An interesting dose of perspective from a “friend of a friend“.
Real poverty means not having access to the essentials vital for life. Real poverty means not having community control over the basics that provide livelihood. Real poverty means deprivation from your water, your soil, your seed, your land, your food, your shelter, your education, your healthcare and your environment….
Click the picture to go to Jonathan McIntosh’s siteWhether you agree or not, it’s healthy to keep a dose of perspective handy when you look a your own life in contrast to the situation facing others — whether it be in New Orleans, Iraq, or Indonesia.