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Category Archives: feminism
The World is Getting Better, not Worse – Unity of Thought in World Undertakings
The World is Getting Better, not Worse – Unity of Thought in World Undertakings The world is getting better, not worse. It can be proven. By measuring the increase in something called “unity of thought in world undertakings.” Whenever all … Continue reading
Posted in baha'i, collective security, consultation, deliberation, equality, extremes of wealth and poverty, feminism, food security, futurism, global discussion, governance, parliament, poverty, rape as a weapon of war, rights of women, the poor, Uncategorized, unity in diversity, violence against women, wealth, women
Tagged global trends, United Nations, unity of thought, world cooperation
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What is more horrible? #BringBackOurGirls
On a scale of one to ten, what is more horrible than the kidnapping of little girls to be sold into sexual slavery in order to scare folks into not sending girls to school? How should we react to that? … Continue reading
The Black Woman’s Journey, a poem for Black History Month
The Black Woman’s Journey It’s a dangerous world out there Treat her like a queen Close ranks for protection Treat her like a queen You can’t carry her bags Even though she’s a queen She must tote the weary … Continue reading
Posted in biracial, black history month, feminism, futurism, multicultural, multiracial, national discussion, poetry, race, race in America, rape as a weapon of war, rights of women, social justice, Uncategorized, unity in diversity, women, women's history
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Explaining White Privilege to a Broke White Person
Explaining White Privilege to a Broke White Person I really loved this blog by The Feminist Breeder (TFB) so I’m re-posting it for your sheer enjoyment. It goes well with the issues I’ve been discussing about INTERMARRY, namely, the intersection … Continue reading
Launching a new poetry CD titled Isaiah’s Longing in CD Baby Music Store
Rhea Harmsen & Lee Robinson | Isaiah’s Longing | CD Baby Music Store. Featuring poems written and read by Rhea Harmsen with original music composed by Lee Robinson.
Posted in bahai, equality, feminism, national discussion, poetry, race, rights of women, unity in diversity
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MY FRIENDS CAN READ IT FOR FREE (Excerpt 50 from THE HARVEST of REASON) At the crack of dawn Maddie slunk down the stairs. She found John in the kitchen nursing a cup of coffee and staring at the floor. How long had he been up? READ MORE
(If you’re here for the first time check out excerpts 1-49 in earlier Blogs ) At the crack of dawn Maddie slunk down the stairs. She found John in the kitchen nursing a cup of coffee and staring at the … Continue reading
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MY FRIENDS CAN READ IT FOR FREE (Excerpt 49 from THE HARVEST of REASON) It was a rare moment of peace and calm in a storm-tossed, deadline-driven world, when Maddie and John sat down for a late lunch with Maddie’s parents, the day before Thanksgiving. READ MORE
(If you’re here for the first time check out excerpts 1-48 in earlier Blogs ) Chapter 14 And if he meeteth with injustice he shall have patience… The Seven Valleys It was a rare moment of peace and calm in … Continue reading
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Tagged agriculture, chastity, college students, educators, equality, female professors, genetic engineering, genetics, global discussion, interracial marriage, John Pitts, Maddie Hawkins, national discussion, plant breeding, race in america, race on campus, race unity, unity in diversity, University of Wisconsin-Madison, women in science
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MY FRIENDS CAN READ IT FOR FREE (Excerpt 48 from THE HARVEST of REASON) They went to Pasqual’s for dinner and sat at the smallest table in a corner of the terracotta room. A neon cactus flashed in the window. He got a kick out of seeing Maddie plunge into her favorite meal of blue-corn cheese enchiladas. She seemed to become delirious once she put the first bite into her mouth. READ MORE
(If you’re here for the first time check out excerpts 1-47 in earlier Blogs ) They went to Pasqual’s for dinner and sat at the smallest table in a corner of the terracotta room. A neon cactus flashed in the … Continue reading
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Tagged agriculture, chastity, college students, educators, equality, female professors, genetic engineering, genetics, global discussion, interracial marriage, John Pitts, Maddie Hawkins, national discussion, plant breeding, race in america, race on campus, race unity, unity in diversity, University of Wisconsin-Madison, women in science
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MY FRIENDS CAN READ IT FOR FREE (Excerpt 47 from THE HARVEST of REASON) Maddie and Lisa came up the stairs from the little auditorium in the basement. They had just been down listening to a seminar given by a candidate for assistant professor. READ MORE
(If you’re here for the first time check out excerpts 1-46 in earlier Blogs ) Maddie and Lisa came up the stairs from the little auditorium in the basement. They had just been down listening to a seminar given by … Continue reading
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Tagged agriculture, chastity, college students, educators, equality, female professors, genetic engineering, genetics, global discussion, interracial marriage, John Pitts, Maddie Hawkins, national discussion, plant breeding, race in america, race on campus, race unity, unity in diversity, University of Wisconsin-Madison, women in science
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Race in America – poetry we’re not ready to write
Race in America It’s at times like these you make me remember you’re white When you burst into the house demanding “who?” Who left “the trash” in the street! “What trash?” I ask. But I already know. I just want … Continue reading
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