Comments on: Q0: Roxanne http://genstuck.wbur.org/blog/roxanne/158/ Twelve 20-somethings chronicle their lives for WBUR. Fri, 07 Dec 2012 19:12:00 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.9.3 By: Roxanne Palmer http://genstuck.wbur.org/blog/roxanne/158/#comment-95 Wed, 26 Sep 2012 02:04:00 +0000 http://genstuck.andrewphelps.net/?p=158#comment-95 Thanks for reading!

As you might be able to tell from this post, I was a bit initially skeptical about the project. But admittedly, I am probably one of the less “stuck” members of the group, so my own perspective is going to be a little more naturally sanguine. If I was writing about my situation when I first came to NYC (living in a poorly ventilated “co-op” in Bushwick with about 10-15 other people where bedbugs crawled on the walls in broad daylight), I’d probably be striking a vastly different tune.

I do think that my fellow bloggers and I will have some valuable stories to share. Mine is definitely colored by what has happened to my parents.

I agree that it’d be great for WBUR or other outlets to use this kind of format to tell other kinds of recession stories in future series. You could have diaries from young parents, older folks, veterans, etc. That’s one of the things I really like about modern/online journalism; there’s access to so many different kinds of voices.

I hope you keep reading!

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By: William Shakespeare http://genstuck.wbur.org/blog/roxanne/158/#comment-57 Fri, 21 Sep 2012 21:58:00 +0000 http://genstuck.andrewphelps.net/?p=158#comment-57 Thank you SOOO much for your considerate post. So far, you are the only one in the group of bloggers who have written about others who are struggling, or have always struggled. The age discrimination is affecting older workers considerably. I wish WBUR would have included other voices in this project.

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