What are some issues and stereotypes that black and hispanic women face?
Q. I'm curious what are some issues for these women that typical feminism is ignoring? Do you feel like feminists ignore racism?
Asked by ZippyPuff #_! - Tue Jul 21 00:37:40 2009 - - 9 Answers - 0 Comments

A. They face everything that white women face, except 10x worse, as apparent in most of these responses. Why don't you go to their pages and find out. Here's a few: edit - I don't know if you're serious or not, but I don't think feminists are the ones to be attacked for ignoring racism...look around at all of these posts...these people are anti-feminist and they took your question as an opportunity to degrade black and hispanic women. I'm a feminist and I'm VERY sensitive to racism. A feminist is more likely to care about racism than an average person because they're aware of societal inequalities.
Answered by Jessica Rose - Tue Jul 21 01:22:36 2009

What emotional issues and remorse do a entrepreneur face after the sale of their business?
Q. Why do many entrepreneurs who sell their businesses suffer from seller's remorse? For some entrepreneurs,who have sold their businesses, what emotional issues do they face after sale?
Asked by Elizabeth - Sun Jun 8 15:11:59 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Depends on why you're selling. Is it due to divorce and you have to split the assets? is it because competition by larger competitors has squeezed you out? Is it because you've spent 30 years (or more) painstakingly building up a successful business only to be told by your children that they have absolutely no interest in taking it over and can't wait for you to sell it? These circumstances shouldn't be called seller's remorse any more than the bank foreclosing on the home you lived in for 20 years should be called seller's remorse. Anything a person does year after year is a habit and habits can be hard to break. As long as a person has something better to look forward to (in any situation) then they're not likely to feel much regret - if… [cont.]
Answered by Mr. Peabody - Sun Jun 8 15:36:43 2008

What are the issues that you are concerned about for the upcoming election?
Q. I'm frankly just curious which issues people are thinking about? Come on now, I'm not asking which candidate you're backing or why, I could just look at any other question to find that out. I'm interested in what individual people are actually worried about, regarding the issues. Which ones? What aspects? Even, how would you fix some of the problems our country faces?
Asked by Lisa B - Sat Aug 30 22:48:20 2008 - - 19 Answers - 0 Comments

A. International policy with the EU, Russia, Iran, Iraq, Afghanistan, The Middle East in general. Oil prices and delivery of enough refined products. Domestic health care, domestic economy and failing banks, failing housing market and the loss of jobs. Taxes must not go up! People are already paying to much for way less. We need LESS government involvement in people's lives. Last but not least, the illegal immigration issue and giving benefits to people that do not deserve them.
Answered by michaelhaswings - Sat Aug 30 22:56:48 2008