Reading Books, People, and Numbers!
As a college and graduate student, I took many psychology classes to learn to read people. Then at the University […]
Dancing in the Mind Fields
Dancing in the Mind Fields
A Suggested Model for Understanding the Historical Development of Critical Race Theory
Just like every human endeavor, Critical Race Theory has a developmental history. Borrowing from terminology created by 1950s archaeologists regarding
Tribal Markings
Words do Matter – Accuracy in Describing Religious Groups in the United States
There are times I get amused. Sometimes I find myself irritated. Neither is necessarily exclusive. I am referring to when
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Hubris, Anomie, and the Lack of Swim Lanes
I once had a boss whose favorite analogy for chaos in an organization was a swimming pool with no swim
General Interest and Fun
The Mystery of My Old Coin. Did I Help Make History?
The following is a work of fiction (mostly) set in my hometown! It came from the fertile resources of my
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When Faith’s Journey Goes Awry . . . The Road to Destruction
In these times, many seek answers to the question, “What motivates religious people to commit terrible acts of violence in
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Wilbur Cotton: Classical Guitarist and Classy Man
Every once in a while, someone enters your life for a day or two, leaving a lasting impact. This morning
