Opinion

For many years, African Americans were perceived as being ignorant creatures incapable of thinking and successfully holding leadership positions and roles. However, African Americans are constantly defying this perception and reaching heights beyond any individual’s greatest expectation.  Read More »

February 24, 2009, Rupert Murdoch, chairman of the New York Post, personally apologized for a recent cartoon by Sean Delonas, nicknamed by some “the Picasso of prejudice”. The cartoon, which depicted a chimpanzee being shot by the police after mauling a woman, captioned “They'll have to find someone else to write the next stimulus bill”.  Read More »

I sincerely apologize for taking up two whole slots on the Recent Blog Posts list, but this whole stimulus fiasco has me livid. Well, it's not so much the stimulus bill itself, but rather the politics behind it. Heck, just politics in general.  Read More »

Now I myself do not believe in a God, however, that does not mean I do not think that there is an importance for God. I also think that we can learn a lot from religion, and all the major religions in our world share common morals and lessons, they all just have different ways of getting there. I think that we need to look past the different paths and become more tolerant of others as a whole.  Read More »

Becoming literate does not just happen; it requires a lot of time and  Read More »

On November 4, 2008, Proposition 8 California, which restricts the definition of marriage to a union between a man and a woman, and eliminates the right of same-sex sanctions, was passed into law.  Read More »

Some holidays don’t make a lot of sense…  Read More »

Broad Prosperity is one of the principles in Progressive U. When I thought about what type of topics I could write regarding this, I thought “broad prosperity” was both simple and complex or limited and broad. I bet by just reading what I typed above you guys got confused. Well, if it makes you feel any better, I got a little bewildered too.  Read More »