Ian Sane / Foter.com / CC BY Scott Timberg, writing for Salon on, “Wil Wheaton is right: Stop expecting artists to work for free — or worse, for “exposure”“: […]
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A section containing all blog entries, articles and commentaries. Many of these entries were imported from my earlier Blogspot, MovableType and WordPress blogs. In addition, political commentary, articles and essays written for publication and coursework can be found here. Much of the commentary in this section was published in The Multiracial Activist, The Abolitionist Examiner, The Good Men Project and Interracial Voice. Many essays in this section were written for coursework at the American Military University.
Ian Sane / Foter.com / CC BY Scott Timberg, writing for Salon on, “Wil Wheaton is right: Stop expecting artists to work for free — or worse, for “exposure”“: […]
Read moreI received a request for an interview from a high school student, writing for their school newspaper. This isn’t the first time I’ve consented to an interview for a school […]
Read moreListening to Digable Planets and feeling peace like that…
Read moreTalking with a colleague about when it is the right time to leave a job got me thinking about why I’ve left jobs in the past. My first gig out […]
Read moreThe personification of smooth.
Read moreSo, I finally did what I said I was going to do so many years ago. I put out a collection of my early poetry. I have only been talking […]
Read moreGENERAL CHARLES C. KRULAK, USMC (RET.) GENERAL DAVID M. MADDOX, USA (RET.) GENERAL MERRILL A. MCPEAK, USAF (RET.) GENERAL BARRY MCCAFFREY, USA (RET.) VICE ADMIRAL RICHARD H. CARMONA, USPHS (RET.) […]
Read moreI have been told more than once that I have a LOT of patience and skill in dealing with difficult people. Oh, you seriously have no idea how I acquired […]
Read moreI’ve been involved with civil liberties advocacy for over 20 years. I actually started in a limited manner while on active duty, when I wrote my Congressional delegation in my […]
Read moreThe Multiracial Activist Statement on Life and Death of Julian Bond I had a lot of respect for this man, even while disagreeing vehemently with the NAACP’s utterly […]
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