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January 16th, 2010Workplace And Community Intimidation, Equity And Acceptance
April 2nd, 2009Fortunately, there are individuals and groups who take action to develop policies and strategies to alleviate intimidation and diviseness in the workplace and the ccommunity.
It’s important to counteract the efforts of those who attempt to organize by intimidation.
The subject is a wide-open discussion that applies to all individuals, whether in appearance, beliefs, age or ability. Discrimination in any form must be addressed and responded to.
How to Counteract Eye Wrinkles
November 11th, 2009In today’s world, people are consistently discriminating against those with eye wrinkles. Policies and strategies are set up to put those people down.
In order to combat the haters, there are simple easy ways you can go about reducing the appearance of eye wrinkles. If you don’t have them, you will no longer be discriminated against and can once again be a leader!
Things as easy as reducing your time in the sun and using an anti-wrinkle cream with antioxidants can help prevent your eye wrinkles! Say no to eye wrinkles and yes to younger skin!
Taking A Break from Counteracting
June 12th, 2009In light of beautiful weather and summer fever, i’m going to get off my usual soap box of counteracting and standing up to the lion’s of injustice in your work place and community and write really quickly about a great day yesterday.
My 2 beautiful girls are the most amazing dancers. I attended their recitals yesterday and after buying 12 pieces of children’s dancewear…i’m talking shoes, tutus, tights – you name it – after almost going broke from buying a ton of dancewear, I have to say it was well worth the price.
To see their smiling faces and be proud of their accomplishments are more than I could ask for. It just made me feel delighted.
What’s been your proud moment recently? Instead of talking about the down economy and focusing on the negative (usually led by me 
) we’re finally going to relay some good experiences on here.
Go ahead, make yourself smile today and be greatful for your family and health. Oh, the simple things in life that we so often ignore.
Continuing to Counteract Can Leave you With Puffy Eyes
May 26th, 2009If you are sick and tired, puffy eyes and all, of hearing on the news all the times we roll over on issues and forget about the impact they can make on society, it’s time to finally do something about it.
Don’t let society and the economy get you down, you can make a difference on issues that are important to you.
Whether you are fired up about discrimination of some form, healthcare, or your private rights as a citizen, you need to make your opinion heard.
I’ve dedicated this website to people who counteract injustices – all forms. Make your voice heard today.
May 15th, 2009
Ok, so here’s a perfect example of how we must counteract discrimination and how it is effecting us and our children every day.
Well, yesterday my daughter came home from dance class and i noticed she looked a little down or upset. She usually comes home and runs into my lap with a big smile. So I asked her what was wrong and she said that her dance teacher yelled at her because she did not have on the children’s dancewear brand that the other girls were wearing. This was just astonishing to me. I couldn’t believe that she would call out a child for not having on a certain brand,
I imagine this was because of the fact that women are constantly evaluating others because of their brands of clothes or lack thereof. My wife had taken her to Target to get a leotard for a reasonable price and the teacher didn’t think that was good enough.
I am surprised that the teacher even noticed it. That shows us that discipline can go a little to far. I mean, her reasons for telling her to get a certain brand was so that they would all look the same.
That’s going to far don’t you think? Have you ever experienced anything like this outrageous with your kids? I bet you have. Especially if you have girls.
Well its time to counteract folks!
Cosmetic Procedures Rise as People Attempt to Counteract Age Discrimination
May 12th, 2009During a sensitive and lowly time in our economy, I’ve been reading many articles that talk about how employers are judging people based on their age. For example, f someone shows up to an interview that has eye wrinkles and puffy eyes and “looks” too old for the job, they don’t end up getting hired because of their assumed age. And this is simply based on their looks and the fact that they may have more facial wrinkles than the average person.
As a result, many men and women are researching cosmetic procedures and deciding to improve their looks so that they look younger; even despite the fact that they don’t have the money to be spending on cosmetic procedures.
I was very surprised when I heard this was happening in the work place and that people have been going to such lengths to improve their chances of getting a job – all due to age discrimination.
Do you know anyone who has went to such lengths?
Appearance Is No Reason For Discrimination.
April 27th, 2009If you’re like me, you were probably blown away by the appearance of Susan Boyle on Britain’s Got Talent. Her remarkable voice was in sharp contrast to her outward appearance. And it is was obvious that the judges and audience had “pre-judged” her from the moment she walked out.
Here at counteract we’re dedicated to a wide-open discussion that applies to all individuals, whether in appearance, beliefs, age or ability. Discrimination in any form must be addressed.
Can you imagine what Ms. Boyle and all of us would have been deprived of if a decision had been made to exclude her participation based on appearance alone?
Whether you’re short or tall, skinny or fat, have beautiful eyes or eye wrinkles, black hair or gray hair … there is no place for discrimination based on appearance.
I hope Susan Boyle offered a lesson we can call draw upon.