Posted on 13 July 2012. Tags: Audience, Boyhood Hero, Campaign Need, Civil Rights Commission, Civil Rights Law, Dignity, Dr King, Governor George Romney, Independents, Man Of Faith, Many Things, Marquette, Michigan Constitution, Michigan Governor, Naacp Speech, Period Of Time, Reference, Short Period, Sorts, Vietnam War
Little noticed in the NAACP speech, which I thought was a nice effort because Romney challenged his audience and did not pander to them, is his reference to the civil rights work of his father, former Michigan Governor George Romney (George Romney was my governor for a short period of time when we lived in […]
Elwood "Sandy" Sanders is a Hanover attorney who is an Appellate Procedure Consultant for Lantagne Legal Printing and has written seven scholarly legal articles and was an adjunct at T. C. Williams School of Law. (None of these titles imply any endorsement of Sanders’ views)
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Posted on 25 July 2010. Tags: ABC, Accessibility, Candy, Childhood Obesity, Culturism, culturist, Decline, Family Meals, First Lady, Guilt, Gym Class, Impact Of Television, Michelle Obama, Minority Children, Naacp Speech, National Discourse, Racism, Sick To Death, Smear Tactics, Tea Party, Walking To School, White House
First Lady Michelle Obama made a brave culturist speech about obesity in the African – American community and the antiquated NAACP used the occasion to slander the Tea Party as racist. The American people and the Tea Party are sick to death of this tired of the media and race baiters like the NAACP using […]
Dr. John Kenneth Press is the author of "Culturism: A Word, A Value, Our Future." He most recently designed curriculum for Empire State in the area of the History of Education. Dr. Press spent 8 years teaching history, psychology, and philosophy at the high school level. He has written four book-length manuscripts including culturism, and studied furiously his entire life.
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