Was it a Good Idea to Market My Own Book?
I describe the action I implemented to launch and continue promoting my new book, The Trump Files. Specific activities and websites included.
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The Struggle for Human Rights
Joe Abruscato and I wrote a series of books in the 1970s that focused on humanistic education and psychology. The books explored how our species can learn from each other, foster the right of all citizens to be free and develop their lives in a community of humanistic values. The series included these books: Loving & Beyond: Science Teaching for the Humanistic Classroom (1976), The Whole Cosmos Catalogue of Science Activities for People of All Ages (1977), and The Earthpeople Activity Book (1978). In this post I want to share what we wrote about human rights, and how it has been a struggle throughout our existence as a species.
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Kepler, Education Activists, & Atmospheric Rivers
A few articles caught my attention this week. Kepler, education activists & atmospheric rivers are the topics. I’m not claiming that these are related, but I’ll try and make a case. In the next 3 days, you’ll find a post on each subject. You can follow the links to see what I read.
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January 6, 2021, A Date which will live in Infamy
Today, January 6, the United States Capitol was attacked by thousands of American terrorists, right-wing hate groups, and individuals who thought they were patriotic in attacking the very center of the government of the United States. On this day which will live in infamy, the United States was attacked by terrorists who were acting on orders from the President of the United States. They were not patriots, they were criminal terrorists.
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President Zelensky’s Legacy
President Volodymyr Zelensky’s legacy was televised to world tonight in his speech to the United States Congress. After being on the battlefield in Eastern Ukraine, President Zelensky flew 4,881 miles to meet with President Biden and the United States Congress. No doubt he will be on an airplane tonight to return to the battlefield.
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Trump’s Infamies
On December 19, the January 6th (J6) House Select Committee outlined Trump’s infamies. Using video and information from the Committee’s executive summary, a full account is reported here.
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Warnock’s Win: Potential of Multiracial Coalition of Voters
Perhaps there is more to Warnock’s victory than luck and running a smart campaign, as reported in the AJC. Steve Phillips, founder of Democracy in Color, explains how a new coalition of voters elected Warnock. Georgia is changing.
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Warnock Wins: The Headline I Thought I Would Read on the Atlanta Journal-Constitution
Warnock Wins! That’s the kind of headline I thought I might read on today’s AJC newspaper this morning. But I didn’t. For over a month, there has been nothing more important in the news other than the Warnock-Walker runoff election for a 6-year term in the U.S. Senate.
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Georgia Is Not Left Liberal-But Warnock Won Re-Election to the Senate
I discuss the senate election and point out the hypocrisy of many of Georgia’s voters who went to the polls and voted against their basic beliefs.
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Early Voting in Georgia is Over, But Where are the Absentee Ballots
We can conclude that the Election Integrity Act has reduced the ways that people vote. Fewer people are voting by absentee ballot. The reduced period of the runoff has reduced the total number of people who will vote in the Dec. 6 runoff.
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