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Common & Mary J Blige-Come Close
This song was a good one and a little forgotten about. Common & Mary J Blige delivered a winner with this one. Its message is FANTASTIC! it goes out to a friend of mine.
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Tagged Common, Mary J. Blige, r&b, soul, video
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Your Freedom Is an Inside Job
We are lucky to live in a country where we do have individual freedoms. Yet many of us are not free in our minds. That has to change and meditation is one way to attain that freedom. Meditation allows our minds … Continue reading
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Tagged freedom, happiness, life, living, meditation
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Top Ten Countries For Offshoring
This article is dated; six years old. But, if you wanted to know where American jobs are going I am sure this list hasn’t changed all that much. This is where American countries are sending jobs that can be done here, in … Continue reading
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Tagged employment, jobs, money, offshoring, profits, unemployment
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Desperation Grows as Jobless Benefits Run Out
Ms. Jarron’s plight is not unusual, it is becoming commonplace. This is an extremely sad state of affairs. We need to pressure our elected officials to help everyone who is unemployed. We cannot be “snookered” into believing that illegal immigration affects this … Continue reading
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Tagged congress, corporations, economy, employment, jobs, money, unemployment, unemployment benefits
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Blacks Comprise Majority of School Suspensions
This is not a surprise at all. The initiatives discussed is a good first step but, Where is the parental responsibility? Parents have a role in the behavior of their children because, children tend to act in the ways that is … Continue reading
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Tagged african american, behavior, black, education, example, parents, role model, school, suspension
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Six Teens Drown During Family Outing In Louisiana
I learned how to swim while in kindergarten and have swum ever since. My father still does not know how to swim and if it was not for my mother would have drowned to death when they were in a car accident and he … Continue reading
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Tagged african american, black, education, family, Louisiana, Red River, skill, swimming
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Why weakening the 14th amendment would reopen racial wounds
Monique Morris provides a compelling argument. An excellent piece on why any revisions of the 14th Amendment would be ill-conceived and wrong. Why weakening the 14th amendment would reopen racial wounds.
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Tagged 14th Amendment, citzenship, constitution, Dred Scott, immigration, slavery
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Loose Ends-Stay A little While Child
This is a classic jam! I’m feeling a little nostalgic. Enjoy this…
