Author: Professor Freeman
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In This Moment
We must remember that we have always been living during the continuation of the civil rights movement. We often wrongly look at history as something that happens before us and has been past. History is history, past is pastness. Pastness is present. People who learn history as an orientation to global circumstances and their life…
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Reads for Wayward Scholars: On Cognitive Dissonance
A few readings that can help you recognize. learn more about and overcome your experiences of cognitive dissonance.
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The Haunting of a Plantation: Witness Marks
We know it because we are haunted by all that came before, the ghosts of those consumed speak to us begging us to listen. Will we learn?
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If Monuments Could speak
We want to be brave, honest and free people who treat one another with mutual respect and dignity — is this who will speak for us?
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Five Red Flags You Should Reconsider Overlooking
Five red flags that you should reconsider overlooking when meeting new people.
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Detours and cracked mirrors: Things left unsaid
Each splinter through my reflection an invisible jagged wound sketching my form. Is this who I am? Scattered shards cast all over the place?
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I am mad. free. man.
freedom; full immunities from all oppression, political, economic or social injustice and the power of self-determination.
The Wayward Scholar 