Justice!

I just signed up for Twitter and was scrolling through the menu of feeds when I happened upon the U.S. Dept of Justice feed. It seemed funny at first that the DOJ had a Twitter feed but we live in changing, turbulent times when everyone is a celebrity ( Jon and Kate, Survivor, Twitter, blogs:). . . )check out the mix of celebrities and "civilians" on Twitter and it is so alien that it makes your head spin to see everyone on the same level. Maybe I sound naive though.

Getting back to the DOJ, I decided to subscribe because after taking a look at the list of headlines I was really interested. The feed is full of need to know( or want to know) facts about all aspects of justice in the U.S. I highly recommend this for any lover of justice, which I have always been. One I just read, " top 10 facts about Females victims of Violence"
This is the kind of information that empowers the people and I'm glad that the internet makes it so accessible.
It is like Angelina Jolie's tattoo,  " know your rights".