Tuesday, June 11, 2019

Poverty In The USA



From 2014, where I live in Ewing, NJ next door to Trenton and as I pass through this video is still relevant. Worse yet Trenton is the state capital.










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Sunday, June 2, 2019

Using Creativity and Knowledge in 2020





Before we know it the 2020 Presidential election will be upon us. I talk about this in my podcast We have the fact that in 2016 the off all voting was up while one essential element The Black Vote declined. It’s a bit scary. Why? Because this is America where every one should have a voice.
Pondering The Essence of 2020.
How Do We Get Back The Black Voters?
One way is to have a viable Black candidate. Another is to have candidates bring the Black voter’s issues to the forefront not as window dressing but as issues that have to be more than something you just give lip service to.
I know
I’m a white DUDE. Yet I believe America’s strength is drawn from all who call it home. Too much violence is birthed from social ignorance. We need to address all aspects of social ignorance. Not just racial, but women’s rights, and the LGBT community. It’s time to cut the lip service. Candidates for President and other governmental offices need to step up for real.







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Wednesday, May 10, 2017

Back in Business

Out of commission in a nursing facility that blocked internet access so as not to have conditions publicized. Give me time and I will be back regularly

Wednesday, October 8, 2014

First Impressions Can Be Revisited

We have all been taught about the value of giving a first impression. Yet we have all heard stories or even experienced the value of second chances. Yet , it seems most are stuck on that first impression idealism. Of course until it happens to us.

First Impressions Revisited
The value of being openminded and being predisposed to giving second chances. I once had a nice boss who admitted I was too good to be true. That was his first impression. One day he called me into his office after a half year on the job. The conversation went something like this. He confessed his first impression. Then, he admitted testing seven days to forever. Next he admitted I passed every test he could imagine. To his dismay his first impression was right and wrong at the same time. I was too good but it was true. In fact he wasted his time testing me.

The moral of the story

Give people a chance especially if you want someone to give you that same chance. In fact my first impression was he was a hardass and possibly a jerk. He proved me wrong, so I guess it was a reciprocal situation. He proved to be personable and honest. So, it went both ways. Though he never stopped testing me, I never stopped testing him. Despite it all we remained friends. Why, because we kept giving each other second chances.