Well, it’s a shame when you lose the ability to judge the character of someone because of their belief, their race, their religion, their ethnic group, or their sexual preference. It is a tragedy when we lose the ability to identify the difference between policing and supervision. I judged a person I believed to be …
Education in the west has embarked on a cycle of reactivity and denunciation. whenever we hear or see anything that even looks like racism, we rally and shout, ascribe motives and/or characteristics to the offender(s) and issue a warning. We send out the message that this kind of behavior will not be tolerated. After the …
The Cultural Brainwashing in the Aesthetics industry for Botox treatments Read More »
The twentieth century witnessed the visibility of America as an exporter of culture. As the “mother country,” America offered the world opportunities as well as starred in popular culture. Despite the country’s rising economic and political power, the cultural significance of America has not declined. Moreover, homes in the United States have been shown to …
Teaching in the United States – The Legacy of William Jennings Bryan Read More »
I was a good teacher. I was a good student. I was above average even. I had all the gifts and academic skills and could get in one of the secondary schools most likely after my graduation. Except for one year, I cannot say I did well in school. The teachers treated me differently than …
Why Do We Ask So Much of Parents when it comes to education? Read More »
This project is intended to promote and nurture the ethical awareness that many people in the community have invested in, sometimes blindly, but in their turn, have invested in the profound loving connection of sharing life in its fullness. We want to create a space where we hear it from many different perspectives. To open …
