Posted in Acts Of Faith, B.M.A.D.™ In 2008, B.M.A.D.™ In 2009, Conflict Resolution, Human Rights, Humanitarian Causes, Inspiration, It's The Law, Journalism, Politics, Social Injustice, Social Justice, Taking A Stand on August 17th, 2009 3 Comments »
According to the Associated Press, the U.S. Supreme Court has ruled in favor of granting Mr. Troy Davis a new trial an “evidentiary hearing” in order to prove his innocence. Click on “A Second Chance” for additional information. As many of you know, I’ve been closely monitoring the status of Mr. Davis’ case and praying [...]
Marenda, publisher of the blog, Living Life Abundantly, has recently released her Top 50 Best Blogs Of 2008 Award. Please take some time to visit each one of the outstanding blogs written by the insightful bloggers that Marenda has selected.
Congratulations to the rest of the recipients! As a sign of respect, I tip my hat [...]
Posted in Acts Of Faith, All About Love, Art of Teaching, B.M.A.D.™ In 2008, Book Excerpts, Change, Christianity, Conflict Resolution, Creative Excellence, Creative Writing, Critical Thinkers, Cultural Diversity, Education, God And Family First, Heroes And Sheroes, Historical Celebrations, Human Rights, Humanitarian Causes, Inspiration, Journalism, Leadership, My Big Dream, Personal Development, Personal Leadership, Politics, Social Justice, Steppin' Out Of The Darkness, Taking A Stand, The Challenge, Think About It, Wise Words on November 4th, 2008 8 Comments »
“Nevertheless, there is at least one defining moment that occurs in the life of every generation when limit-testers, who honestly believe there are destined to become great, will choose to face their fears and embrace Change for the first time.” — Steppin’ Out Of The Darkness
After almost 2 years of waiting, what I’ve been calling [...]
Posted in Acts Of Faith, B.M.A.D.™ In 2008, Bloggers And Blogging, Conflict Resolution, Critical Thinkers, Human Rights, Humanitarian Causes, Inspiration, It's The Law, Journalism, Leadership, Personal Leadership, Politics, Social Injustice, Social Justice, Taking A Stand on October 24th, 2008 1 Comment »
Breaking News Update
Less than one hour ago, the 11th Circuit Court Of Appeals in Atlanta, Georgia issued yet another “Stay Of Execution” for Death Row inmate Mr. Troy Anthony Davis. Click on “Stay Of Execution” to read this CNN breaking news report. Click on AJC for additional information about today’s surprising decision.
Please scroll through the [...]
Posted in Acts Of Faith, B.M.A.D.™ In 2008, Human Rights, Humanitarian Causes, It's The Law, Leadership, Politics, Social Injustice, Social Justice, Taking A Stand on September 23rd, 2008 5 Comments »
The U. S. Supreme Court has granted a “Stay Of Execution” for Mr. Troy Davis. As many of you who read this blog already know, Mr. Davis was scheduled to be executed tonight at 7p.m. for a crime he didn’t commit. For those of you who don’t know, please click on the highlighted words for [...]
Posted in Acts Of Faith, B.M.A.D.™ In 2008, Conflict Resolution, Human Rights, Humanitarian Causes, Inspiration, Leadership, Personal Leadership, Politics, Social Injustice, Social Justice, Taking A Stand on September 10th, 2008 3 Comments »
Quick question. Have you ever sat in the “seat of the accused” after being “falsely arrested” and “falsely imprisoned” for a crime that both you, and your cowardly accusers, know you didn’t commit? Due to the violence of a false accuser’s fear-based “betrayal of silence,” one too many “actually innocent” people have been mistakenly incarcerated [...]
Posted in Acts Of Faith, All About Love, B.M.A.D.™ In 2008, Christianity, Critical Thinkers, Cultural Diversity, Education, God And Family First, Human Rights, Humanitarian Causes, Inspiration, Journalism, Leadership, Missing You, Personal Development, Personal Leadership, Politics, Social Justice, Taking A Stand, The Challenge, Think About It, Wise Words on June 19th, 2008 3 Comments »
Yesterday’s homecoming celebration of Mr. Tim Russert, television journalist and moderator of “Meet The Press,” has inspired this post. To Tim’s wife, Maureen, may God’s love comfort you and your family during these difficult days. To Tim’s son, Luke, may your father’s precious soul rest in God’s peaceful presence always and [...]
Posted in Acts Of Faith, B.M.A.D.™ In 2008, Bloggers And Blogging, Education, Human Rights, Humanitarian Causes, Leadership, Personal Leadership, Politics, Social Injustice, Social Justice, Taking A Stand on May 15th, 2008 3 Comments »
For those of you who don’t know, B.M.A.D.™ In 2008 means “Bloggers Making A Difference™ In 2008.” Mr. Troy Anthony Davis, a Death Row inmate for the past 15 years, needs your help, your presence, and your support to help save his life. Mr. Davis is yet another Black man whose accusers have [...]
Posted in Acts Of Faith, All About Love, All About Women, B.M.A.D.™ In 2008, Bloggers And Blogging, Christianity, Critical Thinkers, Historical Celebrations, Inspiration, Leadership, Personal Development, Personal Leadership, Quick Questions, Social Justice, Steppin' Out Of The Darkness, Think About It on March 21st, 2008 4 Comments »
On November 5, 2007, I asked a question to my fellow bloggers that arose during the final editing phase of Steppin’ Out Of The Darkness. The question posed,
“When does a girl become a woman?”
Marva, author of Opinionated Black Woman and Woman To Woman, responded by writing a post worth reading. As a gesture [...]
Posted in Acts Of Faith, B.M.A.D.™ In 2008, Bloggers And Blogging, Christianity, Conflict Resolution, Critical Thinkers, Cultural Diversity, Human Rights, Inspiration, Leadership, Personal Development, Personal Leadership, Politics, Social Justice, Taking A Stand, The Challenge, Think About It, Wise Words on March 18th, 2008 2 Comments »
I’ve posted Senator Barack Obama’s speech, “A More Perfect Union,” for those of you who still need a compelling reason to believe that this 2008 Presidential Candidate is a brilliant person who just happens to be a Black man whose time and season has come.
There’s absolutely nothing that Senator Obama’s critics can do to change [...]
