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Race in America: My Reflections on “The Present Crisis”
Poetry is all I have to offer today when my country is in such turmoil. I write a lot about race unity, hoping to spread hope. Wherever there is a thought of hate, replace it with a thought of love. … Continue reading
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Tagged don't shoot, Ferguson, race, racial incidents, racial unity
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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
Rhea Harmsen’s novel INTERMARRY will be FREE on Amazon for 5 days starting Dec. 22, 2013
Rhea Harmsen’s new novel, premiered in november 2013 and is now entering a Free e-book promotion. From Dec 22, 2013 to Dec 26, 2013 readers can download the book from this site on Amazon.com. Happy reading!
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Tagged baha'i, biracial, chastity, feminization of poverty, interracial, interracial marriage, multicultural, multiracial, national discussion, poetry, race, race in america, racial mistrust, revitalization, women
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MY FRIENDS CAN READ IT FOR FREE (Excerpt 41 from THE HARVEST of REASON) John was loitering on the patio outside the huge kitchen-family room. It was actually a terrace, which was connected by steps and stretches of patio to at least three sides of the Hawkins house. READ MORE
(If you’re here for the first time check out excerpts 1-40 in earlier Blogs ) John was loitering on the patio outside the huge kitchen-family room. It was actually a terrace, which was connected by steps and stretches of patio … Continue reading
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Joy DeGruy in Cracking the Codes: Understanding the System
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Tagged equality, race, race in america, white privilege
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MY FRIENDS CAN READ IT FOR FREE (Excerpt 40 from THE HARVEST of REASON) After Lisa’s Master’s defense they threw her the usual party in the grad office. Lisa, Savannah and Jean were the last ones left when three other guys drifted out into the hallway. READ MORE
(If you’re here for the first time check out excerpts 1-39 in earlier Blogs ) On the way back from his job interview in North Carolina John flew into Chicago’s O’Hare airport. He had done the unthinkable, and called Mr. Hawkins from … Continue reading
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MY FRIENDS CAN READ IT FOR FREE (Excerpt 39 from THE HARVEST of REASON) After Lisa’s Master’s defense they threw her the usual party in the grad office. Lisa, Savannah and Jean were the last ones left when three other guys drifted out into the hallway. READ MORE
(If you’re here for the first time check out excerpts 1-38 in earlier Blogs ) After Lisa’s Master’s defense they threw her the usual party in the grad office. Lisa, Savannah and Jean were the last ones left when three other guys … Continue reading
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Tagged agriculture, baha'i, Categories: chastity, college students, educators, equality, female professors, genetic engineering, genetics, global discussion, interracial marriage, John Pitts, Maddie Hawkins, national discussion, plant breeding, race, race on campus, unity in diversity, University of Wisconsin-Madison, women in science
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MY FRIENDS CAN READ IT FOR FREE (Excerpt 38 from THE HARVEST of REASON) Maddie opened the envelope with the beautiful Malawi stamps right away. She was surprised to hear from Dr. Mgoro after so many years. READ MORE
(If you’re here for the first time check out excerpts 1-37 in earlier Blogs ) Chapter 11 …yea, physicians have no medicine for one sick of love, unless the favor of the beloved one deliver him. The Seven Valleys Maddie opened the … Continue reading
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Tagged agriculture, baha'i, Categories: chastity, college students, educators, equality, female professors, genetic engineering, genetics, global discussion, interracial marriage, John Pitts, Maddie Hawkins, national discussion, plant breeding, race, race on campus, unity in diversity, University of Wisconsin-Madison, women in science
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MY FRIENDS CAN READ IT FOR FREE (Excerpt 37 from THE HARVEST of REASON) John was up early the next morning, arriving at the Ivy Inn at seven thirty. He placed himself in a strategic position in the lounge, with a view of the staircase and the elevator. He wanted to be sure to catch George Hawkins when he came down…READ MORE
(If you’re here for the first time check out excerpts 1-36 in earlier Blogs ) John was up early the next morning, arriving at the Ivy Inn at seven thirty. He placed himself in a strategic position in the lounge, with a … Continue reading
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Tagged agriculture, baha'i, Categories: chastity, college students, educators, equality, female professors, genetic engineering, genetics, global discussion, interracial marriage, John Pitts, Maddie Hawkins, national discussion, plant breeding, race, race on campus, unity in diversity, University of Wisconsin-Madison, women in science
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Rhea Harmsen 