In 1945, Albert Einstein said after the United States dropped atomic bombs on Hiroshima and Nagasaki, everything has changed except our modes of thinking. And still our modes of thinking have not changed.
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2021: Have we caught up with Martin Luther King Jr? Can we? How could we?
Without question, injustices anywhere most certainly arise from competitive and adversarial human relationship structures formed of the “race” social construct based mainly on variation in “color of skin,” when the variation means nothing. Much better would be cooperative human relationship structures formed of human qualities based on “content of character.”
Seventy-Five Years and Beyond: It Was All About Cooperation
Latest Story Right now I am at Fen Farm in the UK for a two week expedition with my wife searching for antiquities for our antiques business. It's been an exciting and exhilarating experience over the past 15 years. Tomorrow is the start my seventy-fifth year...
Atlanta Public Schools’ Equity Audit Finds Differences! by Ed Johnson
Guest Letter by Mr. Ed Johnson, Advocate for Education, Atlanta, GA Ed Johnson wrote a letter in response to the Atlanta Public Schools Equity Audit which was prepared by researchers at Georgia State University to look at differences in the characteristics across...
Atlanta’s New Superintendent Should Not Agree to Be Responsible for Narrowing the Achievement Gap
Latest Story The Atlanta Public Schools (APS) has hired Dr. Meria Carstarphen to be its superintendent for the next three years. She was hired after a one year search led by 13-member search committee. She is now superintendent of the Austin Independent School...
Children are not Assets to Make Ready for Careers & College
Latest Story There was an article in the Chronicle of Higher Education that I believe pertains to K-12 education. The authors (Krislov, M. & Volk, S.S., 2014) reminded us that college is still for creating citizens. One of their main arguments was that "higher...
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