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Volunteers switch roles, experience life in poverty
Published: Monday, February 26th, 2007
"Welcome to Realville," Angela Degraff said to a crowd of about 50 people Saturday morning.
They were gathered in the Whig Hall Senate Chamber for "Realville," a poverty simulation complete with paper money, "stores" and a "jail" stocked with handcuffs ...
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This is one of the most inane, arrogant, conceited misadventures I've ever seen undertaken in an attempt to understand a world problem. This would not give ANYONE a real understanding of what life is like for the poverty-stricken- this is simply an exercise in self-delusion. Good job guys, pat yourselves on the backs; no one else is going to.