSW 🫶🏻🐱 @karenzgoda RT @JimmySW: Q6: Q6: How do racial inequalities impact economic inequalities? #MacroSW https://t.co/F4CDYuyxO5 |
| UBuffalo Social Work @UBSSW RT @YSocialWork: and as Thomas Carlyle said "a man willing to work, and unable to find work, is perhaps the saddest sight that fortune's inequality exhibits under this sun." Is not only working to much but also not working at all. #macrosw |
| Lauren Miller @lomillies A5: The American Dream has been muddier and muddier every decade. No one can afford to buy a house, property tax too high, Student loan debt keeps young families in debt...Shall I go on? #MacroSW https://t.co/uK1ttaPy1C |
| Amari Castle @CastleAmari THIS! 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽 #MacroSW |
| Molly Warner @molly_a_warner @AlanaLewis18 @JimmySW WORD. Dare I say the American Dream is really just a construct of toxic masculinity? #MacroSW |
| UBuffalo Social Work @UBSSW RT @JanethR99565988: Me at my Intersectionality! #MacroSW #csudhMSW501 Because race still matters! CRT |
| Allison Ware @AlliWare826 @marlenesw13 I totally agree... I feel like we are told this lie so that we people just keep grinding and GRINDING until people are so burned out and have no energy to rise up and unite... interesting #macrosw #conspiracy |
| Isabella Alcantara @IsabellaAlcan15 RT @Anna_equality4u: Q 5: Q 5: I do not own the rights to this picture #MacroSW #SUsocialwork https://t.co/pGNmrkUjMN |
| ßƦıı @MSWbrii #facts |
| Megan @Megan54651301 @JimmySW #MacroSW #csusmsw A3: The government is manipulated and controlled by the large corporations. It is essentially a puppet on a string doling out policies that will increase corporation's bottom line at the expense of the wellbeing of US citizens. |
| Alana Lewis @AlanaLewis18 @Kimimimirumi @moremilkteaplz @JimmySW Yup. white dudes. #macrosw https://t.co/UoK34fRVaV |
| Joshua McKie @MckieJoshua RT @Anna_equality4u: Q 5: Q 5: I do not own the rights to this picture #MacroSW #SUsocialwork https://t.co/pGNmrkUjMN |
| Karen Zgoda, LMSW 🫶🏻🐱 @karenzgoda RT @MckieJoshua: A6 Racial inequalities at times are directly related to economic inequalities. We see this in public housing, with generations of families living in poverty, still facing discrimination in housing, the workplace, and their own communities. #MacroSW #SOW3232 |
| Amari Castle @CastleAmari RT @MckieJoshua: A5 Equity > Equality. #MacroSW #SOW3232 https://t.co/MI3RwnGTAO |
| UBuffalo Social Work @UBSSW RT @BriannaNavin: @social_fl Something I personally struggle with when it comes to inequality. It makes no sense how someone spends so little time with family and loved ones, but yet is still unable to provide for their basic needs. After all, we know from being social workers how important it is #MacroSW |
| Isabella Alcantara @IsabellaAlcan15 RT @MckieJoshua: A6 Racial inequalities at times are directly related to economic inequalities. We see this in public housing, with generations of families living in poverty, still facing discrimination in housing, the workplace, and their own communities. #MacroSW #SOW3232 |
| UBuffalo Social Work @UBSSW RT @JimmySW: Q6: Q6: How do racial inequalities impact economic inequalities? #MacroSW https://t.co/F4CDYuyxO5 |
| Gerry Stevens @GerryXIII @TheMattSchwartz I absolutely agree. Unions are critically important for workers in the lower and middle classes. The relative lack of unions is one the country's major failings #MacroSW |
| UBuffalo Social Work @UBSSW RT @MckieJoshua: A5 Equity > Equality. #MacroSW #SOW3232 https://t.co/MI3RwnGTAO |
| Mandy Jane Jones @MandyJaneJones4 Is anyone truly looking out for the workers? I mean Jeff Bezos really suggested his employees to donate their sick time to other employees.... #macrosw #sw5602 |
| Institute on Trauma and Trauma-Informed Care @UBittic A5 People living in poverty are often exposed to ongoing individual and community adversity. Lack of opportunity, resources, and access to supports that promote resilience and healing as the film describes does not conjure the American Dream.#MacroSW https://t.co/dZkAYarinE |
| Andell Napoleon @napoleon_andell Come through friend. |
| 👑Adrienne Garr👑 @adriennecgarr @JimmySW A5. Definitely disagreed with these ideals before watching the film😄. The American Dream is an absolute nightmare for most folks generally speaking. The opportunities are not equal. Some folks have more access to opportunity than others #MacroSW |
| UBuffalo Social Work @UBSSW RT @Anna_equality4u: Q 5: Q 5: I do not own the rights to this picture #MacroSW #SUsocialwork https://t.co/pGNmrkUjMN |
| Brian Romero, MSW @BrianRny All inequalities can be tied to racial inequality. Whether we are talking gender, economic, healthcare etc. POC, particularly black folks face the greatest burden from the foot of oppression. Any movement that does not address anti-black racism is missing the point #MacroSW |
| Laura Smith @LauraSm67246529 #MacroSW I like this image as well. Equality is not the same as equity. https://t.co/tkXq06lhZs |
| Nancy Andrew @nandrew411 While so many things have changed in the US across history, our focus on race and to systemic disadvantages to nonwhites has remained sadly constant. As whites continue to become minority, this may be harder to change. #SUsocialwork #MacroSW |
| UBuffalo Social Work @UBSSW RT @chileechung: A6: A6: prejudice against people of color may lead to lost of opportunities in jobs, education and more. #macrosw |
| Hitomi Fujikura, ASW @HitomiFujiASW The term "the American Dream" implies that people do things by themselves. But the only way that anyone has ever accomplished anything is by accepting help and by giving out help to others. THAT is the true American Dream. #macrosw |
| Allison @Allison50673939 @JimmySW The term intersectionality comes to mind. Already being knocked down a peg by being a part of the minority makes it even harder for you to catch up in term of economic matters #macroSw |
| Anna @Anna_equality4u @MckieJoshua It is my favorite to show when discussing this issue. #MacroSW #SUsocialwork |
| Anesha S @AneshaDurham @SavanaMSW @JimmySW #MacroSW Good point Savana. The minimum wage is not even almost near the cost of living. You can work full time and be homeless. That is the kind of thing that makes me embarrassed to be an American. |
| BSW Rodriquez 2 @NicolasRodriq15 A.6 Racial inequalities impact economic inequalities by creating stereotypes which then negatively impact certain Races and ethnicities which creates the pattern. Pattern of assuming, then acting which either consciously or subconsciously affects them #MacroSW #SOW3232 |
| UBuffalo Social Work @UBSSW RT @MckieJoshua: A6 Racial inequalities at times are directly related to economic inequalities. We see this in public housing, with generations of families living in poverty, still facing discrimination in housing, the workplace, and their own communities. #MacroSW #SOW3232 |
 | mariana mackinnon @marianamackinn2 @UBSSW A4: Bernie Sanders is looking out for the American worker. Those constructing laws that govern this country should be looking out for the American people as a whole. Regarding what can be done, "Mobilize, organize, energize the people." -Robert Reich #macrosw |
| Megan @Megan54651301 @alana_mcfadden @JimmySW #csusmsw #MacroSW I agree! I would also add that it becomes a problem when it hinders opportunities like education! |
| myra.m @myram42417437 A4: There is no one looking out for the American worker. The government should be looking out for the workers but there is bias. There should be a board composed of many people from social classes and ethnicities that do not have a bias. #MacroSW |
| willgoff @willgoff4 #macrosw The U.S. has institutional racism. So while people may know it is wrong to make racial slurs and we had a black president, but that does not change a system that is rigged against people who are not white propertied males. |
| Sheila Cortez @sheilitacortez @joycedavid760 I definitely agree in that the elite class should help the working class but also I believe that that is the governments job as well. Well said Joyce :) #macrosw |
| Meagan Reed @MeaganR57225061 A6: Wow. Where to start? When you have someone tell you they named their child a certain name because they wanted it to sound more "white" so their child wouldn't be discounted before the employer even met them, you racial inequalities still impact economic inequalities #MacroSW |
| Aaliyah Rivers @AaliyahRivers8 A6: Racial inequalities effect all aspects of life when one can’t see past the color of ones skin. #susocialwork #MacroSW |
| Dawn M @DawnM86450136 @JimmySW Q4: I personally believe we need more social worker running for president! #SUSocialWork #MacroSW |
| maicee @maicee98230641 @JimmySW A6) They are directly related to one another. This inequality effects opportunities one may have available to them. #MacroSW #SW5602 |
| Stacy S. @StacyCSUSMSW @Hudia_H I'd like to get Sheldon's take on this! #Macrosw |
| Grecia Quiroz @GreciaQuiroz18 A6: I hate to say it but unfortunately being a certain race matters and that determines whether you have economic benefits or inequality. At one point black women were one of the most educated group but still did not see pay reflected as such #MacroSW #SOW3232 |
| Nastaran Demehri @Demehri @lomillies #macrosw it is just getting worse and worse hu? students debts, rent, etc. is just getting higher and higher, which is sad and makes the American Dream just that a dream :( |
| Rachel Condit @moremilkteaplz @JimmySW A6: If you aren't white or white passing, the current economic system takes a baseball bat to your kneecaps and tells you to run like the other people who left 10 minutes ago. #macrosw |
| ßƦıı @MSWbrii #roundOFapplause |
| JazminMSW @jazminwik @willgoff4 Well said Will! I agree with you. #MacroSW |
| UBuffalo Social Work @UBSSW @MckieJoshua https://t.co/W7qVTnpYkL Great documentary on public housing. @PBS #MacroSW |
| YSocialWork, Inc. @YSocialWork (Q3) Do you mean eligibility rules? Because often time government ends us excluding "marginalized" groups, such as undocumented immigrants, especially children (DOCA), from the wealth ladder. #MacroSW |
| BL @briluthart @MSWbrii @JimmySW A6 Agreed. Also with disparities with the ability to get into colleges, have disposable income, and so on. This further oppresses people of different races from being able to get higher paying jobs. #macrosw |
| Institute on Trauma and Trauma-Informed Care @UBittic A6 Race-based oppression experienced over generations endures today. People of color are more likely to experience toxic stress, which intersects heavily with poverty and can lead to loss of opportunity, safety, health, power, connection, & trust. #MacroSW https://t.co/zZnx3NXxl6 |
| Jessica Hernandez @jessicaahern24 @AlanaLewis18 @JimmySW I am with you on this..... many come to this country in hope for a better future, in hope to live "the American dream" and they realize there is no such thing.... unless you think working 40+hrs and barely surviving is the "American dream" #macrosw |
| Jimmy A. Young, PhD, MSW, MPA @JimmySW #Macrosw |
| Schawna @Schawna4 @DawnM86450136 @JimmySW YESSS! #Macrosw |
| Ashley Marie @Ashley33mariexo @KristenStark14 @JimmySW I’m curious as to why you don’t know if you agree with every human being having opportunity to live in a just and safe manner? I’m perplexed. #macrosw https://t.co/V6MbmXKeUR |
| Nicole Williams @NicoleW00305070 @JimmySW Disagree. There has never been an equal opportunity for all in America. At every point in our history, numerous populations, cultures, races, and ethnicities have had to fight for the "equal" opportunity. #macrosw |
| Alexa Mediak @AlexaMediak @fruitleatherss @JimmySW agreed! It feels like a thing of the past #macrosw |
| Joshua McKie @MckieJoshua RT @UBSSW: @MckieJoshua https://t.co/W7qVTnpYkL Great documentary on public housing. @PBS #MacroSW |
| Amari Castle @CastleAmari RT @JimmySW: Q5: Q5: After watching the film, do you agree/disagree with the idea of equal opportunity and the American Dream? #MacroSW https://t.co/Adi0RNWHlU |
| Savannah Lindsey @sav_lindsey7 RT @GreciaQuiroz18: A6: A6: I hate to say it but unfortunately being a certain race matters and that determines whether you have economic benefits or inequality. At one point black women were one of the most educated group but still did not see pay reflected as such #MacroSW #SOW3232 |
| 👑Adrienne Garr👑 @adriennecgarr @JimmySW A6. Race is always a factor in inequality. Even when Black people achieve professional and doctoral level degrees we are still paid less and passes over for promotions in favor of white less qualified candidates #MacroSW |
| Valerie Coblentz @CoblentzValerie A6: It is know that people of racial minorities earn a wage less than the white majority and that perpetuates the oppressive state of economic inequality keeping a certain group in power #SUsocialwork #macrosw |
| Jimmy A. Young, PhD, MSW, MPA @JimmySW Question 7 coming up next #Macrosw |
| Keely Flaherty @keelyf427 @TheMattSchwartz I really like this quote! It definitely shows the lengths many people have to go to have even some access to opportunities to fulfill their most basic needs. #MacroSW |
| Jimmy A. Young, PhD, MSW, MPA @JimmySW Q7: What do you see as the relationship between income inequality & Democracy? #MacroSW https://t.co/d5cu52Wnes |
| Munira A @alami1_m A5. The American Dream is not all is cracked up to be. Equal opportunity is very slim in America. #MacroSW #SUSocialWork |
| Colbey Dawkins @ColbeyDawkins Drops Mic!!!! |
| Joshua McKie @MckieJoshua @UBSSW @PBS Thank you so much for this !! #MacroSW |
| Dr. Tom Felke @SocWrkDoc A6) The Ford Foundation has a great report on this topic with a summary of key takeaways available here - https://t.co/Er4D1uZkTI #MacroSW #SOW3232 |
| Karen Zgoda, LMSW 🫶🏻🐱 @karenzgoda RT @JimmySW: #Macrosw |
| Courtney Blackmer @Courtne02207329 A5: Both ethnicities may have the same opportunities (which... not really in most cases) but the obstacles along the way become to greatest inequality #macrosw |
| SM4SW 📱 @sm4sw RT @JimmySW: Q7: Q7: What do you see as the relationship between income inequality & Democracy? #MacroSW https://t.co/d5cu52Wnes |
| UBuffalo Social Work @UBSSW A6 Most Pertinent. #MacroSW |
| Anna @Anna_equality4u Q6: Walking into any employment opportunity I am immediately seen as less, am offered less money, and may not be offered the position that I am qualified for. Because I am black. My color will always effect me economically. #MacroSW #SUsocialwork |
| UBuffalo Social Work @UBSSW RT @JimmySW: Q7: Q7: What do you see as the relationship between income inequality & Democracy? #MacroSW https://t.co/d5cu52Wnes |
| Angelina M Saunders @AngelinaMSaund1 @JimmySW Q:5 equal as in for everybody.... NO not now not ever in the History of the United States. The American Dream is alive for some but hurdles are different for everybody... SAD #macrosw #csusmsw |
| Coral Glass @coralkalani @SwHitomi A5: Yes! The “idea” always sounds nice but the reality of that being implemented seems slim with the way our govt is set up currently. We have to step up as future social workers ! #macrosw |
| Lauren Miller @lomillies A6: Minorities have less access to resources such as healthcare, education and employment opportunities thus keeping the cycle of poverty unchanging #MacroSW |
| Michael T @MichaelCSUSMSW Racial and economic inequality are a part of the same system that perpetuates itself into even greater inequality #MacroSW |
| Brian Romero, MSW @BrianRny RT @Anna_equality4u: Q 5: Q 5: I do not own the rights to this picture #MacroSW #SUsocialwork https://t.co/pGNmrkUjMN |
| J. Plummer 🇧🇧🇺🇸 @PlummerJason A6 We as a profession need to be clear on this: racism produces economic inequalities. Race/racism is the story that economic elites tell in order to justify their wealth (see any of @KeeangaYamahtta Taylor's books) #MarcoSW |
| UBuffalo Social Work @UBSSW RT @Allison50673939: @JimmySW The term intersectionality comes to mind. Already being knocked down a peg by being a part of the minority makes it even harder for you to catch up in term of economic matters #macroSw |
| Chileechung @chileechung I agree with you, the expensive tuition fees and healthcare in the U.S. are preventing Americans from striking for success. #MacroSW |
| Karen Zgoda, LMSW 🫶🏻🐱 @karenzgoda RT @adriennecgarr: @JimmySW A6. Race is always a factor in inequality. Even when Black people achieve professional and doctoral level degrees we are still paid less and passes over for promotions in favor of white less qualified candidates #MacroSW |
| Tess L @fruitleatherss @JimmySW A2 When people don't realize that inequality even exists. Ignorance is not always bliss. We as SWs need to recognize where our clients are, what they are going through. #macroSW |
| Janeth Ramos @JanethR99565988 #MacroSW |
| Nicole Williams @NicoleW00305070 @moremilkteaplz @JimmySW This idea has done nothing but harm all who have been involved. #macrosw |
| JazminMSW @jazminwik Q5: No such thing as an American Dream, just hard working individuals trying to give their families a better life. #MacroSW |
| Savannah Lindsey @sav_lindsey7 A6: Just going to leave this right here. #MacroSW #SOW3232 https://t.co/ZMGWmvZOMf |
| Marlene Romo @marlenesw13 keeping the poor separated and struggling #Agreed #MacroSW |
| Brianna @BriannaNavin @JimmySW A5: I agree with the idea of striving for equal opportunity, but realistically we live in a world where this may never be 100% attainable. The American Dream was embedded into people AROUND THE WORLD with this false notion that come to America and things will be "better" #MacroSW |
| Gerry Stevens @GerryXIII A6 (1/2): Racial inequalities deepen economic inequalities. People of color in the US are often born into impoverished communities and face structural inequalities that prevent them from being able to improve their wealth and socioeconomic status. #MacroSW |
| Karen Zgoda, LMSW 🫶🏻🐱 @karenzgoda RT @JimmySW: Q7: Q7: What do you see as the relationship between income inequality & Democracy? #MacroSW https://t.co/d5cu52Wnes |
| Gerry Stevens @GerryXIII A6 (2/2): Generations of systemic racism have damaged whole communities and kept them from having a fair shot in the economy. For every positive gain, new systems of racism have risen to keep people of color down. #MacroSW |
| 👑Adrienne Garr👑 @adriennecgarr @JimmySW Until the American institutions all across the board address that racism effects the upward mobility of highly educated and qualified Black people there will always be inequality in every American institution #MacroSW |
| SUJOE @SUJOE6 @JimmySW A6: On every level. Racial inequalities set from the start works to hinder minorities in every way economical may be the most universal and well hidden. #MacroSW #SUsocialwork |
| alana mcfadden @alana_mcfadden A6:woo where do you begin? From redlining to environmental racism to a lack of education. From the beginning people of color have to work harder at achieving things no matter if they have the same credentials or not. This can set a person, a family, generations backwards #macrosw |
| UBuffalo Social Work @UBSSW RT @moremilkteaplz: @JimmySW A6: @JimmySW A6: If you aren't white or white passing, the current economic system takes a baseball bat to your kneecaps and tells you to run like the other people who left 10 minutes ago. #macrosw |
| Tera @Tera61066671 In a perfect world, the rules should benefit all the American people, but unfortunately it often benefits the wealthy and hurts the poor. The poor can’t keep up with inflation prices of a healthy market. #SP20SOWK515 #MacroSW |
| Sheila Cortez @sheilitacortez @keely_lopes Amen sister #macrosw https://t.co/BRONGw2X9F |
| Anne L @AnneLynnMSW @JimmySW A6: The GI Bill gave many white veterans the opportunity to buy houses at a low mortgage rate, but racism prevented many African American veterans from doing the same #MacroSW |
| Kelly @Kelly79942402 @lomillies I agree! exactly! #MacroSW |
| Ashley Clark @AshleyC92224530 A.5) #MacroSW Equal opportunity is what many people struggle for. Just like the film, as long as people feel that they will someday achieve it, does not always mean that they will. Which makes income inequality and the American dream, hard to obtain #SOW3232 |
| Dawn M @DawnM86450136 Please explain? #SUSocialWork #MacroSW |
| UBuffalo Social Work @UBSSW RT @UBittic: A6 Race-based oppression experienced over generations endures today. People of color are more likely to experience toxic stress, which intersects heavily with poverty and can lead to loss of opportunity, safety, health, power, connection, & trust. #MacroSW https://t.co/zZnx3NXxl6 |
| Holly Yang @h0llyhigh A6: One factor of economic inequality is education level, which is not as easily accessible by immigrant families because they lack the economic foundation to support themselves while they are pursuing higher education. #macrosw |
| Yajaira @Yajaira__A (A5) I disagree with the idea of equal opportunity. The idea of the American Dream is far from reach for many because of income inequality. #MACROSW |
| Alec Frank @AlecFrank11 #macroSW Do I agree with the ideas of equal opportunity and the American Dream? https://t.co/eyMbECYFhN |
| Amy @Amy34618774 @MichaelCSUSMSW Could not have said it better myself #macrosw https://t.co/0fCdAg2a2G |
| Kamille @KamilleMoore123 A7 Not a good one, and one that needs to definitely improve. #MacroSW |
| mariana mackinnon @marianamackinn2 RT @JanethR99565988: Me at my Intersectionality! #MacroSW #csudhMSW501 Because race still matters! CRT |
| Keely Flaherty @keelyf427 @TheMattSchwartz I will! Thanks! #MacroSW |
| UBuffalo Social Work @UBSSW RT @JimmySW: #Macrosw |
| Dawn M @DawnM86450136 RT @JimmySW: I can't believe we are halfway through the #MacroSW chat. Awesome convo everyone. Next question is coming up. https://t.co/jkrDPfe6uE |
| YSocialWork, Inc. @YSocialWork Yes, I agree. Debt and more Debt! The American dream is hard for American Citizens and now let's imagine how hard it is for the undocumented community? #macrosw |
| Mayra Carranza @MayraCa64184732 @JimmySW A4. The only one that looks out for the American worker is the American worker. Most of the big corporations, pay their workers less, work longer hours and no benefits. One example is the Corona Virus, some corporations are not paying their employees or benefits. #MacroSW |
| Jimmy A. Young, PhD, MSW, MPA @JimmySW RT @alana_mcfadden: A6:woo where do you begin? From redlining to environmental racism to a lack of education. From the beginning people of color have to work harder at achieving things no matter if they have the same credentials or not. This can set a person, a family, generations backwards #macrosw |
| Institute on Trauma and Trauma-Informed Care @UBittic A7 Many are not aware that trauma can contribute to income inequality, health disparities, & disenfranchisement along the life course. Applying what we do know about social determinants of health through a trauma-informed lens can advance equity. https://t.co/0xt7YFul3z #MacroSW |
| Nancy Andrew @nandrew411 A7 Democracy at its best is a set of ideals and of which our implementation is a work in progress. It's a journey vs. an end point. As we strive to live our Democratic ideals, we must strive to engage everyone. #MacroSW #SUSocialWork |
| Molly Warner @molly_a_warner 🎤 drop |
| Jimmy A. Young, PhD, MSW, MPA @JimmySW RT @adriennecgarr: @JimmySW Until the American institutions all across the board address that racism effects the upward mobility of highly educated and qualified Black people there will always be inequality in every American institution #MacroSW |
| Jimmy A. Young, PhD, MSW, MPA @JimmySW RT @GerryXIII: A6 (2/2): A6 (2/2): Generations of systemic racism have damaged whole communities and kept them from having a fair shot in the economy. For every positive gain, new systems of racism have risen to keep people of color down. #MacroSW |
| Meagan Weems @WeemsMeagan RT @alana_mcfadden: A6:woo where do you begin? From redlining to environmental racism to a lack of education. From the beginning people of color have to work harder at achieving things no matter if they have the same credentials or not. This can set a person, a family, generations backwards #macrosw |
| Eddie 💥 @eddien__n I'm down lets do it >:) #Macrosw |
| Grecia Quiroz @GreciaQuiroz18 RT @sav_lindsey7: A6: A6: Just going to leave this right here. #MacroSW #SOW3232 https://t.co/ZMGWmvZOMf |
| Jimmy A. Young, PhD, MSW, MPA @JimmySW RT @GerryXIII: A6 (1/2): A6 (1/2): Racial inequalities deepen economic inequalities. People of color in the US are often born into impoverished communities and face structural inequalities that prevent them from being able to improve their wealth and socioeconomic status. #MacroSW |
| Olivia Chappell @OliviaChappel15 Work twice as hard to be half as good.✊🏿 |
| Brian Romero, MSW @BrianRny @JimmySW Citizens United. The day this country made people and corporations the same is the day we destroyed our democracy, endorsed corruption as a nation and economic inequity by extension. #MacroSW |
| Joshua McKie @MckieJoshua The Matrix of Domination... Unbelievable #MacroSW #SOW3232 |
| Janeth Ramos @JanethR99565988 RT @JimmySW: #Macrosw |
| Alexa Mediak @AlexaMediak @JimmySW Race impacts your opportunity in every sense in this country. Racism has been institutionalized. #macrosw |
| Schawna @Schawna4 A6. There is an idea of “hard work pays off” however, the way our society operates doesn’t actually allow for this to happen for everyone, especially racially vulnerable populations. #Macrosw |
| JazminMSW @jazminwik RT @adriennecgarr: @JimmySW Until the American institutions all across the board address that racism effects the upward mobility of highly educated and qualified Black people there will always be inequality in every American institution #MacroSW |
| Joshua McKie @MckieJoshua RT @sav_lindsey7: A6: A6: Just going to leave this right here. #MacroSW #SOW3232 https://t.co/ZMGWmvZOMf |
| Angelica Carrasco @AngelicaMSW A3 When a person of color has to work twice as hard compared to their white colleague and still only get a portion of money and recognition -that is when racial inequality impacts economic inequality #Macrosw |
| Shelby Scott @shelbyscott_sw A6: You're are more likely to see someone who is white in a higher position then someone of another race. It has been seen that people are not given the same opportunities due to race which then can create inequality in economics. #MacroSW |
| myra.m @myram42417437 A5:Its so hard to reach the American dream with such a big inequality gap and low wages. There is no such thing as equal opportunity. Not everybody gets the opportunity to go to college or is treated the same. #MacroSW |
| Karen Zgoda, LMSW 🫶🏻🐱 @karenzgoda A7: Democracy survives in any form at the discretion of capitalism. #MacroSW https://t.co/kclePoduI8 |
| 👑Adrienne Garr👑 @adriennecgarr @MSWbrii @JimmySW There's so much research that has shown this time and time again that being Black is a hindrance to better economic opportunities. Thankfully most of us are wising up and creating our own places and spaces😊!!! #MacroSW |
| msw_merid002 @EsthelaMerida @JimmySW A6: Racial inequalities impact economic inequalities because it can be used to excuse the difference in distributions of good. #MacroSW |
| Olivia Chappell @OliviaChappel15 RT @MckieJoshua: The Matrix of Domination... Unbelievable #MacroSW #SOW3232 |
| Rachel Condit @moremilkteaplz @JimmySW A7: An opportunity for voter suppression under the guise of protecting the laws of the land. Like when people must have IDs when they vote when they can't afford to in the first place. It helps those in power stay in power when they aren't voted out by dissedents, y'see. #macrosw |
| Jimmy A. Young, PhD, MSW, MPA @JimmySW WOW some really great answers to that last question!!! #MacroSW https://t.co/EHmE7fn1uq |
| Dawn M @DawnM86450136 @JimmySW A5: American Dream! Equality for all! #SUSocialWork #MacroSW |
| Coral Glass @coralkalani @JimmySW When people are not being able to afford the “basic needs” for survival. When it be done to purposely oppress or affect certain groups of individuals. #MacroSW |
| Maria.S @Maria_110515 A3: In a perfect world, these rules would benefit all people no matter someone's race. However, in the real world, it tends to benefit the rich (1%) and harm the poor. #MacroSW #SOW3232 |
| Mayra Carranza @MayraCa64184732 @Anna_equality4u Perfect Example of inequality. #Macrosw |
| Karen Zgoda, LMSW 🫶🏻🐱 @karenzgoda RT @JimmySW: WOW some really great answers to that last question!!! #MacroSW https://t.co/EHmE7fn1uq |
| Katie Slominski @SlominskiKatie RT @AngelicaMSW: A3 When a person of color has to work twice as hard compared to their white colleague and still only get a portion of money and recognition -that is when racial inequality impacts economic inequality #Macrosw |
| Dawn M @DawnM86450136 RT @DawnM86450136: @JimmySW A5: @JimmySW A5: American Dream! Equality for all! #SUSocialWork #MacroSW |
| Marlene Romo @marlenesw13 @AlliWare826 Yes, if they wear us out and keep us fighting each other for these illusive dream then we will never have time to look up and see what is actually going on #lookupfighttheman #macrosw |
| Anesha S @AneshaDurham @JimmySW #MacroSW Those who are oppressed racially feel the impact of economic inequalities even greater. This is evident in the percentage of people of color living in poverty. Once you are in poverty getting out is very difficult. |
| Karen Zgoda, LMSW 🫶🏻🐱 @karenzgoda RT @moremilkteaplz: @JimmySW A7: @JimmySW A7: An opportunity for voter suppression under the guise of protecting the laws of the land. Like when people must have IDs when they vote when they can't afford to in the first place. It helps those in power stay in power when they aren't voted out by dissedents, y'see. #macrosw |
| Kelly @Kelly79942402 @BritneyCarbajal Yes! Access to opportunities are not the same. #MacroSW |
 | Linda Janeway Loves💙Georgia @Janeway12004 RT @SocialWorkItOut: A1 - Our country has let capitalism & greed get far out of balance. Wealth inequality is greater now than before the Great Depression. We need to elect leaders - & #RunForSomething ourselves - who care about everyday people & will create laws to turn the ship around. #MacroSW https://t.co/oKBKSjvChH |
| Margaret Hogan @mkhogan0 RT @Maria_110515: A3: A3: In a perfect world, these rules would benefit all people no matter someone's race. However, in the real world, it tends to benefit the rich (1%) and harm the poor. #MacroSW #SOW3232 |
| ßƦıı @MSWbrii preach! |
| Hitomi Fujikura, ASW @HitomiFujiASW Q6: Most people wouldn't consider themselves racist, but we all have racial biases, even towards our own race. Unfortunately, people of color are less likely to be hired for white-collar jobs than white people, even with the same level of education. Boo you, employers🙃 #MacroSW |
| UBuffalo Social Work @UBSSW #GenderEqualityUnmasked #Intersectionality #Race #Gender #MacroSW |
| Terry Cluse-Tolar, she/her @swkterry A7. Sadly, since corporations became people in terms of political donations, inequality persists in every aspect of democracy. So many politicians have been bought and don't represent regular people. #MacroSW #SW5602 |
 | Dr. Nancy Kusmaul @nancy_kusmaul RT @UBittic: A4 Trauma-informed (TI) policies address trauma’s sociopolitical & economic roots as well as its disproportional impacts on vulnerable populations. TI workforce programs mobilize strengths to bolster earning potential & access to opportunity. #MacroSW https://t.co/onW2TMf9op |
| Karen Zgoda, LMSW 🫶🏻🐱 @karenzgoda @moremilkteaplz @JimmySW Or when primaries take place during a pandemic lockdown. #MacroSW |
| Brianna @BriannaNavin @AlanaLewis18 @JimmySW I agree. The American dream is a facade to motivate people to still carry that hope in a system that fails them daily. But one can dream right? This is where our hearts as social workers comes in to fight against these injustices! #MacroSW |
| Shelby Scott @shelbyscott_sw A7: I think most Americans do not realize that such a gap exists and that it is growing larger and larger #MacroSW |
| Jimmy A. Young, PhD, MSW, MPA @JimmySW Question 8 is one of my favorite questions 😃 #MacroSW |
 | Laura @lauradmsw A3: Rules set by government benefit those that are in power, those that make the rules. They hurt those that are marginalized and on the sidelines unable to make meaningful change due to systematic inequalities. #MacroSW |
| Amari Castle @CastleAmari RT @MckieJoshua: A6 Racial inequalities at times are directly related to economic inequalities. We see this in public housing, with generations of families living in poverty, still facing discrimination in housing, the workplace, and their own communities. #MacroSW #SOW3232 |
| Marlene Romo @marlenesw13 A7: We should all be in favor of taxing everyone according to their income. The rich should be taxed and not receive tax cuts. Also we should want unions, so they could make sure that . #MacroSW |
| Joshua McKie @MckieJoshua RT @UBSSW: #GenderEqualityUnmasked #Intersectionality #Race #Gender #MacroSW |
| courtney breslow @CourtneyBreslow @Jill_Meyer #macrosw SO TRUE. The very rich do a fantastic job at keeping the masses aligned with what works best for the rich. |
| Nancy Andrew @nandrew411 @Tera61066671 Is that perfect world possible? #MacroSW #SUsocialwork |
| UBuffalo Social Work @UBSSW RT @KamilleMoore123: A7 Not a good one, and one that needs to definitely improve. #MacroSW |
| Anna @Anna_equality4u Q7: People ask me who I am voting for, and the answer is I do not know. Sometimes I feel so low in the world that it truly doesn't matter. The president will not help me put food on the table to support my children while I try to go to school. #MacroSW #SUsocialwork |
| Jimmy A. Young, PhD, MSW, MPA @JimmySW Q8: What single word best describes how the film made you feel? #MacroSW https://t.co/eH1ZElJ9hd |
| J. Plummer 🇧🇧🇺🇸 @PlummerJason @UBSSW Tip chats move fast so don't worry if you can keep up Me: before the chat started 😎 Me: now that the chat is off and running #MacroSW https://t.co/9Xft40duqS |
| UBuffalo Social Work @UBSSW RT @UBittic: A7 Many are not aware that trauma can contribute to income inequality, health disparities, & disenfranchisement along the life course. Applying what we do know about social determinants of health through a trauma-informed lens can advance equity. https://t.co/0xt7YFul3z #MacroSW |
| SM4SW 📱 @sm4sw RT @JimmySW: Q8: Q8: What single word best describes how the film made you feel? #MacroSW https://t.co/eH1ZElJ9hd |
| Karen Zgoda, LMSW 🫶🏻🐱 @karenzgoda Any Black-owned businesses you recommend? #MacroSW |
| UBuffalo Social Work @UBSSW RT @nandrew411: A7 Democracy at its best is a set of ideals and of which our implementation is a work in progress. It's a journey vs. an end point. As we strive to live our Democratic ideals, we must strive to engage everyone. #MacroSW #SUSocialWork |
| BL @briluthart @JimmySW @UBSSW A7. I think many Americans want to hold onto the idea that democracy exists in this country or at least the kind of democracy that is fair. I think it is very corrupt and does not help the people who suffer even in the least from income inequality #macrosw |
| UBuffalo Social Work @UBSSW @Brianr8278 @JimmySW A7 #macroSW |
| Hitomi Fujikura, ASW @HitomiFujiASW Another thing I considered is the effect of economic inequality on minority populations, which leads to environmental racism! Consider Flint, Michigan, for example. #macrosw |
| Brianna @BriannaNavin #MacroSW Chat! |
| Janeth Ramos @JanethR99565988 RT @GerryXIII: A6 (2/2): A6 (2/2): Generations of systemic racism have damaged whole communities and kept them from having a fair shot in the economy. For every positive gain, new systems of racism have risen to keep people of color down. #MacroSW |
| Anne L @AnneLynnMSW @Schawna4 Yup, not everyone has bootstraps they can pull themselves up with #MacroSW |
| Sheila Cortez @sheilitacortez @Hudia_H Girl you are on point! As much as people say we are in the 21st century and racism no longer exists, let me tell you, it is very present. Just how you said, race plays apart almost always. Sad but true 😕#macrosw |
| 👑Adrienne Garr👑 @adriennecgarr @JimmySW A7. Income inequality is oppressive, so a truly democratic process can not happen when large percentages of the population can not be civically engaged because they need to constantly worry about where the next meal is coming from, if their lights will be on etc..#MacroSW |
| Brian Romero, MSW @BrianRny A7: As long as we allow millionaires and billionaires to buy elections and influence in our democracy we will continue to see income inequality in this country. Period. #MacroSW |
| Jimmy A. Young, PhD, MSW, MPA @JimmySW RT @PlummerJason: @UBSSW Tip chats move fast so don't worry if you can keep up Me: before the chat started 😎 Me: now that the chat is off and running #MacroSW https://t.co/9Xft40duqS |
| Gerry Stevens @GerryXIII A7: Income inequality is built into our political and economic system. Ideally, democracy would be used to fight inequality. But our political system is being used to increase inequality. US democracy has largely become a tool for capitalism to use for its own ends #MacroSW |
| Karina do Vale @KarinaMagnago @JimmySW A7: I feel as though people are blinded by the idea that they too will one day be a part of that 1% if they work hard enough so they oversee the inequality. #macrosw #sow3232 |
| Angelina M Saunders @AngelinaMSaund1 #MacroSW #CSUSMSW #InequalityforAll |
| Marlene Romo @marlenesw13 @nandrew411 @Tera61066671 I believe we should strive to have a little bit of that and stop accepting the broken nation we have been given #macrosw |
| Meagan Weems @WeemsMeagan A8: Not sure one word could sum it up. I think it was a mixture of feeling angry, emboldened, and educated #MacroSW |
| UBuffalo Social Work @UBSSW RT @karenzgoda: A7: A7: Democracy survives in any form at the discretion of capitalism. #MacroSW https://t.co/kclePoduI8 |
| maicee @maicee98230641 @JimmySW A7) It isn't a healthy one. We as citizens need to stand up for change instead of letting the rich dictate what effects us all. #MacroSW #5602 |
| Munira A @alami1_m @adriennecgarr @JimmySW A6. Bouncing of Adrienne, this causes African American to be in a repetitive cycle or even not being able to move further with the economy. We are either stuck or left behind. #MacroSW #SUSocialWork |
| Olivia Chappell @OliviaChappel15 A8: Conflicted #Sow3232 #MacroSW |
| Munira A @alami1_m RT @adriennecgarr: @JimmySW Until the American institutions all across the board address that racism effects the upward mobility of highly educated and qualified Black people there will always be inequality in every American institution #MacroSW |
| Nancy Andrew @nandrew411 @Brianr8278 @JimmySW Yes! Citizens United was devastating. What organizations are working to get this ruling overturned? #MacroSW #SUSocialWork |
| UBuffalo Social Work @UBSSW RT @moremilkteaplz: @JimmySW A7: @JimmySW A7: An opportunity for voter suppression under the guise of protecting the laws of the land. Like when people must have IDs when they vote when they can't afford to in the first place. It helps those in power stay in power when they aren't voted out by dissedents, y'see. #macrosw |
| Jimmy A. Young, PhD, MSW, MPA @JimmySW RT @WeemsMeagan: A8: A8: Not sure one word could sum it up. I think it was a mixture of feeling angry, emboldened, and educated #MacroSW |
| Kelly @Kelly79942402 @BriannaNavin @JimmySW I agree to for striving for equal opportunity and the false notion other countries may as far as the "American Dream" #MacroSW |
| Schawna @Schawna4 A8. violated #MacroSW |
| UBuffalo Social Work @UBSSW RT @JimmySW: WOW some really great answers to that last question!!! #MacroSW https://t.co/EHmE7fn1uq |
| Hitomi Fujikura, ASW @HitomiFujiASW RT @coralkalani: @SwHitomi A5: @SwHitomi A5: Yes! The “idea” always sounds nice but the reality of that being implemented seems slim with the way our govt is set up currently. We have to step up as future social workers ! #macrosw |
| Hannah A. BSW @hannahA0412 #macrosw #sow3232 |
| Caroline Briones, BSW @CBrionesSW A8: angry, frustrated, motivated!! #MacroSW #SOW3232 |
| Nastaran Demehri @Demehri @sheilitacortez #macrosw Those with enough resources and access to essentials do not have the worries that some people do who have less access to resources . They have to worry about where or how they will get enoug essentials to last them during this quarntine. |
| Allison @Allison50673939 @JimmySW Frustrated #macrosw |
| willgoff @willgoff4 #macrosw ANGRY!!!!!!!!!!!! |
| Hitomi Fujikura, ASW @HitomiFujiASW RT @Megan54651301: @SwHitomi I agree! A big part of the problem is that not enough people recognize it. #MacroSW |
| Grace @graceonthecasee A6: Ongoing discrimination in the labor market, racial differences in family structure, and segregation by occupation and neighborhood are just a few factors that have aided in the tie between racial inequalities and economic inequalities. #MacroSW #SOW3232 |
| Anesha S @AneshaDurham @MSWbrii @JimmySW #MacroSW Yes, Briana. It perpetuates the racism in this county. |
| Courtney Blackmer @Courtne02207329 Income equality and democracy does not coexist in the United States. I think it has the potential to, but not as of now sadly. #macrosw |
| Ashley Clark @AshleyC92224530 A.7) I think that most Americans do not realize how much inequality there really is, and if they do think inequality is a problem, they do not think it is the most important issue that we face in the US #MacroSW #SOW3232 |
| Karen Zgoda, LMSW 🫶🏻🐱 @karenzgoda Yep. #MacroSW |
| Janeth Ramos @JanethR99565988 #MacroSW Exactly how I feel! #MSWcsudh501 |
| UBuffalo Social Work @UBSSW RT @shelbyscott_sw: A7: A7: I think most Americans do not realize that such a gap exists and that it is growing larger and larger #MacroSW |
| UBuffalo Social Work @UBSSW RT @JimmySW: Question 8 is one of my favorite questions 😃 #MacroSW |
| Samantha Ackerson @SamanthaAckers1 Educated! #SOW3232 #macrosw |
| UBuffalo Social Work @UBSSW RT @JimmySW: Q8: Q8: What single word best describes how the film made you feel? #MacroSW https://t.co/eH1ZElJ9hd |
| Colbey Dawkins @ColbeyDawkins Q8. Angry!!!! #MacroSW #SOW3232 |
| Nicole Williams @NicoleW00305070 @JimmySW In every way (systems theory). Money mean access to resources and opportunities. Economic inequalities help foster racial inequalities. #MacroSW |
| Coral Glass @coralkalani RT @moremilkteaplz: @JimmySW A6: @JimmySW A6: If you aren't white or white passing, the current economic system takes a baseball bat to your kneecaps and tells you to run like the other people who left 10 minutes ago. #macrosw |
| Marlene Romo @marlenesw13 A8: mercilessness_nation #MacroSW |
| Shelby Scott @shelbyscott_sw A8: Frustrated! #MacroSW |
| Krystina A Brania @a_brania A8: motivated for change #MacroSW #SOW3232 |
| Amari Castle @CastleAmari RT @JimmySW: Q6: Q6: How do racial inequalities impact economic inequalities? #MacroSW https://t.co/F4CDYuyxO5 |
| Joshua McKie @MckieJoshua A8 Activated. This film showed me that if you work towards change, you may sit in the chair and not be able to make the difference you want, but, you can show others, and maybe someone else can pick up where you left off. Never give up! #MacroSW #SOW3232 |
| Yajaira @Yajaira__A (A8) Poor #macrosw |
| hannah storer @hannahnicholes A8) One word does not describe the feelings I got from the film. Angry, frustrated, educated. #MacroSW #SOW3232 |
| 👑Adrienne Garr👑 @adriennecgarr @JimmySW Economic equity allows people to be free enough to participate fully in the democratic process. It's tough to take time off work to go vote in the School Board election when you know missing hours means missing a meal #MacroSW |
| maicee @maicee98230641 @JimmySW A8) Angry #SW5602 #MacroSW |
| Brianna @BriannaNavin @fruitleatherss @JimmySW Thankfully, ignorance is something we social workers do not partake in! We strive for cultural humility and understanding of the most vulnerable populations we serve #MacroSW |
| Amari Castle @CastleAmari RT @JimmySW: Q7: Q7: What do you see as the relationship between income inequality & Democracy? #MacroSW https://t.co/d5cu52Wnes |
| Meagan Reed @MeaganR57225061 A7: I feel like people really think that if someone in poverty were just to work harder they could be in the top 1%, when in reality there are some many policies in place that are holding them in that place of poverty. #MacroSW |
| ßƦıı @MSWbrii RT @Yajaira__A: (A8) Poor #macrosw |
| Tera @Tera61066671 It is sad to think most American workers have to “look out for themselves”, and most lack the resources and energy to do so. Companies should hire social workers or consultants to examine their employee work expectations, benefits, and pay. #SP20SOWK515 #MacroSW |
| Tess L @fruitleatherss @chileechung Those two areas do seem to burden us financially the most. In a perfect world they would be free. #macroSW |
| Holly Yang @h0llyhigh A8: angry #MacroSW |
| Jimmy A. Young, PhD, MSW, MPA @JimmySW RT @CBrionesSW: A8: A8: angry, frustrated, motivated!! #MacroSW #SOW3232 |
| Amari Castle @CastleAmari RT @JimmySW: Q8: Q8: What single word best describes how the film made you feel? #MacroSW https://t.co/eH1ZElJ9hd |
| Colbey Dawkins @ColbeyDawkins #MacroSW |
| UBuffalo Social Work @UBSSW RT @WeemsMeagan: A8: A8: Not sure one word could sum it up. I think it was a mixture of feeling angry, emboldened, and educated #MacroSW |
 | Testing @CryptoldeaTest @cryptoldea $WABI/BTC #3d #heykesha #MacroSW #COVIDIDIOT |
| Esperanza V @EsperanzaV16 A8) i need two Computer: thrown. #macrosw #SOW3232 |
| Savannah Lindsey @sav_lindsey7 A8: Motivated (to make a change of course). #MacroSW #SOW3232 |
| Jimmy A. Young, PhD, MSW, MPA @JimmySW RT @h0llyhigh: A8: A8: angry #MacroSW |
| Amari Castle @CastleAmari RT @PlummerJason: @UBSSW Tip chats move fast so don't worry if you can keep up Me: before the chat started 😎 Me: now that the chat is off and running #MacroSW https://t.co/9Xft40duqS |
| Jimmy A. Young, PhD, MSW, MPA @JimmySW RT @sav_lindsey7: A8: A8: Motivated (to make a change of course). #MacroSW #SOW3232 |
| UBuffalo Social Work @UBSSW RT @OliviaChappel15: A8: A8: Conflicted #Sow3232 #MacroSW |
| Holly Yang @h0llyhigh A2: Most capital enterprises are profit-seeking, attempting to reduce costs and maximize benefits at the expense of the workers. #MacroSW |
| Gerry Stevens @GerryXIII A8: Indignant. #MacroSW |
| Munira A @alami1_m https://t.co/0bNQt27bk8 |
| mckenzie @mckenzgoud96 While watching the film it made me feel angry. #MacroSW #sow3232 |
| Molly Warner @molly_a_warner A8 #MacroSW https://t.co/4rXxluG9PB |
| Stephanie Maxfield @steph_maxfield A8: Frustrated #macrosw #SW5602 |
| Stacy S. @StacyCSUSMSW @JimmySW Naive #MacroSW https://t.co/eRyrFutUap |
| Viv @viviannn_1 @JimmySW A1: the first thing that came to my mind after reading this question was privilege. Privilege is what causes inequality. #MacroSW |
| James Fargnoli @FargnoliJames A8: Optimistic #macrosw #Sow3232 |
| Kish Johnson @kjohnso33552684 @JimmySW TIRED!!!!! #macrosw |
| Bell_Chac @BellChac @KristenStark14 @Ashley33mariexo @JimmySW #macrosw |
| Nastaran Demehri @Demehri #macrosw Q 8: Frustrated! |
| Austin H. @AustinHMSW @JimmySW #MacroSW #CSUSMSW https://t.co/chFRUeciBa |
| Kelly @Kelly79942402 8A Left me feeling helpless and also enlightened. I appreciated the perspective and wanted all to watch it, family, friends, everyone! 🙁😡 #Macrosw |
| Brian Romero, MSW @BrianRny @JimmySW A8: ⬇️ big #mood #MacroSW https://t.co/NkCPYw7v9F |
| Meagan Reed @MeaganR57225061 A8: Gosh. One word?? Disgusted? Angry? Not fair. One word it too hard! 😂 #MacroSW |
| 👑Adrienne Garr👑 @adriennecgarr @JimmySW Frustrated 😔...#MacroSW |
| J. Plummer 🇧🇧🇺🇸 @PlummerJason A7 Answering this question is my life's work!!! Short of it: It takes time and money to run and hold office, so that leaves out a lot of people talented, socially just people on the sidelines. Those that have time and money often also have privilege and want to keep it #MacroSW |
| Nicole Williams @NicoleW00305070 @JimmySW #MacroSW DONE! https://t.co/zgZUkp3DmG |
| BL @briluthart @JimmySW @UBSSW A8 Motivated (for change) #macrosw |
| Angelica Carrasco @AngelicaMSW A8 Sick.. Sick that this movie is 7 years old and it feels like it was talking about todays society. #macrosw |
| Jessica Hernandez @jessicaahern24 @JimmySW Frustration #macrosw |
| Olivia Blackman @oliviablackma10 A7: Inequality isn’t just bad for those who need the money, it’s bad for those at the top as well.#MacroSW #sow3232 |
| Yuki @Yukes4571 A8: BEWILDERED #MacroSW #SOW3232 |
| Jimmy A. Young, PhD, MSW, MPA @JimmySW The final question is coming up. #MacroSW https://t.co/Py95Og3Zzq |
| msw_merid002 @EsthelaMerida @JimmySW A6: After witnessing my parents work so hard all these years for the "American Dream" and see how my parent's can't even take a week off makes me doubt there will be such a thing as equal opportunity. #MacroSW |
| Kelly @Kelly79942402 @Caseyface1123 Me too! I felt helpless and enlightened at the same time. #MacroSW |
| Eddie 💥 @eddien__n @JimmySW vengeful (in a legally permissible way) #MacroSW |
| courtney breslow @CourtneyBreslow A8. Any of these bad boys #MacroSW #csusmsw https://t.co/3yZOmVL2YP |
| Laura @lauradmsw #MacroSW |
| Noah Garcia @NoahGarcia2029 #MacroSW #sow3232 A8: Agitated |
| Jimmy A. Young, PhD, MSW, MPA @JimmySW Q9: What’s next? How do we as social workers address inequality or move forward? #MacroSW https://t.co/t8ebjh9uF2 |
| Amari Castle @CastleAmari RT @sav_lindsey7: A8: A8: Motivated (to make a change of course). #MacroSW #SOW3232 |
| SM4SW 📱 @sm4sw RT @JimmySW: Q9: Q9: What’s next? How do we as social workers address inequality or move forward? #MacroSW https://t.co/t8ebjh9uF2 |
| Amy @Amy34618774 @Kelly79942402 I agree! I also had mixed feelings but think it is educational and needs to be watched be all Americans #macrosw |
| Munira A @alami1_m #MacroSW #SUSocialwork ^^ |
| Olivia Chappell @OliviaChappel15 RT @AngelicaMSW: A8 Sick.. Sick that this movie is 7 years old and it feels like it was talking about todays society. #macrosw |
| Chileechung @chileechung I agree. for instance, looking at the education system where it is more capitalist and you can see the social class segregation. #macrosw |
| Dr. Nancy Kusmaul @nancy_kusmaul RT @UBittic: A7 Many are not aware that trauma can contribute to income inequality, health disparities, & disenfranchisement along the life course. Applying what we do know about social determinants of health through a trauma-informed lens can advance equity. https://t.co/0xt7YFul3z #MacroSW |
| JazminMSW @jazminwik Q8: Frustrated- bcs this is still happening today. Nothing has changed. #MacroSW |
| Allison Ware @AlliWare826 @JimmySW disappointed #MacroSW |
| Sheila Cortez @sheilitacortez Q 8: discouraged #macrosw https://t.co/kIrBpLA8Mu |
| Hitomi Fujikura, ASW @HitomiFujiASW Q8: Excited #MacroSW |
| Viv @viviannn_1 @BellChac @JimmySW Key word here is purchased! They absolutely neglect the needs of the people that are in NEED! #MacroSW |
| Margaret Hogan @mkhogan0 RT @AngelicaMSW: A8 Sick.. Sick that this movie is 7 years old and it feels like it was talking about todays society. #macrosw |
| myra.m @myram42417437 A6:People of color are faced with discrimination therefore; they don’t get the same opportunities. This is seen in education. Minorites are less likely to go to college and without a college education its harder to prosper. #MacroSW |
| Joshua McKie @MckieJoshua A9 We as Americans must begin to know our neighbors, advocate for problems that aren’t ours, and be aware of systemic, current, local, foreign, and all issues that work against people and offer our help and support ! #MacroSW #SOW3232 |
| Tess L @fruitleatherss @Hudia_H @JimmySW Agreed. It's like a seedling that needs nourishment, and the new circumstances don't always allow the right conditions to grow and flourish #macroSW |
| Anesha S @AneshaDurham @AlanaLewis18 @JimmySW #MacroSW Preach Alana!!! |
| Aaliyah Rivers @AaliyahRivers8 A9: Face it head on, be confident, be a learner, and be an advocate. #susocialwork #MacroSW |
| Coral Glass @coralkalani @JimmySW Frustrated. But also motivated! 💪🏼 #MacroSW |
| Brenda @Brendaaa_Villa RT @EsthelaMerida: @JimmySW A6: @JimmySW A6: After witnessing my parents work so hard all these years for the "American Dream" and see how my parent's can't even take a week off makes me doubt there will be such a thing as equal opportunity. #MacroSW |
| Margaret Hogan @mkhogan0 RT @MckieJoshua: A9 We as Americans must begin to know our neighbors, advocate for problems that aren’t ours, and be aware of systemic, current, local, foreign, and all issues that work against people and offer our help and support ! #MacroSW #SOW3232 |
| Mandy Jane Jones @MandyJaneJones4 @JimmySW A8. Informed. #macroSW #sw5602 |
| Lauren Miller @lomillies A8: The Sitch gif encompasses all my emotions to Inequality for all #macrosw https://t.co/FNF2Lzob17 |
| Brianna @BriannaNavin #MacroSW is WOKE y'all! |
| Hannah A. BSW @hannahA0412 A8: Intrigued. The data in this movie was frustrating, but I’m curious to see the change in stats for more recent years. 👀 #MacroSW #sow3232 |
| Karina do Vale @KarinaMagnago @JimmySW A9: We should never stop addressing inequality. It is our job to address social problems and challenge social justice! #macrosw #sow3232 |
| UBuffalo Social Work @UBSSW RT @Schawna4: A8. violated #MacroSW |
| UBuffalo Social Work @UBSSW RT @CBrionesSW: A8: A8: angry, frustrated, motivated!! #MacroSW #SOW3232 |
| Courtney Blackmer @Courtne02207329 A8: I don’t think I can stick to one word... helpless, frustrated, motivated #macrosw |
| ßƦıı @MSWbrii @JimmySW TAKE OVER POLITICS! become the change. make and leave a mark. be the voice. #macrosw #CSUSMSW More Macro Social Workers!! |
| Hitomi Fujikura, ASW @HitomiFujiASW Why excited, you ask? I say excited, because finally, someone took the time to give people the information they need in a compelling way, so people can become educated on inequality and speak up in whatever way they can. #MacroSW |
| Angelina M Saunders @AngelinaMSaund1 A8 anti-supercalifrajilisticexpealidocious #MacroSW #CSUSMSW #InequalityForAll |
| Olivia Blackman @oliviablackma10 A8: Worried... because history will continue to repeat itself if we ALL don't engage in proactive efforts towards this issue. #MacroSW #sow3232 |
| gretchen @gretche59199000 Well said, I agree! #SW5602 |
| UBuffalo Social Work @UBSSW RT @willgoff4: #macrosw ANGRY!!!!!!!!!!!! |
| Savannah Lindsey @sav_lindsey7 A9: While we can do much more, one of the most important things we can do is to VOTE. Support candidates who want to enact the change we need to make America a country that helps everyone, not just the rich and white. #MacroSW #SOW3232 |
| Brian Romero, MSW @BrianRny @JimmySW A9: What’s next? We organize! ✊🏽 #MacroSW https://t.co/KI4fSuGBN3 |
| Kelly @Kelly79942402 6A It keeps many, especially vulnerable populations (low SES, minorities) in a position that is hard to move up from. #Macrosw |
| Karina Lopez @social_fl A8: eye-opening #MacroSW #sow3232 |
| UBuffalo Social Work @UBSSW RT @SamanthaAckers1: Educated! #SOW3232 #macrosw |
| UBuffalo Social Work @UBSSW RT @ColbeyDawkins: Q8. Angry!!!! #MacroSW #SOW3232 |
| maicee @maicee98230641 @JimmySW A9) Social Workers should continue advocating for change for those who are suffering from these inequalities. #MacroSW #SW5602 |
| Amari Castle @CastleAmari RT @JimmySW: Q9: Q9: What’s next? How do we as social workers address inequality or move forward? #MacroSW https://t.co/t8ebjh9uF2 |
| J. Plummer 🇧🇧🇺🇸 @PlummerJason A9 Let's be unafraid to be political and organize our communities #MacroSW |
| UBuffalo Social Work @UBSSW RT @marlenesw13: A8: A8: mercilessness_nation #MacroSW |
| Keely Flaherty @keelyf427 @BritneyCarbajal It sometimes does feel like our representatives don’t represent the average person more frequently nowadays. It would be nice to have someone in govt. who fully represents everyone’s best interests, not just those who’ll buy their vote #MacroSW |
| Rachel Taylor @RTaylorsw A9 Social workers can help advocate and assist those who are effected by inequalities. #macrosw |
| Sheila Cortez @sheilitacortez @AngelicaMSW Girl I am right there with you 😓 #macrosw |
| Hannah A. BSW @hannahA0412 RT @PlummerJason: A9 Let's be unafraid to be political and organize our communities #MacroSW |
| Nastaran Demehri @Demehri @jazminwik #macrosw I feel the same, it is frustrating that this continues to happen and nothing changes. |
| alana mcfadden @alana_mcfadden A9: educate, educate, educate! And make sure the people actually listen. Have them try to see it from a point of view that works for them. Nothing will change if we do not inform and advocate for our communities. #macrosw #sow3232 |
| Anna @Anna_equality4u A9: Bring attention to the inequalities the underprivileged are facing on a daily basis. Show the upper class this suffering isn't an idea its a guarantee. Show the children without food. Show the black men being killed. Show the lower class without heat. #MacroSW #SUsocialwork |
| Tess L @fruitleatherss @JimmySW frustrated #macroSW |
| Olivia Chappell @OliviaChappel15 A9: I think that we as social workers can advocate for better economic policies to be passed at all levels of legislation. We can also build social service programs that have a focus on financial literacy and economics education in communities facing poverty #MacroSW #SOW3232 |
| Meagan Weems @WeemsMeagan A9: Advocate. Run for office. Get into politics. Stay educated. ADVOCATE #MacroSW #SOW3232 |
| Grecia Quiroz @GreciaQuiroz18 RT @sav_lindsey7: A9: A9: While we can do much more, one of the most important things we can do is to VOTE. Support candidates who want to enact the change we need to make America a country that helps everyone, not just the rich and white. #MacroSW #SOW3232 |
| UBuffalo Social Work @UBSSW RT @Yukes4571: A8: A8: BEWILDERED #MacroSW #SOW3232 |
| Jimmy A. Young, PhD, MSW, MPA @JimmySW RT @PlummerJason: A9 Let's be unafraid to be political and organize our communities #MacroSW |
| Karen Zgoda, LMSW 🫶🏻🐱 @karenzgoda RT @JimmySW: Q9: Q9: What’s next? How do we as social workers address inequality or move forward? #MacroSW https://t.co/t8ebjh9uF2 |
| Jessica Hernandez @jessicaahern24 @jazminwik On the other hand, it seems it's getting worse.... #macrosw |
| Alexa Mediak @AlexaMediak @KarinaMagnago @JimmySW Yesss!!! 👏 #macrosw |
| UBuffalo Social Work @UBSSW RT @AngelicaMSW: A8 Sick.. Sick that this movie is 7 years old and it feels like it was talking about todays society. #macrosw |
| Esperanza V @EsperanzaV16 A9) 1/2 I feel this is the hard one. Anytime you bring up these issues someone wants to throw insult to injury. This man was called a socialist&a communist with such distain. Its disgusting to see how many people will throw you away the second you make somesense #macrosw #SOW3232 |
| Grecia Quiroz @GreciaQuiroz18 YOU HEARD IT HERE FOLKS |
| Katie Slominski @SlominskiKatie A9: Turn our passion into tangible change that will benefit our clients and those beyond our reach. Stay motivated, hungry and informed! #MacroSW #SOW3232 |
| Viv @viviannn_1 @JimmySW Upsetting. I’ve lived and seen this inequality all my life. #MacroSW |
| Jimmy A. Young, PhD, MSW, MPA @JimmySW RT @OliviaChappel15: A9: A9: I think that we as social workers can advocate for better economic policies to be passed at all levels of legislation. We can also build social service programs that have a focus on financial literacy and economics education in communities facing poverty #MacroSW #SOW3232 |
| Lauren Miller @lomillies @MckieJoshua I agree with this! We all need to be apart of the working system and fill in the gaps and be adaptable together #MacroSW |
| UBuffalo Social Work @UBSSW RT @NicoleW00305070: @JimmySW #MacroSW DONE! https://t.co/zgZUkp3DmG |
| Jimmy A. Young, PhD, MSW, MPA @JimmySW RT @WeemsMeagan: A9: A9: Advocate. Run for office. Get into politics. Stay educated. ADVOCATE #MacroSW #SOW3232 |
| Amari Castle @CastleAmari RT @sav_lindsey7: A9: A9: While we can do much more, one of the most important things we can do is to VOTE. Support candidates who want to enact the change we need to make America a country that helps everyone, not just the rich and white. #MacroSW #SOW3232 |
| Brianna @BriannaNavin @JimmySW A8: defeated. #MacroSW |
| Coral Glass @coralkalani @JimmySW Step up and take on macro roles ! Work toward changing policy. Advocating. #MacroSW |
| 👑Adrienne Garr👑 @adriennecgarr @JimmySW A9. Through advocacy and #MacroSW of course!!! Even our colleagues who do direct practice can sign a letter, make a call encourage clients to be more civically minded on a personal level. There's a lot of layers to this. https://t.co/8I958M6t85 |
| Chileechung @chileechung A8) Unfair, frustrated, angry... #macrosw |
| ßƦıı @MSWbrii @adriennecgarr @JimmySW Thank goodness for community ! #macrosw |
| Anna @Anna_equality4u A9: When you shine a LARGE spot light on something horrifying it's pretty hard for the majority to look away. #MacroSW #SUsocialwork |
| Meagan Reed @MeaganR57225061 A9: Keep talking about it and working to change it! That is our job to work to fight these social inequalities. Essentially, we continue to work to make our job obsolete in a perfect world! #MacroSW |
| Shelby Scott @shelbyscott_sw A9: We can advocate for change by talking to our state representative and talking to officials about the gaps in our community. Creating laws and policy that helps our community and the people in it. We can also advocate at a stare and federal level. #MacroSW |
| Margaret Hogan @mkhogan0 RT @SlominskiKatie: A9: A9: Turn our passion into tangible change that will benefit our clients and those beyond our reach. Stay motivated, hungry and informed! #MacroSW #SOW3232 |
| Amy @Amy34618774 @JimmySW A8: Repulsed #macrosw https://t.co/5H7jmO4o8D |
| Rachel Condit @moremilkteaplz @JimmySW A9: We form coalitions with allies and collaborate within our community, because we gotta plant seeds somewhere, and a rose garden doesn't start out of nothing. #macrosw |
| Institute on Trauma and Trauma-Informed Care @UBittic A9 Social workers can help shift our systems toward a strengths-based, trauma-informed framework to restore power, choice, and control to marginalized and oppressed people/populations. We can cultivate a more equitable, just, and resilient America.#MacroSW https://t.co/onW2TMwKfX |
| Jimmy A. Young, PhD, MSW, MPA @JimmySW RT @alana_mcfadden: A9: A9: educate, educate, educate! And make sure the people actually listen. Have them try to see it from a point of view that works for them. Nothing will change if we do not inform and advocate for our communities. #macrosw #sow3232 |
| UBuffalo Social Work @UBSSW RT @CourtneyBreslow: A8. Any of these bad boys #MacroSW #csusmsw https://t.co/3yZOmVL2YP |
| Nicole Williams @NicoleW00305070 @AlanaLewis18 @JimmySW LET'S RISE UP! #MacroSW |
| 👑Adrienne Garr👑 @adriennecgarr RT @OliviaChappel15: A9: A9: I think that we as social workers can advocate for better economic policies to be passed at all levels of legislation. We can also build social service programs that have a focus on financial literacy and economics education in communities facing poverty #MacroSW #SOW3232 |
| Anne L @AnneLynnMSW @JimmySW Run for office!!! We need more social workers in Congress and in state governments! #MacroSW |
| UBuffalo Social Work @UBSSW RT @JimmySW: Q9: Q9: What’s next? How do we as social workers address inequality or move forward? #MacroSW https://t.co/t8ebjh9uF2 |
| Jimmy A. Young, PhD, MSW, MPA @JimmySW RT @AngelicaMSW: A8 Sick.. Sick that this movie is 7 years old and it feels like it was talking about todays society. #macrosw |
| Savannah Lindsey @sav_lindsey7 RT @MckieJoshua: A9 We as Americans must begin to know our neighbors, advocate for problems that aren’t ours, and be aware of systemic, current, local, foreign, and all issues that work against people and offer our help and support ! #MacroSW #SOW3232 |
| TTO Productions @ttoproductions A9: Do "the work". None of us will eradicate injustice and inequality in our life times. No single person has done this. Fight the good fight and look out for those that do not have a voice. How can we bring strength to those that need it the most? Just don't stop #macrosw |
| Dr. Tom Felke @SocWrkDoc A9) Be the experts we are on these topics and push the agenda through research, advocacy practice, and (as Kate Coyne-McCoy would say at Campaign School) change the asses in the seats by having social workers hold office and make the necessary changes! #MacroSW #SOW3232 |
| myra.m @myram42417437 A7: Most people do not realize how bad the income gap is. They also don't realize that it is controlled and it can be improved for the benefit of the average American. #MacroSW |
| Laura @lauradmsw #MacroSW |
| ßƦıı @MSWbrii YES! YES! YES! |
| Kish Johnson @kjohnso33552684 @JimmySW education for all & always always call out the BS when you see it! #MacroSW |
| Caroline Briones, BSW @CBrionesSW RT @SlominskiKatie: A9: A9: Turn our passion into tangible change that will benefit our clients and those beyond our reach. Stay motivated, hungry and informed! #MacroSW #SOW3232 |
| Colbey Dawkins @ColbeyDawkins A9 As SW we must always Advocate for change and protect the vulnerable populations that are negatively effected by inequality by providing them with useful resources. #MacroSW |
| courtney breslow @CourtneyBreslow A9. After a nap and some cookies. I think the game plan is to EDUCATE. Because all we can do is give people the correct information and then let them make the best decision for themselves #MacroSW #SeLfDeTeRmInAtIoN |
| UBuffalo Social Work @UBSSW RT @MckieJoshua: A9 We as Americans must begin to know our neighbors, advocate for problems that aren’t ours, and be aware of systemic, current, local, foreign, and all issues that work against people and offer our help and support ! #MacroSW #SOW3232 |
| UBuffalo Social Work @UBSSW RT @AaliyahRivers8: A9: A9: Face it head on, be confident, be a learner, and be an advocate. #susocialwork #MacroSW |
| Alexa Mediak @AlexaMediak RT @alana_mcfadden: A9: A9: educate, educate, educate! And make sure the people actually listen. Have them try to see it from a point of view that works for them. Nothing will change if we do not inform and advocate for our communities. #macrosw #sow3232 |
| Karen Zgoda, LMSW 🫶🏻🐱 @karenzgoda RT @AnneLynnMSW: @JimmySW Run for office!!! We need more social workers in Congress and in state governments! #MacroSW |
| Alec Frank @AlecFrank11 first, we have to listen and HEAR the words our clients who are experiencing it first-hand. #RogersClientCenteredTherapy #macroSW |
 | Christine Racquel @CWoodward_gulls Shout out to the blue collar workers that are working so hard during these difficult times. #SUsocialwork #MacroSW It took a global pandemic for us to start praising every worker https://t.co/PIPMmCuDyd |
| Gerry Stevens @GerryXIII A9 (2/2): Social workers need to be conscious of how we ourselves are playing into theses systems of inequality, and be willing to change ourselves, our own workplaces, our academic systems, and our profession. #MacroSW |
| Gerry Stevens @GerryXIII A9 (1/2): Social workers need to advocate for marginalized people, including low income people. Social workers need to be on the front lines, agitating for change and directly impacting the lives of the people harmed by systemic inequalities. #MacroSW |
| Savannah Lindsey @sav_lindsey7 https://t.co/d5sSk39qJm |
| UBuffalo Social Work @UBSSW RT @BriannaNavin: #MacroSW is WOKE y'all! |
| Margaret Hogan @mkhogan0 RT @SocWrkDoc: A9) Be the experts we are on these topics and push the agenda through research, advocacy practice, and (as Kate Coyne-McCoy would say at Campaign School) change the asses in the seats by having social workers hold office and make the necessary changes! #MacroSW #SOW3232 |
| Olivia Blackman @oliviablackma10 A9: 1) Create more access to resources to make this American dream happen, especially for the vulnerable and oppressed. 2) Advocate and lobby! Becoming more involved in economics. 3) Encourage others to register and vote! #macrosw #sow3232 |
| Viv @viviannn_1 @JimmySW Inform others and become policial leaders! #MacroSW |
| Karen Zgoda, LMSW 🫶🏻🐱 @karenzgoda RT @UBittic: A9 Social workers can help shift our systems toward a strengths-based, trauma-informed framework to restore power, choice, and control to marginalized and oppressed people/populations. We can cultivate a more equitable, just, and resilient America.#MacroSW https://t.co/onW2TMwKfX |
| UBuffalo Social Work @UBSSW RT @KarinaMagnago: @JimmySW A9: @JimmySW A9: We should never stop addressing inequality. It is our job to address social problems and challenge social justice! #macrosw #sow3232 |
| myra.m @myram42417437 A8: The film made me feel depressed. #MacroSW |
| ßƦıı @MSWbrii RT @viviannn_1: @JimmySW Inform others and become policial leaders! #MacroSW |
| UBuffalo Social Work @UBSSW RT @MSWbrii: @JimmySW TAKE OVER POLITICS! become the change. make and leave a mark. be the voice. #macrosw #CSUSMSW More Macro Social Workers!! |
| Dustin Miller @smileoutloud1 A9: social workers should be persistent and demand funding and financing personally, professionally, for our agencies, and for our clients. The money is out there! #MacroSW |
| Jimmy A. Young, PhD, MSW, MPA @JimmySW For my final #MacroSW chat about #IncomeInequality. Can I get you all to retweet or mention @RBReich so he knows how important this film has been for me & my students. #ThankYou 🙏 https://t.co/JzGwj2DOb0 |
| Ashley Marie @Ashley33mariexo @JimmySW TRIGGERED #macrosw https://t.co/8pcNNuHiNt |
| Brianna @BriannaNavin @EsthelaMerida @JimmySW I totally can empathize with that feeling. I see the same thing with my mom despite where she falls on the income bracket and the "box" people put her in financially. #MacroSW |
| UBuffalo Social Work @UBSSW RT @alana_mcfadden: A9: A9: educate, educate, educate! And make sure the people actually listen. Have them try to see it from a point of view that works for them. Nothing will change if we do not inform and advocate for our communities. #macrosw #sow3232 |
| Manoucheca Byssainthe @BSW_Manoucheca A9) we need to continue to fight for equality. To educate and advocate!! #macrosw #sow3232 |
| Alec Frank @AlecFrank11 https://t.co/dFPBgOAurE |
| Nancy Andrew @nandrew411 @coralkalani @JimmySW YES! #MacroSW #SuSocialWork |
| Dr. Tom Felke @SocWrkDoc For those interested in political social work and/or possibly running for office, get to a Campaign School or bring it to your campus! https://t.co/W9apTrd0tv #MacroSW #SOW3232 |
| Viv @viviannn_1 @AnneLynnMSW @JimmySW YESSS! 👏🏼🙌🏼 #MacroSW |
| Tess L @fruitleatherss @SwHitomi You go girl, change the world!!! #macroSW |
| Andell Napoleon @napoleon_andell @marianamackinn2 |
| Isabella Alcantara @IsabellaAlcan15 A9: As social workers we must continue to educate ourselves on social inequalities, focus on the needs of people in our community, and work with client face to face. The more we understand the problem, and are willing to listen/help those in need, the better #MacroSW #SOW3233 |
| Manoucheca Byssainthe @BSW_Manoucheca RT @JimmySW: Q8: Q8: What single word best describes how the film made you feel? #MacroSW https://t.co/eH1ZElJ9hd |
| UBuffalo Social Work @UBSSW Let's get #Radical - #MacroSW |
| Joshua McKie @MckieJoshua https://t.co/povAFpUiQY |
| Allison Ware @AlliWare826 @JimmySW BE A MACRO PRACTIONER YEWWWWWW !! Advocate, organize, empower 💪💪💪 #MacroSW |
| UBuffalo Social Work @UBSSW RT @Anna_equality4u: A9: A9: Bring attention to the inequalities the underprivileged are facing on a daily basis. Show the upper class this suffering isn't an idea its a guarantee. Show the children without food. Show the black men being killed. Show the lower class without heat. #MacroSW #SUsocialwork |
| Meagan Reed @MeaganR57225061 A9: I wasn't clear my last tweet. We need to talk to ensure we educate people! Educate so people can see what is really happening and break down those barriers their assumptions have created. #MacroSW |
| UBuffalo Social Work @UBSSW RT @WeemsMeagan: A9: A9: Advocate. Run for office. Get into politics. Stay educated. ADVOCATE #MacroSW #SOW3232 |
| Karen Zgoda, LMSW 🫶🏻🐱 @karenzgoda Get LOUD. #MacroSW |
| Esperanza V @EsperanzaV16 A9) 2/2 SWs have a big job here. Advocacy has always been our strong suit. We are going to have to carry people through fire, but we can make our point heard. If not us, then who? I am a part of the middle class andi for one dont want to blur into the background #macrosw #SOW3232 |
| Nastaran Demehri @Demehri #macrosw Q 9: What we can do is to continue advocating for our clients and continue working together to bring each other up instead of tearing each other down. |
| UBuffalo Social Work @UBSSW Only 5 min. left! This will be the last #MacroSW that @JimmySW holds on this film. " I just believe it’s time for me to change some things, find a different film, or change my pedagogy related to Twitter altogether," he says. Many thanks, Jimmy! We know we'll see you around... https://t.co/XZednNgs0S |
| ßƦıı @MSWbrii RT @AlliWare826: @JimmySW BE A MACRO PRACTIONER YEWWWWWW !! Advocate, organize, empower 💪💪💪 #MacroSW |
| Janeth Ramos @JanethR99565988 A9:I think its important to become educated and stand up for ourselves. Challenge the policies that we are not comfortable with and become involved in making the change. #MacroSW #CsudhMSW501 |
| Marlene Romo @marlenesw13 A9: Social workers are needed in macro work, continue to be the squeaky wheel - just like Robert Reich does and not stop talking & fighting about the economic inequality that is the US until we see change. Then we rest & move on to the next fight #MacroSW |
| Manoucheca Byssainthe @BSW_Manoucheca ASHAMED #macrosw #sow3232 |
| Mandy Jane Jones @MandyJaneJones4 @JimmySW A9. We fight with resilience for what’s right. We stay informed and participate in elections to get people who are willing to fight along with us for equality. We have an obligation to our communities to never give up. #macrosw #sw5602 and remember you are not alone! |
| Ashley Marie @Ashley33mariexo RT @Brianr8278: @JimmySW A9: @JimmySW A9: What’s next? We organize! ✊🏽 #MacroSW https://t.co/KI4fSuGBN3 |
| Nancy Andrew @nandrew411 @Anna_equality4u How to we build that spotlight? Who is building it now? #MacroSW #SUSocialWork |
| Laura @lauradmsw A9: After 1.5 semesters, I'm leaning toward macro level change. More infiltration of SW's where the change happens: policy. #MacroSW |
| Angelina M Saunders @AngelinaMSaund1 Unite, open the dialogue, inclusion, communicate where you are at! #CSUSMSW #MACROSW #INEQUALITYFORALL https://t.co/pwTTCUWtiJ |
| SM4SW 📱 @sm4sw .@RBReich thanks for your tireless efforts to educate about #incomeinequality |
| Austin H. @AustinHMSW @RBReich #MarcoSW #CSUSMSW |
| UBuffalo Social Work @UBSSW RT @EsperanzaV16: A9) 1/2 I feel this is the hard one. Anytime you bring up these issues someone wants to throw insult to injury. This man was called a socialist&a communist with such distain. Its disgusting to see how many people will throw you away the second you make somesense #macrosw #SOW3232 |
| Hitomi Fujikura, ASW @HitomiFujiASW @keely_lopes Let's use social media for good! 😛 #MacroSW |
| Janeth Ramos @JanethR99565988 Well said!! |
| Grecia Quiroz @GreciaQuiroz18 @RBReich A great chat, take a look if you wish. |
| Schawna @Schawna4 @RBReich |
| UBuffalo Social Work @UBSSW RT @adriennecgarr: @JimmySW A9. Through advocacy and #MacroSW of course!!! Even our colleagues who do direct practice can sign a letter, make a call encourage clients to be more civically minded on a personal level. There's a lot of layers to this. https://t.co/8I958M6t85 |
| James Fargnoli @FargnoliJames A9: Do what Mr. Reich does.... learn the facts, then teach the facts #macrosw # SOW 3232 |
| Allison @Allison50673939 @RBReich |
| Lauren Miller @lomillies @CourtneyBreslow Yes! I’ve never thought about self determination in this way about how you can educate people about politics but it’s their free will to speak and vote as they still please #MacroSW |
| msw_merid002 @EsthelaMerida @JimmySW A8: Hopeless #MacroSW https://t.co/9S2cxwPodR |
| Ashley Marie @Ashley33mariexo RT @MSWbrii: @JimmySW TAKE OVER POLITICS! become the change. make and leave a mark. be the voice. #macrosw #CSUSMSW More Macro Social Workers!! |
| UBuffalo Social Work @UBSSW RT @MSWbrii: @adriennecgarr @JimmySW Thank goodness for community ! #macrosw |
| Karen Zgoda, LMSW 🫶🏻🐱 @karenzgoda RT @adriennecgarr: @JimmySW A9. Through advocacy and #MacroSW of course!!! Even our colleagues who do direct practice can sign a letter, make a call encourage clients to be more civically minded on a personal level. There's a lot of layers to this. https://t.co/8I958M6t85 |
| willgoff @willgoff4 @RBReich |
| 👑Adrienne Garr👑 @adriennecgarr A9. Also as social workers we have the benefit of practically applying empowerment theory and motivational interviewing techniques to assist communities and individuals in getting more civically engaged to shift the massive chasm that is income inequality. #MacroSW |
| Kish Johnson @kjohnso33552684 @RBReich GO ROBERT GO!!! #MacroSW |
| UBuffalo Social Work @UBSSW RT @UBittic: A9 Social workers can help shift our systems toward a strengths-based, trauma-informed framework to restore power, choice, and control to marginalized and oppressed people/populations. We can cultivate a more equitable, just, and resilient America.#MacroSW https://t.co/onW2TMwKfX |
| Holly Yang @h0llyhigh @chileechung can't agree more, education system is the line to see the difference between social classes #MacroSW |
| Karen Zgoda, LMSW 🫶🏻🐱 @karenzgoda RT @adriennecgarr: A9. Also as social workers we have the benefit of practically applying empowerment theory and motivational interviewing techniques to assist communities and individuals in getting more civically engaged to shift the massive chasm that is income inequality. #MacroSW |
| Brianna @BriannaNavin @MckieJoshua I agree!!! Ally with our fellow social workers in order to make more moves within advocacy and pursue policy changes! #MacroSW |
| Angelina M Saunders @AngelinaMSaund1 A9 #CSUSMSW #MACROSW #INEQUALITYFORALL |
| Eddie 💥 @eddien__n @AnneLynnMSW @JimmySW YES! we are all we have #MacroSW |
| Janeth Ramos @JanethR99565988 RT @adriennecgarr: @JimmySW A9. Through advocacy and #MacroSW of course!!! Even our colleagues who do direct practice can sign a letter, make a call encourage clients to be more civically minded on a personal level. There's a lot of layers to this. https://t.co/8I958M6t85 |
| Hitomi Fujikura, ASW @HitomiFujiASW Not just me! We're all in this together🎶 #MacroSW |
| SK Marie @Silver_Fang797 #MacroSW Q9. Don't lose the empathy. |
| Angelina M Saunders @AngelinaMSaund1 #CSUSMSW #MACROSW #INEQUALITYFORALL |
| myra.m @myram42417437 A9: As social workers we need to advocate for change when we see a problem. It will be for the benefit of the people. #MacroSW |
| Jimmy A. Young, PhD, MSW, MPA @JimmySW RT @Silver_Fang797: #MacroSW Q9. Don't lose the empathy. |
| Brianna @BriannaNavin RT @AlliWare826: @JimmySW BE A MACRO PRACTIONER YEWWWWWW !! Advocate, organize, empower 💪💪💪 #MacroSW |
| Keely Flaherty @keelyf427 @IsabellaAlcan15 I agree! Being educated and informed about what’s going on around us is one of the best things we can do! #MacroSW |
| Anna @Anna_equality4u @nandrew411 Thats what we are here for! Documentaries, articles, PICTURES EVERYWHERE. We need to be loud and speak everywhere in order to be heard. We must be louder than all the rest. #MacroSW #SUsocialwork |
| Allison Ware @AlliWare826 @RBReich Emerging Social Workers are THANKFUL for you. Thank you for the light you have shed on #inequalityforall. We are fighting this fight with you!! 💪💪#MacroSW |
| Amari Castle @CastleAmari RT @ColbeyDawkins: A4 NO ONE!!!! Our officials should be taking care of us, being that we are the people that put our trust in them to make changes for our society when we elected them. #MacroSW #SOW3232 |
| Nancy Andrew @nandrew411 A9 Organize! Empower those who are most impacted by the challenge to be the leaders. #MacroSW #SUSocialWork |
| Mandy Jane Jones @MandyJaneJones4 RT @JimmySW: For my final #MacroSW chat about #IncomeInequality. Can I get you all to retweet or mention @RBReich so he knows how important this film has been for me & my students. #ThankYou 🙏 https://t.co/JzGwj2DOb0 |
| Brianna @BriannaNavin RT @karenzgoda: Get LOUD. #MacroSW |
| Annette Bermejo @AnnetteBermejo1 yes. Definitely need to challenge the system! #MacroSW #csudhmsw501 🧐✊ |
| Yuki @Yukes4571 A9 : As Social workers I think it’s our responsibility to educate those who aren’t aware of the income inequality. This is not how we are supposed to be living ! #MacroSW #SOW3232 |
| Nastaran Demehri @Demehri #macrosw @RBReich Eye opening even though I already knew about inequality. Very much needed 🙌 |
| ßƦıı @MSWbrii Change is coming @RBReich #MacroSW |
| Savannah Lindsey @sav_lindsey7 RT @JimmySW: For my final #MacroSW chat about #IncomeInequality. Can I get you all to retweet or mention @RBReich so he knows how important this film has been for me & my students. #ThankYou 🙏 https://t.co/JzGwj2DOb0 |
| Karen Zgoda, LMSW 🫶🏻🐱 @karenzgoda RT @MSWbrii: @adriennecgarr @JimmySW Thank goodness for community ! #macrosw |
| Nicole Williams @NicoleW00305070 @JimmySW Take over this government! Take over the White House! Or more realistically work towards creating systematic changes at a micro, mezzo, and macro levels. #MacroSW https://t.co/M6wbfRGlFD |
| Karen Zgoda, LMSW 🫶🏻🐱 @karenzgoda RT @EsperanzaV16: A9) 1/2 I feel this is the hard one. Anytime you bring up these issues someone wants to throw insult to injury. This man was called a socialist&a communist with such distain. Its disgusting to see how many people will throw you away the second you make somesense #macrosw #SOW3232 |
| Joshua McKie @MckieJoshua Not to put you guys on the spot or anything... @marianamackinn2 @WeemsMeagan @napoleon_andell @samanthajwills6 #MacroSW #SOW3232 https://t.co/wO3l2bTCPw |
| Amy @Amy34618774 @JimmySW Thank you @RBReich for the film!! #macrosw https://t.co/jKvdVoEPjb |
| Anna @Anna_equality4u RT @MSWbrii: Change is coming @RBReich #MacroSW |
| Dr. Tom Felke @SocWrkDoc Thank you @RBReich for all of your work highlighting the need for us to examine and address the structural issues that cause inequality in our nation! And a big thank you as well to @JimmySW for continuing to bring this work to social work students across the country! #MacroSW |
| Holly Yang @h0llyhigh @hulya089 Education and healthcare is the most important for citizens, especially for first generation and immigrants who are in lower class. #MacroSW |
| Nastaran Demehri @Demehri @keely_lopes @SwHitomi #macrosw well said my friend we said 🙌🙂 |
 | Ashley Morgan, BSW @ashley21510 @PlummerJason @JimmySW Q9: Educate and advocate for change. #MacroSW |
| Olivia Chappell @OliviaChappel15 @RBReich Thanks for opening my eyes to economics!! |
| Karen Zgoda, LMSW 🫶🏻🐱 @karenzgoda RT @UBSSW: Only 5 min. left! This will be the last #MacroSW that @JimmySW holds on this film. " I just believe it’s time for me to change some things, find a different film, or change my pedagogy related to Twitter altogether," he says. Many thanks, Jimmy! We know we'll see you around... https://t.co/XZednNgs0S |
| Rachel Condit @moremilkteaplz S/O to @RBReich for making Inequality For All, because man, it's not common for political based documentaries to be just as relevant today as it was years ago! #macrosw |
| Jimmy A. Young, PhD, MSW, MPA @JimmySW Thanks, Pat and all the #MacroSW Partners for the many wonderful years of Live Twitter Chats. Keep up the great work. That's all for tonight folks. @UBSSW https://t.co/slAdCOW9Ld |
| nicole_d091381 @d091381 #SUsocialwork410 |
| UBuffalo Social Work @UBSSW RT @NicoleW00305070: @AlanaLewis18 @JimmySW LET'S RISE UP! #MacroSW |
| Sheila Cortez @sheilitacortez @RBReich #incomeinequality has been a very refreshing reminder that as a social worker there is so much that still needs to be done for those who fall under the population of middle class and lower class. The film has made me feel empowered and motivated. Thank you! #macrosw |
| UBuffalo Social Work @UBSSW RT @ttoproductions: A9: A9: Do "the work". None of us will eradicate injustice and inequality in our life times. No single person has done this. Fight the good fight and look out for those that do not have a voice. How can we bring strength to those that need it the most? Just don't stop #macrosw |
| Jessica Hernandez @jessicaahern24 A9: ADVOCATE for those in need #macrosw https://t.co/VZKQqBhPzn |
| Brianna @BriannaNavin @lauradmsw SAME! I have a passion for this kinda stuff and policy change really motivates me to want to make a difference no matter how big or how small #MacroSW |
| UBuffalo Social Work @UBSSW RT @SocWrkDoc: A9) Be the experts we are on these topics and push the agenda through research, advocacy practice, and (as Kate Coyne-McCoy would say at Campaign School) change the asses in the seats by having social workers hold office and make the necessary changes! #MacroSW #SOW3232 |
| TTO Productions @ttoproductions thanks! #macrosw |
| Amari Castle @CastleAmari RT @napoleon_andell: A2. Inequality becomes a problem when individuals are stuck in survival mode instead of living life how they are destined #macrosw #sow3232 |
| Marlene Romo @marlenesw13 RT @AlliWare826: @RBReich Emerging Social Workers are THANKFUL for you. Thank you for the light you have shed on #inequalityforall. We are fighting this fight with you!! 💪💪#MacroSW |
| Ashley Marie @Ashley33mariexo @JimmySW Stop being so nice and push back more. DEMAND. Civil disobedience. 🤷🏽♀️✊🏽 #macrosw https://t.co/Zg4LK7Ee9F |
| Hitomi Fujikura, ASW @HitomiFujiASW @RBReich thank you for giving us all the opportunity to learn more about inequality, so we can fight to end it! |
| Savannah Lindsey @sav_lindsey7 Thank you @RBReich ! #MacroSW #SOW3232 |
| Alec Frank @AlecFrank11 thank you @RBReich for making #inequalityforall. you made me realize that I have a lot more to learn about this country, macro-level social work, and myself #macroSW |
| UBuffalo Social Work @UBSSW RT @jessicaahern24: A9: A9: ADVOCATE for those in need #macrosw https://t.co/VZKQqBhPzn |
| Olivia Blackman @oliviablackma10 Hope everyone stays safe and healthy! Great chat! Goodnight :) #MacroSW #sow3232 |
| Institute on Trauma and Trauma-Informed Care @UBittic Thanks for a thoughtful discussion, all! Looking forward to the next #MacroSW chat. Take good care. |
| 👑Adrienne Garr👑 @adriennecgarr @JimmySW @RBReich @RBReich I've been following you and reading your articles since 2012ish? Please don't ever stop doing the work you're doing! #MacroSW |
| UBuffalo Social Work @UBSSW RT @CourtneyBreslow: A9. After a nap and some cookies. I think the game plan is to EDUCATE. Because all we can do is give people the correct information and then let them make the best decision for themselves #MacroSW #SeLfDeTeRmInAtIoN |
| Joshua McKie @MckieJoshua RT @JimmySW: For my final #MacroSW chat about #IncomeInequality. Can I get you all to retweet or mention @RBReich so he knows how important this film has been for me & my students. #ThankYou 🙏 https://t.co/JzGwj2DOb0 |
| Janeth Ramos @JanethR99565988 @AnnetteBermejo1 Yes ma'am! #CsudhMSW501 #MacroSW #WomenInSocialWork #Intersectionality #CRT |
| Nancy Andrew @nandrew411 @SocWrkDoc I'd love to attend the campaign school for social workers! Thanks for the link. #MacroSW #SUSocialWork |
| Tess L @fruitleatherss The greatest gift we can give ourselves is one of knowledge. Keep asking the hard questions and continue the conversations. Then put that wisdom to the test with implementing what we know into our profession. :) #macroSW |
| Laura @lauradmsw @RBReich Peep this. #MacroSW |
| Katie Slominski @SlominskiKatie RT @JimmySW: For my final #MacroSW chat about #IncomeInequality. Can I get you all to retweet or mention @RBReich so he knows how important this film has been for me & my students. #ThankYou 🙏 https://t.co/JzGwj2DOb0 |
| UBuffalo Social Work @UBSSW RT @SwHitomi: @keely_lopes Let's use social media for good! 😛 #MacroSW |
| Brianna @BriannaNavin RT @kjohnso33552684: @RBReich GO ROBERT GO!!! #MacroSW |
| Terry Cluse-Tolar, she/her @swkterry Thanks for educating and inspiring us @RBReich, the hero of tonight's #MacroSW Twitter Chat. And @JimmySW too! #SW5602😀 |
| Jimmy A. Young, PhD, MSW, MPA @JimmySW Thanks for an Amazing #MacroSW chat. Please keep the convo going or connect with one another. It’s really a great way to build your network, get support, and learn. Hope you all enjoyed this chat. 😄 https://t.co/SUjHs1iN4V |
| Ashley Clark @AshleyC92224530 It has been a great twitter chat, as always! Thank you!!!! #MacroSW #SOW3232 |
| UBuffalo Social Work @UBSSW Thanks to all who so thoughtfully answered, proposed, suggested ways to get beyond the quaqmire of #IncomeInequality and make this nation truly one of opportunity! Join us next week when the #MacroSW Chat topic is "Challenges for Social Work Managers" with @SunyaFolyan https://t.co/LmoQW5xAHn |
| Caroline Briones, BSW @CBrionesSW Thank you for your film @RBReich truly eye opening #MacroSW #SOW3232 |
| hannah storer @hannahnicholes Thank you @RBReich for making this film and showing us all what inequality truly is! #MacroSW #SOW3232 |
| SK Marie @Silver_Fang797 #MacroSW Hope everyone has a good night. Stay healthy! https://t.co/C1Pzancroa |
| Angelica Carrasco @AngelicaMSW @RBReich #IncomeInequality Continues to inspire us to create effective change!! #MacroSW #CantStopWontStop |
| Karen Zgoda, LMSW 🫶🏻🐱 @karenzgoda RT @UBittic: Thanks for a thoughtful discussion, all! Looking forward to the next #MacroSW chat. Take good care. |
| Nicole Williams @NicoleW00305070 @AnneLynnMSW @JimmySW Let's all run for government after graduation! #MacroSW #csusmsw https://t.co/bIqrTPHXbM |
| SM4SW 📱 @sm4sw RT @JimmySW: Thanks for an Amazing #MacroSW chat. Please keep the convo going or connect with one another. It’s really a great way to build your network, get support, and learn. Hope you all enjoyed this chat. 😄 https://t.co/SUjHs1iN4V |
| Keely Flaherty @keelyf427 . @RBReich Check out this thread of social workers who learned a lot about income inequality through your documentary! #MacroSW |
| Alec Frank @AlecFrank11 RT @JimmySW: Thanks for an Amazing #MacroSW chat. Please keep the convo going or connect with one another. It’s really a great way to build your network, get support, and learn. Hope you all enjoyed this chat. 😄 https://t.co/SUjHs1iN4V |
| Karen Zgoda, LMSW 🫶🏻🐱 @karenzgoda RT @UBSSW: Thanks to all who so thoughtfully answered, proposed, suggested ways to get beyond the quaqmire of #IncomeInequality and make this nation truly one of opportunity! Join us next week when the #MacroSW Chat topic is "Challenges for Social Work Managers" with @SunyaFolyan https://t.co/LmoQW5xAHn |
| Savannah Lindsey @sav_lindsey7 RT @SocWrkDoc: Thank you @RBReich for all of your work highlighting the need for us to examine and address the structural issues that cause inequality in our nation! And a big thank you as well to @JimmySW for continuing to bring this work to social work students across the country! #MacroSW |
| Karen Zgoda, LMSW 🫶🏻🐱 @karenzgoda RT @SwHitomi: @keely_lopes Let's use social media for good! 😛 #MacroSW |
| Tess L @fruitleatherss @AngelicaMSW @JimmySW So true. Timeless. Which shows us we have to really make some big changes to better the world. #macroSW |
| Colbey Dawkins @ColbeyDawkins Thank a billion @RBReich your film Inequality for All was empowering and eye opening. I thankyou for it!!! #MacroSW #SOW3232 |
| Dr. Tom Felke @SocWrkDoc Thanks everyone! You're the best, @JimmySW! Great work by all of the students out there tonight as well. We are lucky to have you in our corner! Stay safe and be well! #MacroSW https://t.co/AeR9epwVU4 |
| Ashley Marie @Ashley33mariexo RT @AlecFrank11: thank you @RBReich for making #inequalityforall. you made me realize that I have a lot more to learn about this country, macro-level social work, and myself #macroSW |
| msw_merid002 @EsthelaMerida @JimmySW A9: As part of this injustice, I believe as Social Workers we need to address and not try to cover it. Staying informed and advocate!!! #MacroSW |
| Karen Zgoda, LMSW 🫶🏻🐱 @karenzgoda RT @jessicaahern24: A9: A9: ADVOCATE for those in need #macrosw https://t.co/VZKQqBhPzn |
| 👑Adrienne Garr👑 @adriennecgarr @JimmySW I can't believe that was an hour! I hope they have you back as a host again! That was fun. #MacroSW https://t.co/0LZ6tYx2ao |
| Holly Yang @h0llyhigh @keelyf427 I agree with you, working class people often being over look for policy making. #MacroSW |
| Isabella Alcantara @IsabellaAlcan15 Loved all the tweets and different perspectives throughout tonights chat. Thank you all for sharing! Goodnight #MacroSW #SOW3232 |
| UBuffalo Social Work @UBSSW And thanks again to Dr. Jimmy Young @JimmySW #MacroSW https://t.co/hx8mSER3bc |
| alana mcfadden @alana_mcfadden Thanks for the good chat tonight @JimmySW and it’s always a lovey and thoughtful Thursday with @OfficialMacroSW !! Goodnight you guys #MacroSW |
| Grace @graceonthecasee Signing off. Stay safe everyone. #MacroSW #SOW3232 |
| Samantha Ackerson @SamanthaAckers1 Thanks for an awesome chat everyone! Have a great night!!!!! #macrosw https://t.co/j39fZb3AjQ |
| Katie Slominski @SlominskiKatie Thanks everyone for another great chat. Always feel so inspired after a conversation-packed Twitter Chat. Have a great night! #MacroSW #SOW3232 |
| Krystina A Brania @a_brania @RBReich Thank you for creating the Inequality for all documentary. Clearly, we’ve all enjoyed watching it and discussing how to make the change happen. #macrosw #sow3232 |
| Nicole Williams @NicoleW00305070 RT @JimmySW: For my final #MacroSW chat about #IncomeInequality. Can I get you all to retweet or mention @RBReich so he knows how important this film has been for me & my students. #ThankYou 🙏 https://t.co/JzGwj2DOb0 |
| Dustin Miller @smileoutloud1 Thanks @JimmySW perfect timing for a stimulating conversation about #incomeinequality #MacroSW |
| Emily Clonch @ClonchEmily Thank you I had an awesome time with this weeks #MacroSW twitter chat! Have a great rest of your night everyone! #SOW3232 |
| Ashley Marie @Ashley33mariexo RT @JimmySW: For my final #MacroSW chat about #IncomeInequality. Can I get you all to retweet or mention @RBReich so he knows how important this film has been for me & my students. #ThankYou 🙏 https://t.co/JzGwj2DOb0 |
| Karen Zgoda, LMSW 🫶🏻🐱 @karenzgoda RT @UBSSW: And thanks again to Dr. Jimmy Young @JimmySW #MacroSW https://t.co/hx8mSER3bc |
| hannah storer @hannahnicholes Thanks for a great chat, Goodnight everyone #MacroSW |
| Karina Lopez @social_fl Thank you for another amazing chat session. Stay safe everyone good bye and thank you again! #MacroSW #sow3232 |
| Tess L @fruitleatherss @Matt47363682 Always! We can do it! #macroSW |
| Anne L @AnneLynnMSW @RBReich |
| Alana Lewis @AlanaLewis18 RT @JimmySW: For my final #MacroSW chat about #IncomeInequality. Can I get you all to retweet or mention @RBReich so he knows how important this film has been for me & my students. #ThankYou 🙏 https://t.co/JzGwj2DOb0 |
| Samantha Ackerson @SamanthaAckers1 #SOW3232 |
| Meagan Weems @WeemsMeagan Thank you everyone for such an engaging conversation on a very important topic!! Good night and stay safe! #MacroSW #SOW3232 |
| Karen Zgoda, LMSW 🫶🏻🐱 @karenzgoda @UBSSW @JimmySW BRILLIANCE!! Thank you Jimmy!!! ❤ #MacroSW |
| Hannah A. BSW @hannahA0412 Always thankful to be a part of these discussions! Until next time :) #MacroSW #sow3232 |
| Olivia Chappell @OliviaChappel15 Thanks for the enriching conversation once again. Hope everyone is safe and has a good night! P.S #MacroSW #Sow3232 https://t.co/Is4VttOFbY |
| Jimmy A. Young, PhD, MSW, MPA @JimmySW Thank you. I'll be around for sure 😄 #MacroSW |
| Eddie 💥 @eddien__n #MacroSW Appreciate y'all <3. Looking forward to working with you; lets keep fighting the good fight. |
| James Fargnoli @FargnoliJames @RBReich, your film was remarkable, eyeopening and HIGHLY educational, thank you #macrosw |
| Karen Zgoda, LMSW 🫶🏻🐱 @karenzgoda RT @IsabellaAlcan15: Loved all the tweets and different perspectives throughout tonights chat. Thank you all for sharing! Goodnight #MacroSW #SOW3232 |
| Yuki @Yukes4571 Thank you for having me for another Twitter Chat ! Goodnight and wash your hands ! :) #MacroSW #SOW3232 https://t.co/32Xbn4gybD |
| Angelina M Saunders @AngelinaMSaund1 thank you @RBReich THANK YOU for making #inequalityforall Great way to open the dialogue and an awesome way to help us Unite as Social Workers!! We hear you!! Now lets do the work!! #macroSW #CSUSMSW |
| Rachel Taylor @RTaylorsw Another great chat from #macrosw goodnight https://t.co/i8zXNMIPYi |
| Karen Zgoda, LMSW 🫶🏻🐱 @karenzgoda RT @adriennecgarr: @JimmySW I can't believe that was an hour! I hope they have you back as a host again! That was fun. #MacroSW https://t.co/0LZ6tYx2ao |
| Caroline Briones, BSW @CBrionesSW @JimmySW Thank you for your great work in tonight’s chat! It was a pleasure. Wishing everyone a safe night. #MacroSW #SOW3232 |
| Esperanza V @EsperanzaV16 Thank you @RBReich For making Inequality for all and goodnight to everyone this chat has been REAL #macrosw #SOW3232 https://t.co/D1rMF28TE4 |
| Hitomi Fujikura, ASW @HitomiFujiASW @viviannn_1 @JimmySW Absolutely! We 100% need more social workers in politics and legislation... Who wants to take the LCSW test and the bar exam? Any takers???😉 #MacroSW |
| Kelly @Kelly79942402 #Macrosw thank you all! Was a good first time live twitter chat! @JimmySW #CSUSMSW |
| Jimmy A. Young, PhD, MSW, MPA @JimmySW @karenzgoda @UBSSW Thank you!!! #MacroSW |
| Krystina A Brania @a_brania Thank you everyone for an amazing chat tonight! #MacroSW #sow3232 |
| Grecia Quiroz @GreciaQuiroz18 @UBSSW @JimmySW Thank you for hosting another great and intellectual conversation. Thank you all for participating and have a great night. #MacroSW #SOW3232 |
| Karen Zgoda, LMSW 🫶🏻🐱 @karenzgoda . @JimmySW is OG around these parts. #MacroSW |
| Viv @viviannn_1 @BritneyCarbajal I agree!! #macrosw |
| Karen Zgoda, LMSW 🫶🏻🐱 @karenzgoda RT @SocWrkDoc: Thanks everyone! You're the best, @JimmySW! Great work by all of the students out there tonight as well. We are lucky to have you in our corner! Stay safe and be well! #MacroSW https://t.co/AeR9epwVU4 |
| Colbey Dawkins @ColbeyDawkins This was a very intriguing chat. I enjoyed discussing inequality with you all. #MacroSW #SOW3232 |
| mckenzie @mckenzgoud96 Thank You for an awesome chat. Have a good night. #MacroSW #sow3232 |
| Marlene Romo @marlenesw13 @RBReich This amazing thread of social workers who discuss income inequality #MacroSW #InequalityForAll |
| UBuffalo Social Work @UBSSW The transcript of tonight's chat will be posted at https://t.co/SSOno76hgr Good night, all!! #MacroSW https://t.co/wP3RmKVdm6 |
| Jimmy A. Young, PhD, MSW, MPA @JimmySW @adriennecgarr Went by Quick :-) Thanks. #Macrosw |
| Mayra Carranza @MayraCa64184732 @RBReich amazing Film!! #MacroSW https://t.co/RJDdrtNHQA |
| Joshua McKie @MckieJoshua Thank you to everyone who participated and interacted and thank you @RBReich for a spectacular film and economic breakdown of inequality ! #MacroSW #SOW3232 https://t.co/CX3xsSepmd |
| Janeth Ramos @JanethR99565988 Thank you all for valuable feedback! We're in this together! Thank you @JimmySW for this space! Let's be the change that we wish to see in the world! Blessings to all! #MacroSW #csudhMSW501 |
| Annette Bermejo @AnnetteBermejo1 yayy first time participating in #MacroSW Twitter chats! Thanks for the awesome topic. #incomeinequality #csudhmsw501 https://t.co/TyBwsXzQdn |
| Maria.S @Maria_110515 Thank you @RBReich for your film "Inequality For All", it was empowering and needs to be a film all should watch! #MacroSW #SOW3232 |
| Karen Zgoda, LMSW 🫶🏻🐱 @karenzgoda RT @JimmySW: Thanks, Pat and all the #MacroSW Partners for the many wonderful years of Live Twitter Chats. Keep up the great work. That's all for tonight folks. @UBSSW https://t.co/slAdCOW9Ld |
| Jimmy A. Young, PhD, MSW, MPA @JimmySW RT @UBSSW: And thanks again to Dr. Jimmy Young @JimmySW #MacroSW https://t.co/hx8mSER3bc |
| msw_merid002 @EsthelaMerida RT @JimmySW: For my final #MacroSW chat about #IncomeInequality. Can I get you all to retweet or mention @RBReich so he knows how important this film has been for me & my students. #ThankYou 🙏 https://t.co/JzGwj2DOb0 |
| Karen Zgoda, LMSW 🫶🏻🐱 @karenzgoda RT @JimmySW: For my final #MacroSW chat about #IncomeInequality. Can I get you all to retweet or mention @RBReich so he knows how important this film has been for me & my students. #ThankYou 🙏 https://t.co/JzGwj2DOb0 |
| UBuffalo Social Work @UBSSW RT @JimmySW: Thanks, Pat and all the #MacroSW Partners for the many wonderful years of Live Twitter Chats. Keep up the great work. That's all for tonight folks. @UBSSW https://t.co/slAdCOW9Ld |
| Noah Garcia @NoahGarcia2029 #MacroSW #sow3232 Thank you for the great chat tonight. Stay isolated and stay safe. |
| UBuffalo Social Work @UBSSW RT @JimmySW: For my final #MacroSW chat about #IncomeInequality. Can I get you all to retweet or mention @RBReich so he knows how important this film has been for me & my students. #ThankYou 🙏 https://t.co/JzGwj2DOb0 |
| Margaret Hogan @mkhogan0 Thank you @RBReich for your work Inequality For All, and thank you @JimmySW for facilitating tonight's chat! #MacroSW #SOW3232 https://t.co/9hzTLEcDZF |
| Meagan Weems @WeemsMeagan RT @MckieJoshua: Not to put you guys on the spot or anything... @marianamackinn2 @WeemsMeagan @napoleon_andell @samanthajwills6 #MacroSW #SOW3232 https://t.co/wO3l2bTCPw |
| Nancy Andrew @nandrew411 <3 @RBReich! My first job after college was in the office of US Senator Paul Senator Sarbanes. I met Secretary Reich shortly after his appointment to head Dept of Labor by newly elected Pres. Clinton. #MacroSW #SUSocialWork |
| Karen Zgoda, LMSW 🫶🏻🐱 @karenzgoda RT @UBSSW: The transcript of tonight's chat will be posted at https://t.co/SSOno76hgr Good night, all!! #MacroSW https://t.co/wP3RmKVdm6 |
| Brianna @BriannaNavin thx @RBReich for such a heart-wrenching & eye opening film on income inequality (& how it still applies today)! through this I have been able to further educate my family on the realities of this country and doing it in love, respect, and data #InequalityforAll #MacroSW |
| Jimmy A. Young, PhD, MSW, MPA @JimmySW @swkterry @RBReich You are too kind 😂 #MacroSW |
| Savannah Lindsey @sav_lindsey7 Thanks for moderating tonight @JimmySW! Have a great night everyone. Stay safe & don't forget to thank a healthcare worker! #MacroSW #SOW3232 https://t.co/JNBoGaZiFf |
 | Jackie Hodge @Jhfactor RT @votejustinhodge: In this challenging time, we must stand together. Here is a resource list for Washtenaw County that includes: childcare, housing, internet, and more: https://t.co/bHlN4aQmIq #StayHomeStaySafe #COVID19 #resources #macrosw https://t.co/12owmGhhyP |
| Joshua McKie @MckieJoshua Meee !?! I don’t think the world is ready.. #MacroSW #SOW3232 https://t.co/3nCVteyCpG |
| Jimmy A. Young, PhD, MSW, MPA @JimmySW RT @SocWrkDoc: Thank you @RBReich for all of your work highlighting the need for us to examine and address the structural issues that cause inequality in our nation! And a big thank you as well to @JimmySW for continuing to bring this work to social work students across the country! #MacroSW |
| Karina do Vale @KarinaMagnago @UBSSW @JimmySW Thanks so much for this chat! Important topics to discuss. #macrosw #sow3232 https://t.co/buGKDFIsOC |
| Meagan Weems @WeemsMeagan @samanthajwills6 can I be your running mate lol |
| Karen Zgoda, LMSW 🫶🏻🐱 @karenzgoda RT @SocWrkDoc: Thank you @RBReich for all of your work highlighting the need for us to examine and address the structural issues that cause inequality in our nation! And a big thank you as well to @JimmySW for continuing to bring this work to social work students across the country! #MacroSW |
| Karen Zgoda, LMSW 🫶🏻🐱 @karenzgoda RT @SocWrkDoc: A9) Be the experts we are on these topics and push the agenda through research, advocacy practice, and (as Kate Coyne-McCoy would say at Campaign School) change the asses in the seats by having social workers hold office and make the necessary changes! #MacroSW #SOW3232 |
| Karen Zgoda, LMSW 🫶🏻🐱 @karenzgoda RT @SocialWorkItOut: A1 - Our country has let capitalism & greed get far out of balance. Wealth inequality is greater now than before the Great Depression. We need to elect leaders - & #RunForSomething ourselves - who care about everyday people & will create laws to turn the ship around. #MacroSW https://t.co/oKBKSjvChH |
| Karen Zgoda, LMSW 🫶🏻🐱 @karenzgoda RT @SocWrkDoc: For those interested in political social work and/or possibly running for office, get to a Campaign School or bring it to your campus! https://t.co/W9apTrd0tv #MacroSW #SOW3232 |
 | Dana Bibus @BibusDana @YSocialWork Social workers are not strangers to the prevalence of inequality. However, that is why it is so important that we remain focused on continuously sharing this enlightening information, while also remaining vigilant in our efforts to advocate for vulnerable populations! #MacroSW |
| Alec Frank @AlecFrank11 RT @UBSSW: And thanks again to Dr. Jimmy Young @JimmySW #MacroSW https://t.co/hx8mSER3bc |
| Keely Flaherty @keelyf427 That was a great chat 😄 #MacroSW |
| Ashley Marie @Ashley33mariexo @MSWbrii I’m looking to go macro tooo!! Let’s go together. Tear shit up #MacroSW https://t.co/4C6eaWA4yW |
| myra.m @myram42417437 @RBReich Thank you for such a great documentary! #MacroSW |
| Brianna @BriannaNavin @NicoleW00305070 @AnneLynnMSW @JimmySW I'll vote for you if you vote for me (; lol! #MacroSW |
| Karen Zgoda, LMSW 🫶🏻🐱 @karenzgoda RT @smileoutloud1: American workers need to look after themselves via unions and unionization. Unions can organize, fundraise, influence policy, and bargain for legitimate wages #MacroSW |
| sydney swinker @SSwinker Thank you for a great chat tonight! Stay safe everyone!! #macrosw #SOW3232 |
| Tess L @fruitleatherss Well that was something. What a whirlwind. #CSUSMSW #macroSW https://t.co/4A9gOwgsnE |
| Annette Bermejo @AnnetteBermejo1 RT @JimmySW: For my final #MacroSW chat about #IncomeInequality. Can I get you all to retweet or mention @RBReich so he knows how important this film has been for me & my students. #ThankYou 🙏 https://t.co/JzGwj2DOb0 |
| Maria.S @Maria_110515 I forget how fast these chats go! Thank you and I enjoyed this chat and the topic, especially with everything that is going on now. #MacroSW #SOW3232 https://t.co/dBAknJPDYK |
| Jimmy A. Young, PhD, MSW, MPA @JimmySW I hope you all enjoyed the #MacroSW Chat #CSUSMSW students. Have a great spring break, stay safe, and stay healthy!!! https://t.co/9J4gmjjplo |
| Brianna @BriannaNavin thanks Dr. @JimmySW for hosting this live twitter chat for our cohort to participate in! it was truly incredible to be part of such hot topics and educate one another via social media! proof social media can be a good thing! #MacroSW #CSUSMSW |
| Viv @viviannn_1 RT @BriannaNavin: thanks Dr. @JimmySW for hosting this live twitter chat for our cohort to participate in! it was truly incredible to be part of such hot topics and educate one another via social media! proof social media can be a good thing! #MacroSW #CSUSMSW |
| mariana mackinnon @marianamackinn2 This was awesome. Gained perspective, felt encouraged and feel in love with social work more than I thought was possible. Goodnight! Stay healthy and distanced! #RobertReichforpresident #inequalityforall #macrosw #FGCU https://t.co/i6v6g9AdCI |
| Marlene Romo @marlenesw13 Thank you everyone for your inspiring answers. Went by so quickly but stay safe and healthy everyone. #MacroSW |
 | PipB🕯️ @PipBb4 RT @SocWrkDoc: A9) Be the experts we are on these topics and push the agenda through research, advocacy practice, and (as Kate Coyne-McCoy would say at Campaign School) change the asses in the seats by having social workers hold office and make the necessary changes! #MacroSW #SOW3232 |
| Hitomi Fujikura, ASW @HitomiFujiASW RT @marlenesw13: Thank you everyone for your inspiring answers. Went by so quickly but stay safe and healthy everyone. #MacroSW |
| Manoucheca Byssainthe @BSW_Manoucheca Forgot how fast things go with Twitter chat. But definitely another amazing chat tonight. Goodnight everyone #MacroSW #sow3232 |
| Hitomi Fujikura, ASW @HitomiFujiASW @marlenesw13 You took the words right out of my mouth! I feel inspired and also educated, reading everyone's answers and hearing from people with different backgrounds :) Thanks >>#MacroSW |
| Jimmy A. Young, PhD, MSW, MPA @JimmySW Fast and Furious 😂😂😂 #Macrosw |
| Yajaira @Yajaira__A Thank you @RBReich for advocating for income equality and the millions of individuals who live pay check to pay check. #MACROSW #CSUSMSW #Inequalityforall |
| Hitomi Fujikura, ASW @HitomiFujiASW I'm gassed, ya'll! Is typing this fast considered cardio? #MacroSW |
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