Debra McDaniel
Debra Harris has many dimensions , she was born and raised in the south were she witness firsthand the many injustices in the world, she new one day she would be exposing those injustices through her articulant speaking ability and writing skills.
Armed with the knowledge of Criminal Justice obtained through her Bachelor's Degree she educates the community on the underlining causes of disparity of minorities within the Criminal Justice System. Dee is currently working on her Masters in Legal Studies , as a survivor of domestic abuse she writes about the many causes of domestic abuse and empowers victims of abuse through her own testimony and experiences.
Her passion for justice for all people lead her to bring awareness to organizations such as Depression & Bipolar Alliance, Metro Dallas Homeless Association and Domestic Abuse Centers in an effort to reduce the negative effects this special population has on the community and their families.
Latest Articles
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Workplace Discrimination in 2010
The Civil Rights Act of 1964 has not prevented some private employers, state and federal agencies from workplace discrimination in America.
Oct 8, 2010
- Debra McDaniel
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Key to a Successful Admission Essay
A well polished admission essay provides more insight into the character of the student.
Oct 1, 2010
- Debra McDaniel
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Social Media Networking
Organizations and businesses are reaching a broader audience through social media networking
Sep 29, 2010
- Debra McDaniel
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Is Substance Abuse Common Among Patients With Mental Disorders?
Substance abuse happens frequently among mental ill patients for various reasons that can range from peer pressure to alleviating negative thoughts.
Sep 25, 2010
- Debra McDaniel
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Spousal Abuse - It Can Happen to You
Spousal abuse does not discriminate, it can happen to anyone regardless of their ethnicity, age and educational background.
Sep 19, 2010
- Debra McDaniel
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