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Martin Luther King -Rabbinical Commentary poster inspired a Novel

Posted on 20/12/2014 by ShiraHoloceneEraDest

MLK3speechHillelCommentaryStudy This speech, treated as a sacred text, inspired me to write my first practice Novel RealDraft6Creator Friend or Foe Beginnings ShiraDestinie Today’s ‘normal’ date is: Satur, December 20, 2014 Today’s U.N. Date is: Wednesday, December 20, 12014 H.E. (Holocene … Continue reading →

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Marriage and community: Dr. King showed us how marriage for all can keep us safe.

Posted on 08/09/2014 by ShiraHoloceneEraDest

Marriage and community: how marriage for all keeps us safe: an interpretation of Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr’s call for a Basic Income… If society exists to facilitate the maximization of potential of each member of society, and if … Continue reading →

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Segregation then, modern mercantile colonialism now

Posted on 08/09/2014 by ShiraHoloceneEraDest

As many reports showed the economic damage that segregation did previously, so do modern reports show the damage done by big box capitalism, which is essentially a modern form of mercantile colonialism. Fair Trade or Equal Exchange and local economic … Continue reading →

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Universal Income or Land: Reminding Us What We Could Be

Posted on 22/08/2014 by ShiraHoloceneEraDest

I am a true Democrat: following the example of Dr. Martin Luther King’s “Chaos or Community , I take seriously the idea that all are equal in dignity, in rights to live up to their full potential, and in ability … Continue reading →

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New book on Community Cooperation to Share

Posted on 24/03/2014 by ShiraHoloceneEraDest

Español “At the turn of the century, both communities developed similar ways of evading White discrimination. Both communities built their own institutions, … ” which “… deepens the connection between them. Cooperation in other areas built ties that would eventually … Continue reading →

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