Sports,+Social+Change,+and+Human+Rights

=**Literature of Sport is committed, wherever possible, to using its ideas, course material, and the work students produce to contribute to a better world, especially with regard to social, political, and economic progress and human rights. For instance, our hope always is that the projects students do for "10% Time" will in some way improve life on Earth, whether it's just life on campus or as significant as life on Earth. For more about our NGO as one larger-scale example, see the page "Our NGO" in this wiki. We hope that what we do serves humankind, but not //only// humankind. We hope to serve all elements of existence on our planet, such as the environment, in any way we can. Even a small contribution is more than the ordinary English class typically makes.**= = = =**Here are links to three relevant articles, two from //Sports Illustrated// Senior Writer Alexander Wolff (the last one can also be found on the page of this wiki called "Our NGO) and one from //Sports Illustrated// Senior Writer Gary Smith:**= =**[|"Why Don't More Athletes Take A Stand?"]**= =**[|"When it comes to promoting sports for peace, U.S. lags far behind"]**= =**[|"Sports Saves the World"]**=