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| Profile | Tweet |
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 | 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/Dg98J… |
 | Ashley Marie @Ashley33mariexo RT @MSWbrii: #MacroSW praying i can keep up https://t.co/8LO9LXPpHr |
 | Matthew L. Schwartz, MBA, CFSW, LMSW, CASAC-T @SocialWorkDesk Glad to be back at the #MacroSW chat :-) my D&D game has been moved to Saturday on @roll20app :-) |
 | 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 |
 | Chris krysztofowicz, MSW @Beardowulf Hello everyone! My name is Chris, and this is my first #MacroSW chat! I'm an MSW student at UB. I look forward to the discussion tonight about inequality! |
 | 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🌹 @karenzgoda RT @Anna_equality4u: So excited to join my first live chat #MacroSW #SUsocialwork |
 | Jimmy A. Young, PhD, MSW @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… |
| Karen Zgoda🌹 @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… |
| Chris krysztofowicz, MSW @Beardowulf RT @UBSSW: Welcome to tonight's #MacroSW Chat on Inequality for All, with @JimmySW - This is Pat Shelly for @UBSSW - we had sunshine today… |
| Karen Zgoda🌹 @karenzgoda RT @TheMattSchwartz: Glad to be back at the #MacroSW chat :-) my D&D game has been moved to Saturday on @roll20app :-) |
| Karen Zgoda🌹 @karenzgoda RT @YSocialWork: We sure are! #MacroSW https://t.co/MXAXxTAeNM |
 | James Fargnoli @FargnoliJames Hello everybody, exited for tonight's chat again at #macrosw #SOW3232 |
| Karen Zgoda🌹 @karenzgoda RT @Beardowulf: Hello everyone! My name is Chris, and this is my first #MacroSW chat! I'm an MSW student at UB. I look forward to the discu… |
 | Jill Meyer @Jill_Meyer I'm excited for this #IncomeInequality #MacroSW https://t.co/OBIkD9JlL8 |
| Karen Zgoda🌹 @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/ExDS6… |
| Matthew L. Schwartz, MBA, CFSW, LMSW, CASAC-T @SocialWorkDesk Please excuse my flurry of tweets, I'm #MacroSW-ing tonight :-) https://t.co/R5DVTkFSLv |
 | Angelina M Saunders @AngelinaMSaund1 #MacroSW social workers unite!! |
| Karen Zgoda🌹 @karenzgoda RT @Jill_Meyer: I'm excited for this #IncomeInequality #MacroSW https://t.co/OBIkD9JlL8 |
 | 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 |
 | Allison Ware @AlliWare826 RT @TheMattSchwartz: Please excuse my flurry of tweets, I'm #MacroSW-ing tonight :-) https://t.co/R5DVTkFSLv |
| Matthew L. Schwartz, MBA, CFSW, LMSW, CASAC-T @SocialWorkDesk RT @UBSSW: Welcome to tonight's #MacroSW Chat on Inequality for All, with @JimmySW - This is Pat Shelly for @UBSSW - we had sunshine today… |
 | 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! #SocialDistan… |
 | 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 @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/ExDS6… |
 | 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 @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 🤓 |
 | Madison Wozniak @MadisonWozniak1 Hello Everyone I am Madison BSW Senior at FGCU! Happy to be here tonight talking about Inequality for All #macrosw #sow3232 https://t.co/H6xAVLmWZz |
| Karen Zgoda🌹 @karenzgoda Welcome to #MacroSW & #InequalityForAll!!! https://t.co/lp7M2LySTR |
| Kylie @Kylie88482345 Hi everyone my name is Kylie and I am a BSW senior at FGCU. Excited to be joining tonight’s chat! #MacroSW #SOW3232 |
| Jimmy A. Young, PhD, MSW @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 man… |
 | JazminMSW @jazminwik First Twitter chat!Wooo! #MacroSW |
| Jill Meyer @Jill_Meyer RT @keelyf427: Ready for the live Twitter chat 😄 #MacroSW https://t.co/kXK1PYUTvV |
| 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 |
 | Hulya Eker @hulya089 #macroSW Hello everyone... |
| Karen Zgoda🌹 @karenzgoda RT @AngelinaMSaund1: #MacroSW joining into the online chat regarding netflix film.... striving to make the world a better place! https://t.… |
| Matthew L. Schwartz, MBA, CFSW, LMSW, CASAC-T @SocialWorkDesk Hi everyone, I'm Matt Schwartz, a @UBSSW Alumnus, and in Public Practice as a Mental Health Counselor working at the intersection of Mental Health & Addictions through a Solution Focused Brief Therapy framework :-) #MacroSW |
 | Heather McCausland @heathermari33 Hi my name is Heather and I am excited to chat!!!! #MACROSW #SOW3232 |
 | 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🌹 @karenzgoda RT @UBSSW: Here are all the #MacroSW Chat Partners, who make this weekly chat possible: @porndaughter @SunyaFolayan @VilissaThompson @spc… |
| Karen Zgoda🌹 @karenzgoda RT @UBSSW: Here are all the #MacroSW Chat Partners, who make this weekly chat possible: @porndaughter @SunyaFolayan @VilissaThompson @spc… |
| 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 |
| Matthew L. Schwartz, MBA, CFSW, LMSW, CASAC-T @SocialWorkDesk For those who may need help following along, I always recommend using https://t.co/ra4OsBsc3e #MacroSW (it's the only way I can keep up) |
 | Sheila Cortez @sheilitacortez Present for my first twitter chat 🤠 #macrosw |
| Matthew L. Schwartz, MBA, CFSW, LMSW, CASAC-T @SocialWorkDesk You can setup a column to follow #MacroSW; and a notifications column, etc. |
 | 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🌹 @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 man… |
| Angelina M Saunders @AngelinaMSaund1 #MacroSW #CSUSMSW #InequalityforAll Class assignments during quarantine |
| Alexa Mediak @AlexaMediak #sow3232 #macrosw |
 | Emily @EmilyCoccaro97 #MacroSW #SOW3232 Hello everyone! I’m Emily Coccaro a BSW senior at FGCU. Very excited to be apart of this chat:) |
| 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 @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… |
| Karen Zgoda🌹 @karenzgoda RT @UBSSW: Note: @UBSSW is not a partner, but a contributor to the #MacroSW chats. There are two other Chat Contributors: @AlysssaLotmore a… |
| Allison @Allison50673939 #macroSW |
| Karen Zgoda🌹 @karenzgoda RT @UBSSW: They formed a benefit corporation in 2018 - Find out how you can support the #MacroSW Inc. on Patreon: https://t.co/ORBXn5kDnB… |
 | Angelica Carrasco @AngelicaMSW Ready for my first live twtter chat !! #MacroSW |
| Karen Zgoda🌹 @karenzgoda RT @UBSSW: Please wait to introduce yourself - we have some tips and housekeeping tweets to share first! #MacroSW 3/3 https://t.co/aOKzi1F… |
 | 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 @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… |
| Karen Zgoda🌹 @karenzgoda RT @UBSSW: We hope everyone is staying safe and doing OK and staying home, if at all possible, during this #COVID19 pandemic! #SocialDistan… |
| 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 ! |
| Matthew L. Schwartz, MBA, CFSW, LMSW, CASAC-T @SocialWorkDesk @marlenesw13 Welcome :-) Glad to have you!! Don't forget to tag everything with #MacroSW :-) |
| Jimmy A. Young, PhD, MSW @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 no… |
| 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 @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… |
 | 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 @JimmySW RT @UBSSW: 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🌹 @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… |
| 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🌹 @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… |
| 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🌹 @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 no… |
| Matthew L. Schwartz, MBA, CFSW, LMSW, CASAC-T @SocialWorkDesk RT @UBSSW: And now, here is our guest leader-of-the-chat tonight: Jimmy Young, PhD, MSW, MPA, from California State University, San Marcos… |
 | 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… |
| Jimmy A. Young, PhD, MSW @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 |
 | loveanisha cummings @LoveanishaC RT @UBSSW: And now, here is our guest leader-of-the-chat tonight: Jimmy Young, PhD, MSW, MPA, from California State University, San Marcos… |
| Matthew L. Schwartz, MBA, CFSW, LMSW, CASAC-T @SocialWorkDesk *waves hi at Pat* @UBSSW #MacroSW |
 | 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… |
| Jill Meyer @Jill_Meyer Jill Meyer of UB MSW. And DON'T excuse the extra tweets because this stuff NEEDS to be said :))))) #MacroSW |
| Jimmy A. Young, PhD, MSW @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🌹 @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 no… |
| Dawn M @DawnM86450136 RT @UBSSW: Tip 4 of 4. Finally, the transcript of this #MacroSW Chat will be posted on this blog site: https://t.co/QjlS3GTitM |
 | Stetie Joseph @StetieJ Hello, I'm Stetie Joseph a BSW senior at FGCU #macrosw #SOW3232 |
| 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 |
| Chris krysztofowicz, MSW @Beardowulf 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 man… |
| Jill Meyer @Jill_Meyer (A1)More wealth is being directed towards the top due to the working class being exploited by the wealthy elites. Families in poverty live paycheck to paycheck and cannot afford to build a savings while the top 1% hoards their wealth. The cause: Capitalism #macrosw |
 | ᴮᴱLigayaLoyola⁷ 🇵🇸🧈🐎🏖PermissionToDance🕺🏾🧨 @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: What's happening today in terms of the distribution of wealth? Why's it happening? What do you see happening & what are th… |
| Karen Zgoda🌹 @karenzgoda RT @UBSSW: 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 https… |
| Meagan Reed @MeaganR57225061 #macroSW Meagan Reed here :) MSW student at UB coming from Hamburg NY :) Looking forward to some human interaction 😂 |
| Karen Zgoda🌹 @karenzgoda RT @UBSSW: And now, here is our guest leader-of-the-chat tonight: Jimmy Young, PhD, MSW, MPA, from California State University, San Marcos… |
 | 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🌹 @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… |
| Nancy Andrew @nandrew411 Representing Maryland and #SUsocialwork. #MacroSW |
| UBuffalo Social Work @UBSSW RT @Jill_Meyer: (A1)More wealth is being directed towards the top due to the working class being exploited by the wealthy elites. Families… |
| 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 @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. |
| loveanisha cummings @LoveanishaC My name is Loveanisha Cummings MSW at Ohio University online program. Tweeting from Georgia #sw5602 |
| 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: What's happening today in terms of the distribution of wealth? Why's it happening? What do you see happening & what are th… |
| Jill Meyer @Jill_Meyer RT @willgoff4: #MacroSW Inequality is growing and getting a Democrat in office is imperative. |
 | 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! |
| Jill Meyer @Jill_Meyer RT @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 no… |
| 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 |
 | Samantha J Wills @samanthajwills6 Hi everyone! My name is Samantha Wills and I am a BSW senior at FGCU! Looking forward to tonight’s twitter chat! #macrosw #SOW3232 https://t.co/JcBp7hduGg |
| 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/6o4FqbVHSF 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 |
| Matthew L. Schwartz, MBA, CFSW, LMSW, CASAC-T @SocialWorkDesk A1 That's a long question; but (from my perspective as an Anarchist) we're seeing the beginings of Post-Capitalism. Causes include Capitalism, Racism, Sexism, Ableism, Imperialism, Imperialism, and the impacts of Colonisation and the policy that has stemmed from it #MacroSW https://t.co/mWT6J4arsv |
| ljama1980 @ljama1980 Inequality is a very hot topic #SW5602 #macrosw |
| Karen Zgoda🌹 @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 |
| Chris krysztofowicz, MSW @Beardowulf RT @UBSSW: Tip 4 of 4. Finally, the transcript of this #MacroSW Chat will be posted on this blog site: https://t.co/QjlS3GTitM |
| SM4SW 📱 @sm4sw @JimmySW It’s really incredible what’s happening with the #coronavirus & the stimulus bill. #Macrosw |
| UBuffalo Social Work @UBSSW RT @TheMattSchwartz: For those who may need help following along, I always recommend using https://t.co/ra4OsBsc3e #MacroSW (it's the only… |
| 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🌹 @karenzgoda RT @JimmySW: Q1: What's happening today in terms of the distribution of wealth? Why's it happening? What do you see happening & what are th… |
| 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🌹 @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🌹 @karenzgoda RT @napoleon_andell: Andell Napoleon from FGCU jumping in........now #MacroSW https://t.co/NsHfQIV1cc |
 | Ashley Cox @AshleyCox1215 RT @JimmySW: Q1: What's happening today in terms of the distribution of wealth? Why's it happening? What do you see happening & what are th… |
| 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 |
| Jill Meyer @Jill_Meyer You had me at "Anarchist" !!!!! |
| 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: What's happening today in terms of the distribution of wealth? Why's it happening? What do you see happening & what are th… |
| 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 |
| Chris krysztofowicz, MSW @Beardowulf A1 (1/2) Wealth is continuing to concentrate at the top, which is increasing the wage gap in America. It is happening because wages didn't increase with worker productivity, and legislation doesn't go far enough to ensure those at the top pay equitable taxes and give #MacroSW |
| 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 @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 @JimmySW RT @MSWbrii: @JimmySW #macroSw poorer people who need financial support are having no change in their work force pay |
| Chris krysztofowicz, MSW @Beardowulf A1 (2/2) workers a livable wage and job experience. In my opinion, the major cause is that profits and numbers have become more valued than the American worker, and life itself. The same goes for legislators who are bought by those at the very top #MacroSW |
 | Ashlyn Barber @AshlynBarber9 #macrosw |
| loveanisha cummings @LoveanishaC @JimmySW @UBSSW A1: Today the government launched a 2 trillion dollar stimulus package to help stimulate the economy during this time of need. I see this being beneficial to many Americans that have just recently lost their jobs. #macrosw #sw5602 |
| 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🌹 @karenzgoda RT @YSocialWork: First time twitter error whoops!!- Isela #MacroSW https://t.co/6o4FqbVHSF https://t.co/NoGO1zKw9b |
| Matthew L. Schwartz, MBA, CFSW, LMSW, CASAC-T @SocialWorkDesk A1.2 Then we can look at the impact (at least in the United States) at structural racism and its impact on policy (and of course, our own profession) #MacroSW |
 | 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.… |
| 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 |
| Madison Wozniak @MadisonWozniak1 A1. The top 1% are getting richer. Today those in poverty or in the middle class are the ones that need the help the most. #macrosw |
| 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 @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 |
| Jill Meyer @Jill_Meyer RT @Silver_Fang797: #MacroSW Q1. It's happening because we have unregulated capitalism. This is nothing new; it's showing up more clearly n… |
| 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 #Macr… |
| 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: What's happening today in terms of the distribution of wealth? Why's it happening? What do you see happening & what are th… |
| 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 |
| Matthew L. Schwartz, MBA, CFSW, LMSW, CASAC-T @SocialWorkDesk A2 The moment it's used to oppress someone else; to keep them from what should be basic rights to housing, healthcare, education, and work, when it's used to keep them from safety #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 @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 work… |
| 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 |
| Chris krysztofowicz, MSW @Beardowulf A2 Inequality becomes a problem when all the avenues leading toward opportunity and higher earning potential erode, which has happened. It has gotten increasingly harder for the average worker to dig themselves out of debt or climb the latter to economic prosperity #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 I… |
| 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 |
| Jill Meyer @Jill_Meyer (A2) Excuse me? “When do you think inequality becomes a problem?” Uh, I think inequality is ALWAYS a problem! It doesn’t “become” a problem. We need to fight for not only equality, but equity. #macrosw |
| UBuffalo Social Work @UBSSW RT @AngelinaMSaund1: #MacroSW social workers unite!! |
| Madison Wozniak @MadisonWozniak1 A2. Inequality is always an issue. No matter what topic it is about. Income inequality is increasing now more than ever! #macrosw #sow3232 |
| Kamille @KamilleMoore123 @JimmySW #macrosw Inequality becomes a problem when people are working full time and can't afford to live |
| Matthew L. Schwartz, MBA, CFSW, LMSW, CASAC-T @SocialWorkDesk @molly_a_warner @MckieJoshua There is no more middle class #MacroSW |
| 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🌹 @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 rich… |
| 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 |
 | Joi Thee Intern @joiultra RT @Jill_Meyer: (A1)More wealth is being directed towards the top due to the working class being exploited by the wealthy elites. Families… |
| Jimmy A. Young, PhD, MSW @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🌹 @karenzgoda RT @WeemsMeagan: A1: Inequality becomes a problem when it harms or has the potential to harm people financially, emotionally, culturally or… |
| 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 |
| Karen Zgoda🌹 @karenzgoda RT @LoveanishaC: @JimmySW @UBSSW A1: Today the government launched a 2 trillion dollar stimulus package to help stimulate the economy durin… |
| 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 |
| Emily @EmilyCoccaro97 A2) inequality becomes a problem when there is a lack of organized labor unions when workers are unable to represent themselves in politics. #MacroSW #SOW3232 |
| 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: 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 |
| Samantha J Wills @samanthajwills6 A1: A major portion of the wealth is going to the 1% and those individuals are not spending enough to stimulate the economy (in proportion to their earnings). #SOW3232 #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: I think it has already started to become a problem. The growth of the middle class is declining and with the declin… |
| 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… |
 | 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 |
 | savolivia @savolive A: the distribution of income is not equal among the people. The rich are continuing to get richer, while the other classes are struggling #macrosw |
| 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 du… |
| 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 |
| Matthew L. Schwartz, MBA, CFSW, LMSW, CASAC-T @SocialWorkDesk @kjohnso33552684 @JimmySW In U.S. policy we have long had stark differences of opinion about what constitues "basic needs." #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 desti… |
 | 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 |
| Ashlyn Barber @AshlynBarber9 @JimmySW This is not from the film but I think in terms of environmental justice we can clearly see inequality taking place #macrosw |
| UBuffalo Social Work @UBSSW RT @molly_a_warner: @MckieJoshua A1: Amen to LACK OF OPPORTUNITY and limited upward mobility for the middle class #MacroSW |
| Jimmy A. Young, PhD, MSW @JimmySW RT @kjohnso33552684: @JimmySW WHEN BASIC NEEDS ARE NOT BEING MET. (but also as soon as it becomes a reality) #MacroSW |
| Hulya Eker @hulya089 #MacroSW A1: The rich get richer and the poor gets poorer. The gap between the rich and poor is getting bigger; the capitalism is to blame. |
| 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 han… |
| 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 we… |
| 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 @JimmySW RT @AnneLynnMSW: @CourtneyBreslow @JimmySW It’s really sad how the government is basically controlled by corporations who only care about t… |
| 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 wealt… |
| 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: 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 |
| UBuffalo Social Work @UBSSW RT @TheMattSchwartz: @kjohnso33552684 @JimmySW In U.S. policy we have long had stark differences of opinion about what constitues "basic ne… |
| Jill Meyer @Jill_Meyer RT @hannahA0412: A2: Inequalityis always an issue. For example in times like these, people who have money have easy access to healthcare an… |
| UBuffalo Social Work @UBSSW RT @AshlynBarber9: @JimmySW This is not from the film but I think in terms of environmental justice we can clearly see inequality taking p… |
| Ashlyn Barber @AshlynBarber9 @JimmySW However, from the film I think as we see in our current situation how different workers are being paid or not paid for leave they cannot control #macrosw |
| 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 @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🌹 @karenzgoda RT @JimmySW: Q2: When do you think inequality becomes a problem? #MacroSW https://t.co/2lVn4hYsDR |
| Samantha J Wills @samanthajwills6 A2: Inequality becomes an issue when it is no longer attainable for individuals to climb the socioeconomic latter and move from class to class when the appropriate amount of effort is made. #SOW3232 #macrosw |
| 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 work… |
| 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 |
| Matthew L. Schwartz, MBA, CFSW, LMSW, CASAC-T @SocialWorkDesk RT @UBittic: A2 COVID-19 is revealing & reinforcing systemic inequality. This may devastate our most vulnerable communities for generations… |
| 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 I… |
| 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 @JimmySW RT @UBittic: A2 COVID-19 is revealing & reinforcing systemic inequality. This may devastate our most vulnerable communities for generations… |
| 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 |
| Jill Meyer @Jill_Meyer YES!!! #macrosw It's ALWAYS a problem. It doesn't "become" one |
| 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 |
| UBuffalo Social Work @UBSSW RT @Beardowulf: A2 Inequality becomes a problem when all the avenues leading toward opportunity and higher earning potential erode, which h… |
| Grace @graceonthecasee RT @IsabellaAlcan15: A1: The US has an unbelievable rate of economic inequality.This is because there is not enough emphasis on education,… |
| 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… |
| 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: 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 |
| savolivia @savolive #SOW3232 |
| 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 |
| UBuffalo Social Work @UBSSW RT @Jill_Meyer: (A2) Excuse me? “When do you think inequality becomes a problem?” Uh, I think inequality is ALWAYS a problem! It doesn’t “b… |
| 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 @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: If the government sets the rules for how the market functions, who do these rules benefit or hurt? #MacroSW https://t.co/v… |
 | Jasmine Rapson @Jasminerapson1 A2 Inequality becomes a problem when people who can barely afford food on the table pays more in taxes than millionaires. #macrosw #SOW3232 |
| 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 hav… |
| 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 |
| Stetie Joseph @StetieJ A2: Inequality becomes a problem when the low and middle class has a stagnant or decreased income while the upper class gets wealthier from the low and middle class. #macrosw #SOW3232 |
| UBuffalo Social Work @UBSSW RT @hannahA0412: A2: Inequalityis always an issue. For example in times like these, people who have money have easy access to healthcare an… |
| 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: When do you think inequality becomes a problem? #MacroSW https://t.co/2lVn4hYsDR |
| Matthew L. Schwartz, MBA, CFSW, LMSW, CASAC-T @SocialWorkDesk @ColbeyDawkins I would say the working class is likely putting in the work; and that the middle class is non-existant at this point; mostly it's working class, and the top earners. #MacroSW |
| Emilee Sharp @EmileeSharp6 RT @SamanthaAckers1: #MacroSW https://t.co/BykWudWkfq |
| 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 |
| Heather McCausland @heathermari33 A1: The top 1% have more money combined than half of the people in America have in terms of wealth. This is because of the unequal distribution of wealth and capitalism. #MACROSW #SOW3232 |
| 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 e… |
| Chris krysztofowicz, MSW @Beardowulf A3 1/2 Rules for the market would benefit everyone. While big business and those at the top would have to pay more and couldn’t use their money for an unfair advantage, the lower and middle class would have the opportunity to accrue more wealth to help grow the economy #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: If the government sets the rules for how the market functions, who do these rules benefit or hurt? #MacroSW https://t.co/v… |
| 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 |
| Jill Meyer @Jill_Meyer (A3) The government appeals to lobbyists who bribe certain officials to make policies that keep lining their pockets. So of course with this corruption, the ones who get hurt are the poor and disadvantaged and beneficiaries are the billionaires with their tax breaks. #macrosw |
| 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 |
| Chris krysztofowicz, MSW @Beardowulf A3 (2/2) and grow sales for those at the top. So, both levels can benefit #MacroSW |
| Jimmy A. Young, PhD, MSW @JimmySW Be sure to include #MacroSW in your tweets. Lots of really great answers to these questions. https://t.co/6fyWw8VNRU |
| savolivia @savolive 2: Inequality becomes a problem when it restricts human rights #SOW3232 #MacroSW |
| 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 |
| Matthew L. Schwartz, MBA, CFSW, LMSW, CASAC-T @SocialWorkDesk RT @JimmySW: Be sure to include #MacroSW in your tweets. Lots of really great answers to these questions. https://t.co/6fyWw8VNRU |
| 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. #… |
| Madison Wozniak @MadisonWozniak1 If the government were to make more rules, Americans would benefit and be hurt by the rules. It all depends on how the policy is written and who it would impact the most #macrosw #sow3232 |
| Hulya Eker @hulya089 #MacroSW A2: When the basic needs of people are not met such as nutrition, shelter, healthcare, and education. |
| 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… |
| 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 @JimmySW RT @alana_mcfadden: A2: I believe inequality becomes a problem when it starts to hinder basic human rights like housing, education, a good… |
| 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 https://t.co/yZX0YwyxJq |
 | 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: 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 |
 | Montrobia McKissack, LMSW @montrobia A2: inequality becomes a problem it affects wider swaths of society. It is intrinsic to our societal formation though #MacroSW |
| Amari Castle @CastleAmari RT @JimmySW: Q3: If the government sets the rules for how the market functions, who do these rules benefit or hurt? #MacroSW https://t.co/v… |
| 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 |
| UBuffalo Social Work @UBSSW RT @heathermari33: A1: The top 1% have more money combined than half of the people in America have in terms of wealth. This is because of t… |
| 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 |
| Heather McCausland @heathermari33 A2: Inequality is always a problem but I see it more as a problem when people start thinking inequality doesn’t exist. There is inequality in wealth, race, gender etc.... #MACROSW #SOW3232 |
| 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 @JimmySW RT @adriennecgarr: @willgoff4 Everyone isn't playing with the same rules or advantages. The reasons why the rules benefit the wealthy is be… |
| 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 |
| Ashlyn Barber @AshlynBarber9 @kjohnso33552684 @fruitleatherss @JimmySW #macrosw https://t.co/rZ6CQR6ZeU |
 | 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 |
| Matthew L. Schwartz, MBA, CFSW, LMSW, CASAC-T @SocialWorkDesk A3 whomever helped write the rules #MacroSW |
| UBuffalo Social Work @UBSSW RT @nandrew411: @UniteThePoor and @blocbyblocMKE are great examples of two organizations who are organizing lower income and underserved Am… |
| 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 |
 | ❤️ Dr. Allison Berkowitz ❤️ @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: Inequality begins a problem the moment it begins to infringe on basic human rights #MacroSW #SOW3232 |
| loveanisha cummings @LoveanishaC A2: I think inequality becomes a problem when there is a group of people that are not being treated equally. Most of the time the issue does not arise until there is a need for something. The problem begins when there is no way to reach a compromise.#macrosw #sw5602 |
| 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 be… |
| 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 (he/él) @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: If the government sets the rules for how the market functions, who do these rules benefit or hurt? #MacroSW https://t.co/v… |
| 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 @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 @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 |
| Matthew L. Schwartz, MBA, CFSW, LMSW, CASAC-T @SocialWorkDesk @JimmySW's makes me feel better about myself, because I see the list of initials after his name, and I feel better about wanting to go to law school after I get my DSW #MacroSW |
| Bell_Chac @BellChac @alexisb20205891 @JimmySW can you explain a little how government helps peeps struggling? interesting point! #macrosw |
| SM4SW 📱 @sm4sw RT @JimmySW: Q4: Who is looking out for the American worker? Who do you think should be & what could be done? #MacroSW https://t.co/tBvUOR7… |
| 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 protectio… |
| 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🌹 @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… |
| 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 G… |
| 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 |
| willgoff @willgoff4 #macrosw The democrats generally lookout for the American worker. We need to get a Democrat into the White House. |
| Jill Meyer @Jill_Meyer (A4) The owners of businesses aren’t looking out for the average American worker and neither are most of the government and law enforcement. They’re all concerned with money rather than ethics. I think we’re looking out for each other because we feel empathy. #macrosw |
| Amari Castle @CastleAmari RT @JimmySW: Q4: Who is looking out for the American worker? Who do you think should be & what could be done? #MacroSW https://t.co/tBvUOR7… |
| ßƦıı @MSWbrii @JimmySW A4: People who have never been the american worker unfortunately #MacroSW |
| Chris krysztofowicz, MSW @Beardowulf A4 (1/2) At this point, labor unions and progressive democrats look out for the American worker, but it’s not enough. Unions are heavily restricted and progressive democrats can only do so much before getting shot down by more moderate legislators. Every public servant #MacroSW |
| UBuffalo Social Work @UBSSW RT @MeaganR57225061: A3: They SHOULD benefit all people. They ACTUALLY benefit the rich, in return hurting people who are living in poverty… |
| Jill Meyer @Jill_Meyer RT @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 evi… |
| 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 |
| Jill Meyer @Jill_Meyer RT @jessicaahern24: A2: Inequality has always been a problem due to not everyone having access to basic needs. A lot of people struggle day… |
| TTO Productions @ttoproductions A4: Our president says he is but it does not feel truthful. #macrosw |
| Chris krysztofowicz, MSW @Beardowulf A4 (2/2) ought to look out for the American worker by supporting livable wages, affordable (universal) healthcare, and their rights within organizations #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 (… |
| 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 so… |
| 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 fo… |
| Alec Frank @AlecFrank11 "...even the richest people person sleeps with only one or two (pillows)." - Nick Hanauer #macroSW #inequalityforall |
| Jasmine Rapson @Jasminerapson1 RT @SlominskiKatie: Inequality is seeing individuals risk their health/lives during COVID-19 b/c they need to make money to provide food fo… |
| 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 |
 | Melmo Macdaffy @MelmoMacdaffy RT @SocialWorkItOut: A1 - Our country has let capitalism & greed get far out of balance. Wealth inequality is greater now than before the G… |
| 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. TAXE… |
| 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🌹 @karenzgoda RT @JimmySW: Q3: If the government sets the rules for how the market functions, who do these rules benefit or hurt? #MacroSW https://t.co/v… |
| 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 |
| Matthew L. Schwartz, MBA, CFSW, LMSW, CASAC-T @SocialWorkDesk A4 UNIONS. Workers' Collectives. Mutual Aid Groups! Organize. Organize. Organize! Seize the means of production! Workers of the World Unite! #MacroSW https://t.co/1Xkj4eQadg |
| 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🌹 @karenzgoda RT @adriennecgarr: @willgoff4 Everyone isn't playing with the same rules or advantages. The reasons why the rules benefit the wealthy is be… |
| UBuffalo Social Work @UBSSW RT @JimmySW: Q4: Who is looking out for the American worker? Who do you think should be & what could be done? #MacroSW https://t.co/tBvUOR7… |
| Grace @graceonthecasee RT @GreciaQuiroz18: A2: I believe inequality becomes an issue when it’s evident that people are doing their best to move forward but cannot… |
| 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 |
| UBuffalo Social Work @UBSSW RT @Beardowulf: A4 (1/2) At this point, labor unions and progressive democrats look out for the American worker, but it’s not enough. Union… |
| 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? |
| Ashlyn Barber @AshlynBarber9 @JimmySW I think the government likes to believe they benefit everyone but can be blind to the fact that simply is not true, therefore calling us to be advocates for the ones that are being hurt #macrosw |
| 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🌹 @karenzgoda RT @JimmySW: Q4: Who is looking out for the American worker? Who do you think should be & what could be done? #MacroSW https://t.co/tBvUOR7… |
| 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 |
| UBuffalo Social Work @UBSSW RT @Beardowulf: A4 (2/2) ought to look out for the American worker by supporting livable wages, affordable (universal) healthcare, and thei… |
| 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🌹 @karenzgoda A4: #MacroSW |
| Emilee Sharp @EmileeSharp6 RT @Amy34618774: 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 volatili… |
| UBuffalo Social Work @UBSSW RT @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 stron… |
| 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 @swkterry A3. The market benefits the wealthy - the top 1% holding most of the investment. #MacroSW #SW5602 |
| Jill Meyer @Jill_Meyer A4 - Part 2. I really do think though that the average American workers look out for each other. People who've worked at a restaurant before tip well because they've been there before. Empathy plays a huge role in this #MacroSW |
| 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 |
| Jill Meyer @Jill_Meyer RT @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 stron… |
| 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 p… |
| 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 work… |
| 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 |
| Samantha J Wills @samanthajwills6 A3: I think the policies governments set benefit the 1% and hinder the middle and lower class. I think the policies are made with the idea of the 1% being the job creators and them relying on the “trickle down effect.” #macrosw #SOW3232 |
| 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?! |
| loveanisha cummings @LoveanishaC @JimmySW @UBSSW A3: The rules hurt the poor and that are struggling to keep afloat. The rules benefit those who can benefit from them being set in the first place. Majority of the time the govt is in support of rich and upper class. #MacroSW #SW5602 |
| UBuffalo Social Work @UBSSW RT @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? G… |
| Allison @Allison50673939 #macrosw |
| Jimmy A. Young, PhD, MSW @JimmySW I can't believe we are halfway through the #MacroSW chat. Awesome convo everyone. Next question is coming up. https://t.co/jkrDPfe6uE |
| Ashlyn Barber @AshlynBarber9 @JimmySW The American workers themselves without a ton of help from anyone else, I obviously think govt should be looking out for them and I see efforts especially in these times but want to see how the reality plays out #macrosw |
| 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 |
| UBuffalo Social Work @UBSSW RT @TheMattSchwartz: A4 UNIONS. Workers' Collectives. Mutual Aid Groups! Organize. Organize. Organize! Seize the means of production! Worke… |
| 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 |
| Jill Meyer @Jill_Meyer RT @hannahnicholes: A4) I feel like those who have not been an American worker/"average worker" are looking out for them but not actually.… |
| 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/jk… |
| 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 |
| Jill Meyer @Jill_Meyer RT @BellChac: @JimmySW my mans #Bernie be fightin' for the rights of all peeps! #enoughsaid #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/jk… |
| 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: Generally speaking, democrats tend to look out for the American worker. The government, regardless of party, shoul… |
| 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. |
| Jill Meyer @Jill_Meyer RT @kjohnso33552684: @JimmySW We need people who have real life experience!!! People who know what its like to struggle. People who have em… |
| 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 em… |
| 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… |
| 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 @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: After watching the film, do you agree/disagree with the idea of equal opportunity and the American Dream? #MacroSW https:/… |
| 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 |
| Madison Wozniak @MadisonWozniak1 A4. We need to look out for each other. By doing this maybe, just maybe, everyone else will start watching out as well #sow3232 #macrosw https://t.co/0iPsfk6Fzf |
| 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 (he/él) @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 |
| Karen Zgoda🌹 @karenzgoda RT @MadisonWozniak1: A4. We need to look out for each other. By doing this maybe, just maybe, everyone else will start watching out as well… |
| 👑Adrienne Garr👑 @adriennecgarr @JimmySW HALFWAY !! #MacroSW https://t.co/uMhJMk9TmZ |
| Jill Meyer @Jill_Meyer RT @keelyf427: Q4: Right now, it seems like workers are mainly looking out for other workers. Ideally, Employers, local/federal govt, and p… |
| 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 |
| UBuffalo Social Work @UBSSW RT @Jill_Meyer: (A4) The owners of businesses aren’t looking out for the average American worker and neither are most of the government and… |
| UBuffalo Social Work @UBSSW RT @Jill_Meyer: A4 - Part 2. I really do think though that the average American workers look out for each other. People who've worked at a… |
| Eddie 💥 @eddien__n @SwHitomi #Bernie2020 !!!!!!!! #macrosw |
| Karen Zgoda🌹 @karenzgoda RT @UBittic: A4 Trauma-informed (TI) policies address trauma’s sociopolitical & economic roots as well as its disproportional impacts on vu… |
| 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… |
| Jill Meyer @Jill_Meyer (A5) The American dream is a fantasy that has been perpetuated by the media and propaganda over decades. The playing field is not level because many are born with disadvantages (e.g. poverty). There aren’t equal opportunities. #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: The American worker is the only person watching out for the American worker. Individuals pretend to care but if they've n… |
| 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 |
| Chris krysztofowicz, MSW @Beardowulf A5 (1/2) I disagree with the idea of equal opportunity and the American Dream. The American Dream is dead, and perhaps never even existed. Everyone doesn’t have the same opportunity as those who come from well off backgrounds and/or who have other privileges #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 @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… |
| 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 work… |
| Hitomi Fujikura, ASW @HitomiFujiASW I couldn’t agree more❤️ #macrosw #FeelTheBern2020 |
| Grace @graceonthecasee RT @mkhogan0: A4: The American worker is the only person watching out for the American worker. Individuals pretend to care but if they've n… |
| Chris krysztofowicz, MSW @Beardowulf A5 (2/2) The American Dream can’t be realized until all the white picket fences are painted red #MacroSW |
| 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 vu… |
| 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: Individuals are looking out for themselves and those around them. As social workers, we have the ability to look ou… |
| UBuffalo Social Work @UBSSW RT @JimmySW: Q5: After watching the film, do you agree/disagree with the idea of equal opportunity and the American Dream? #MacroSW https:/… |
 | 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: Individuals are looking out for themselves and those around them. As social workers, we have the ability to look ou… |
| 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🌹 @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 @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… |
| Matthew L. Schwartz, MBA, CFSW, LMSW, CASAC-T @SocialWorkDesk A5 Didn't get to watch the film; that said, we have never been a land of equal opportunity: that's been a lie used to hold others down. The American Dream is a myth. We however can fight to make it a reality #MacroSW #SiSePuede |
| Eddie 💥 @eddien__n RT @SwHitomi: I couldn’t agree more❤️ #macrosw #FeelTheBern2020 https://t.co/HJhhlsN0Ie |
| 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 |
| Jill Meyer @Jill_Meyer RT @Beardowulf: A5 (1/2) I disagree with the idea of equal opportunity and the American Dream. The American Dream is dead, and perhaps neve… |
| 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 |
| UBuffalo Social Work @UBSSW RT @Jill_Meyer: (A5) The American dream is a fantasy that has been perpetuated by the media and propaganda over decades. The playing field… |
| 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 fo… |
| Jill Meyer @Jill_Meyer !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! |
| 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🌹 @karenzgoda RT @JimmySW: Q5: After watching the film, do you agree/disagree with the idea of equal opportunity and the American Dream? #MacroSW https:/… |
| 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 |