This isn’t really a blog post, but rather, a “Testament” page. The creator believes this: One day, every human being should want to assert that every human being deserves the opportunity to live their life entirely free from injustice. If you agree, then comment. How this works: Everyone who agrees gets an opportunity to express […]
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This is not really a blog post, but rather, a place for notes that I took when I was viewing two videos that are relevant to the Civics DNA blog 001 – bullying. The first video is of Dr. Tony Volk, being interviewed by Chris Williamson on the ModernWisdom channel on YouTube. The second video
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Your prosperity requires you to understand bullying Bullying is the topic for the very first OnCivics blog because, broadly, this blog aims to improve the reader’s life through civics, and yes, having the reader understand and identify bullying behavior is actually key to the confidence needed in 2024 to setting enforceable boundaries that will improve
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The Debt Ceiling Emergency approaching this June/July is entirely unnecessary, but nevertheless likely to be unresolved through at least mid-May. It is a game of “Chicken”, and mostly, you as a citizen just lose. The video has been shot; the audio has been processed through noise reduction, the music has been selected, and the dual
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Do you want a gold star for being a person who says, “Well at least I vote…”? How *ELSE* do you Civic?
This is the first post to the site. A “Hello, World” is mandatory for a former programmer, right? In the 2000’s my oldest son and I travelled to Washington DC for a family wedding. Today his beard is better than mine. Much. I’ve been thinking about civics and history and government and watching the Nightly
