Yesterday, David Paterson was sworn in as the 55th governor of the State of New York. Governor Paterson is also first Blind and Black man to hold that high office.
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Are blue eyes superior to brown? Have you ever experienced or witnessed an example of Black Rage? In 1970, author Toni Morrison took on both matters in her first book and subsequent ovaric masterpiece: The Bluest Eye.
O.J. Simpson is back in our face again!
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As we cock our heads skyward to wonder at the jets above us and the beautiful plumes of white they leave behind as godly evidence of their whirlwind trip into the heavens, there are some scientists who believe we are being slowly poisoned by those white plumes — those contrails — by chemicals that are being seeded into the sky in those beautiful, twisting, tufts of man-made trailing clouds.
Continue reading → Contrails into Chemtrails: Are We Being Poisoned From the Sky?
In a recent New York Times article, it was argued that
advanced primates are moral beings with identifiable values sets.
We have wondered here on the same topics and about the inspiration of DNA and evolution in articles like From Ape to Man to God. Primates care about each other even if it risks their own well-being.
They make informed choices that bear on “doing the right thing” for the community and not only the self.
Is it scientifically provable that morality is not a possibility but a genetic mandate for survival?
It is humanly probable that our primate ancestors provided us clues in our shared, genetic, code not to harm each other and to instead negotiate and socialize and to get along without killing?
Is it our ape-like morality that allowed us to become upright and upstanding and evolved, cogent, beings with empathy as well as morality?
Continue reading → Primate Morality and Shared Values: Are We Aping Them?
Do you believe there are some people who are born cursed and who are doomed to a life of misery for reasons beyond their direct control?
Are adult criminals bred of bad seed and guilty ovum? Are infants born guilty? Is there such a thing as a natural proclivity for the “Infant Criminal” born of color and of poverty that is set, from the day of first breath, to destroy society and its conceits as a rite of birth?
Continue reading → Infant Criminals, Bad Seeds and Guilty Ovum
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