If you have doubts about this, take a walk through Arlington Cemetery. Economic equity is the path to economic justice. And economic justice is not just a remanufactured notion of New Deal liberalism, but is instead a cold, calculated, mature declaration that keeping planet earth a sustainable, healthy place for human habitation requires the same kind of inclusion that gives rise to great expectations about the Internet. In a world where human beings are really important, nothing less than inclusion is acceptable. In a communication-driven world, feedback is critical.
Exclusion creates a false reality.
Genuine democracy cannot and will not exist in America until such a time that all voices are heard. Achieving this will derive from a well thought-out, evenhanded measure of economic justice. Charles D. Hayes, is a lifelong learning advocate and the author of Beyond the American Dream , Proving You're Qualified , and Self-University . PAGE Copyright 1999, Autodidactic Press. All rights reserved.