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Back when we decided to have a baby together, we had a plan. She was never, ever going to have to work full-time. She was going to work part-time, and I was going to work part-time, selling dog food at that cute little store I used to work at. We would have one day off a week in common, and we would be broke, but we would get by. We would be tired, but we would be happy.

God forbid a single group, like fast-food workers, attempt to unite and fight for a better living wage. The moment they do, stories about more deserving groups who don't complain about their income are thrown about.

A woman from the "impoverished side of Greenwich or Beverly Hills" doesn't like poor trick-or-treaters.

A new viral video shows Ivory Coast cocoa farmers enjoying chocolate for the very first time.

In Bolivia, children as young as 10 can now enter the workforce. How will the country's youth be affected by this decision?