From Our Friend In Liberty, John Todd

AMERICANS FOR PROSPERITY--KANSAS 

Wichita Area Chapter Meeting

Monday, April 13, 2015

7:00 p.m. – 8:30 p.m.

Spangles Restaurant (Meeting Room)

612 S. Broadway (Kellogg & Broadway Downtown)

Wichita, Kansas 67202

STOSSEL IN THE CLASSROOM—2015 EDITION DVD

Copywrite by Stossel in the Classroom.  All rights Reserved.

War on Women: Fact or Fable? 5:37 minutes

Do women make less than men? Do employers discriminate against women by paying them

less? This lesson focuses on the controversy surrounding the wage gap between men and

women.

Internship Regulation: Are Unpaid Interns Exploited? 5:59 minutes

Should interns get paid? Should minimum wage laws apply? Shouldn’t the education and

training an intern gets be considered? Are there any unintended consequences of mandating

that interns be paid? This segment looks at internships in America.

Reputation or Regulation: Which Provides Better Protection? 5:05min.

What’s the best way to choose a product or service? Has the availability of feedback on the

Internet diminished or eliminated government’s role in regulating business? Do markets

regulate businesses better than government regulation does? This segment looks at consumer

protection through reputation and regulation.

Electronic Surveillance: What’s Happening to Our Privacy? 5:51min.

Are there any limits on the government’s ability to protect its citizens? Should there be? What is

the proper balance between our country’s security and our own privacy? This segment looks

at the controversy surrounding the NSA.

  

Presentation of the DVD Videos will be followed by group discussion

For additional information please contact:

John Todd, Wichita AFP volunteer coordinator

john@johntodd.net, (316) 312-7335 cell

Or

Susan Estes, AFP Field Director, Kansas

sestes@afphq.org, (316) 681-4415

The Kansas Chapter of Americans for Prosperity (AFP-KS) is committed to advancing every Kansan's right to economic freedom and opportunity. AFP-KS is an organization of grassroots citizen leaders who engage in spreading the message of fiscally responsible government, free market ideals and regulatory restraint to policymakers on the local and state levels.