Posted by Kevin Robinson on February 19, 2021 · Leave a Comment
In the 1980s, the Central Park Five, were a group of black teenagers falsely convicted in the rape of a white woman jogging in Central Park. In the 1990s, young black males were called “Super Predators.” In 2020 U.S. life expectancy fell. For Black Men, life expectancy fell the most, by nearly three years. Black … Continue reading →
Category A Nation Divided, COVID 19, George Floyd · Tagged with Ahmaud Arber, Amy Cooper, Birth of a Nation, Black Men, Central Park Five, Christian Cooper, Cole Blease, COVID 19, George Floyd, Ku Klux Klan, Miya Ponsetto, Super Predators, white privilege, White Woman
Posted by Kevin Robinson on December 31, 2020 · Leave a Comment
I am pleased to announce a new concept set to debut by the end of the first quarter of 2021. It is a stand-alone small Magazine named Three-Fifths. Why the name “Three-Fifths?” The inspiration for the concept of three-fifths was spurned by a series of articles in the Accord1 Blog. The articles identify the constitutional … Continue reading →
Category A Nation Divided, Black Lives Matter, building the bridge, George Floyd, George Zimmerman, ideology, Light a Candle, Lost Horizon, Minneapolis, Systemic Racism · Tagged with 1787 Constitutional Convention, Building the Bridge Together, federal government, James Baldwin, Magazine, Racial bias, Systemic Racism, The Three Fifths Compromise
Posted by Kevin Robinson on September 18, 2020 · Leave a Comment
A look up reveals a mysterious haze of the ordinarily clear blue early Autumn sky. The fires of western states expand a canopy of smoke over the nation. America is literally on fire, as the pathways of history blur in the face of an uncertain future fueled by an uncompleted past. Climate change and pestilence … Continue reading →
Category Black Lives Matter, Bridging us All, Chasing the Dusk, George Floyd, George Wallace, George Zimmerman, Minneapolis, Reconstruction, Strike A Chord, Strike a Match, Strike a Nerve, Strike a Pose, Sunshine, Systemic Racism, Uncategorized, Uncle Ben, Whiteness, xenophobia · Tagged with Black Lives Matter, Chain Reaction, COVID 19, George Floyd, Maya Angelou, white backlash, white supremacy, Xenophobia
Posted by Kevin Robinson on August 13, 2020 · Leave a Comment
Because of the heat, the supercell storm gives the American eagle rise. Left in the aftermath are social and health conditions that have left some too heavy for the flight.
Category A Nation Divided, Black Lives Matter, COVID 19, Dr. Martin Luther King JR, Dust in the Wind, Everyday People, George Floyd, Identity Thief, IF, Millennials, Minneapolis, PEOPLE OF THE CORN, Police, Race, Social Justice, Systemic Racism, The Fierce Urgency of Now, Uncategorized, white privilege timeline, Whiteness, xenophobia · Tagged with #blacklivesmatter, Ahmad Arbery, Breonna Taylor, COVID 19, George Floyd, I Can't Breathe, Kerner Commission, Langston Hughes, Maya Angelou quotes, MC Coats, Reconstruction, Reparations
Posted by Kevin Robinson on July 17, 2020 · Leave a Comment
The cross is excepted as a symbol of peace and reconciliation, regardless of one’s level of belief in it. It personifies the language of love. The Eagle is a symbol that identifies America. America exists as a grand experiment forged out of abstract thought in a quest for a more perfect union.
Category 50th Anniversary of the March on Washington, A Nation Divided, American Elections, Better Together, Black Lives Matter, Blind Spot, building the bridge, Chasing the Dusk, Christopher Columbus, Cleveland Indians, Deja Vue, Dr. Martin Luther King JR, George Floyd, IF, In God We Trust, Minneapolis, Reconstruction, Reimagine the American Dream, Strike A Chord, Strike a Match, Strike a Nerve, Strike a Pose, Synergy, Systemic Racism, The Cross, The Dust of Our Diversity, Trayvon Martin, Tsunami of Change, Washington Redskins, white privilege timeline, Whiteness
Posted by Kevin Robinson on July 10, 2020 · Leave a Comment
America is approaching a significant fork in the road. The old saying says, “we have been down this road before.” In the past, a political chorus of rhetorical discourse veiled through the musings of political maneuvers. From George Wallace, Richard Nixon, Bob Dole, Bill Clinton to the present, both sides of the aisle echoed a … Continue reading →
Category A Nation Divided, Bridging us All, building the bridge, Deja Vue, G, George Floyd, George Wallace, Living the Dream, Police, Race, reconciliation, redlining, Reimagine the American Dream, Social Justice, Systemic Racism, Uncategorized
Posted by Kevin Robinson on July 3, 2020 · Leave a Comment
The city of Minneapolis Minnesota, is now considering replacing the currently standardized police Department model with something new. Some would ask, “have the so-called radical voices of the Left” prevailed in one of America’s major cities?” Many have echoed the need for C-change of how to break the never-ending cycle of police violence against the … Continue reading →
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