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Public universities should control the public schools in the United States. Several states have already recognized the need for over site and supervision of select schools in select communities, they should go further and place all public schools under state universities. Universities can train and certify teachers, supervise the performance of the teachers and provide additional course work where required. It is necessary for American education to get on the same page. Teachers are taught one body of information, and placed in positions expecting a difference body of knowledge resulting in teacher failure and student failure. This failure cost the goverment billions of dollars, suggesting the goverment, Federal State and Local is paying for its own failure of its teachers and students. Religion has led the way in addressing this problem, the RCC and Protestant Universities and churches have taken the lead in correcting this wrong in some American education institutions.

On October 21, 2015 / Cultural Anthropolgy / Leave a comment

Public Universities should control the public schools Public Universities should take over the public schools and supervise the instructional preparation and instructional delivery of teachers and to students. Colleges prepare students for life in relationships, employment and professional career choices. The public school, unfortunately, in a […]

The Bible needs to be in color. Color the pages of the Bible and color the people of the Bible. Europe has stolen Biblical history, and the problems we are having in the Middle east has some relationship to an European nation trying to control land and territority belonging to peoples of color. Using European tactics and with the help of a major military power, color and tradition are being removed from the Holy Lands. It is time to bring color to sacred scripture. The Old Testament and the New Testament are distorted and that distortion, with the rewriting and designing of ancient history remains the central cause of world tension.

On October 18, 2015 / Cultural Anthropolgy / Leave a comment

The desendants of the Moors, ancient Egyptians and ancient civilizations of the Middle east are frustrated and angry over the invasion of their lands over the past 400 years by European refugees seeking a better and healthier life. The land of the Moors and the nations of […]

Bill Gates gave billions of dollars to the United Negro College Fund, there is enough money in our college system to educate our black males. Bring the Historical Black Colleges and Universities up north and distribute that American education system all over the country, and especially in states and areas serving black males. Gates and others are doing their part in righting the wrongs of injustice. We need another Malcolm X, and Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Perhaps they are here in the spirit of Bill Gates, his family and foundation.

On October 16, 2015 / Cultural Anthropolgy / Leave a comment

After spending 400 years in bondage in the Egypt of the North American continent, the thought of spending eternity in heaven with racist and oppressors is not something most African Americans are looking forward to; some different arrangements will have to be made, or millions of Christians […]

Black men in America should avoid using drugs, legal or illegal, at all cost. Drugs are the 21st century method used to capture a labor force for the underworld. Selling or using drugs is the path way and process to modern day institutionalized slavery. There are no Malcolm X’s, Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. or Angelia Davis to inform the man of color of the traps used to trap modern day slaves. Blacks are stripped of their rights and citizenship, if and when they become labeled as Felons. The new slavery system depends on taking away all rights and freedoms and make individuals dependent upon a trillion dollar industry. Those who show potential leadership ability, are no longer lynched but merged into a capitalist society as millionaires. Blacks have the resources and skills to turn this evil around. It is time for another great migration, this time not of people leaving southern states, but colleges and universities marching to the north, east and west to save the historical and endangered black male child.

On October 16, 2015 / Cultural Anthropolgy / Leave a comment

Historical Black Colleges and Universities and Historical Black Churches need to move north and establish educational sites in states where large populations of black males are dying. It is time to put American black males in college seats and not prison benches. The world comes to America […]

Israel is Hebrew and Hebrews are Egyptians from the land called Africa by the Romans. Current Israel considers itself European with European thoughts and value Systems, they are in conflict with their cousins of color. America DNA is slavery, Scott Irish, African, Native American Indian. The slaves do not want to acknowledge that they are connected and blood kin. They fight each other in bloody battles, seeking to prove who is the better. It is time for America to acknowledge who she is, and who are the people responsible for her dreams ideas and inspirations, and put down the racism crap, and work together for the visions of the founding fathers produced by our blood.The world is a mess, but we the inhabitants of this same world are called to be a light house shinning in a sea of storm. God has given us the assignment of bringing His people home. It is our job to demonstrate how we can work in Her world.

On October 11, 2015 / Cultural Anthropolgy / Leave a comment

America is facing the same problem as Israel in the Middle East. Jews and Palestine’s are the same people, and Israel directs most of her anger towards her own kind, which she dismisses. Racism in America centers on the same people connect by blood and history and […]

Harlem today stands as a symbol of America, the land of diversity and transformation. Million dollars homes and high rise apartment buildings attract people from all over the country, black and white, participating in this experiment of God for His people on earth. Man can and must live together in peace and harmony, it is the secret to the future. Expensive high end stores now seek to be part of this great excitement. In my youth and post depression days, Harlem still had the excitement, which continues to make it great and a mecca for all who wish to touch the heart and diversity of America. I sing Harlem it is the place of my birth and salvation. It was from its warm shelters that I learned the strength to survive and the courage to excell.

On October 10, 2015 / biographies / Leave a comment

Harlem on my mind Harlem is not some mythical place. It is not the battleground to fight all the battles of injustice. It is not that sacred streets where imaginary people believe imaginary things happened. Harlem is not the seat of capital for over 40 […]

We cannot solve homelessness until we solve the problem of how we act and behave in social enviroment. There is a rites of passage that each individual must go through to be successful in life. Schools should teach this rites of passage as part of curriculum. We must be taught how to react to policemen, we have to be taught how to act in communities with challenging socio -economic issues. We have to be taught how to put a guard on our tongue, that death and life are often in the power of the tongue. Filters must be placed in the mind through education so we learn not to say everything that comes to the mind, some things should not be said even if it is the truth.Mental illness is often exhibited as the need to say and do exactly what the mind wants without any concern for cause -effect and accountability. One may be emotionally challenged but it is not necessary to act out on those emotional challenges.

On October 10, 2015 / Cultural Anthropolgy / Leave a comment

The difference between the social and economic classes is often behaviors. This suggests that behavior determines class stratification. Behavior rules and expectations of society is the responsibility of our education and should be part of a Common Curriculum. The success of the Catholic Church, Orthodox Church, […]

Breaking out of the culture of poverty is the hardest challenge of your life. Poverty is a warm cuddly tar baby, it holds you close and will not permit you to leave. You are surrounded by warm non judgemental friends who will love you, cuss you and kill you in a fit of unintentional anger. Poverty kills its own, it does not have the courage to venture out, and frustrations not medicated by drugs are expressed in violence towards those we love. Violence is the language of love in communities of deep cultural poverty. Men beat their women and parents beat their children, all in expressions of love. The doorway out of poverty is education, but getting to that door required the individual to make the strongest run of his life, overcoming impossible obstacles designed to drag you back home. Keep running, millions have made it out.

On October 8, 2015 / Cultural Anthropolgy / Leave a comment

In America the greatest achievers come from the poor, the minority and the oppressed groups. Working your way out of one of these oppressed groups will demand all of your time and energy. You will not have time for pity parties, you will not have time for […]

Education is the doorway out of poverty, and standing in that doorway blocking the poor and the minority are the people with a vested interest in maintaining the status quo. “Critics blasted the department of educationfor linking federal dollars to state adoption of standards such as the Common Core…clashes with teachers unions over strong support for charter schools, a system that does an end run around those standing in the doorway to block progress and using teacher scores to evaluate teachers. The secretary of education will resign after spending his years in service to the Obama’s administration, draging a system kicking and screaming into the 21st century. The people standing in the doorway are religious and secular, preachers, teachers, politicians, all determined to see that America continues to have its share of toilet scrubbers. The very idea of the poor becoming rich and upsetting the status quo is too difficult to comprehend. The idea of the country needing a poor class for the other groups to have merit cannot even be discussed. When you go to sleep at night, think about the zip codes, which are used to plan the future prison population, and the zip codes used to prepare the university seats for the leaders of tomorrow, and ask yourself, is this the kind of country in which I want to live? America owes itself a better answer, and better yet, it owes itself better behaviors.

On October 7, 2015 / Cultural Anthropolgy / Leave a comment

Education and Social Reproduction This idea of creating social classes through education did not start in America, it started in Europe and England used it in all of her colonies. The following is a report on what is happening in Australia, note the similarity between conceptual thought […]

Research and Development Learning Centers started in 1975, by a Columbia University graduate who was interested in providing for the needs of youth living in middle class America who needed positive activities and mentoring. Churches and community centers were encouraged to address the needs of these middle class children. The goverment was already addressing the needs of the poor and the challenged, but what about the other youth? Today churches and community centers are encouraged to open its doors to American youth, mentor them into adulthood, provide activities that will help them in areas of STEM and social development. America needs all of her youth, and she needs churches to become welcoming centers for youth, with opportunities to improve academic and social skills. Churches need to make Christ a living example of how to love God and love our neighbor, and sometimes the neighbor we need to love are our own youth. We love each other and together we can make America into the loving family of God she is called to be. Each church should be a learning center and a drop in center for all who seek God’s love.

On October 7, 2015 / biographies, Cultural Anthropolgy / Leave a comment

Drop By For God, when and where did the process begin? Before becoming a public school teacher, I planted Learning centers in communities. The question is when, where and how did I learn to be an effective teacher? When? Graduating from college, I made the decision […]

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