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Monthly Archives: July 2020
A Time to Speak Up: 12 Insights on Recent Events. #8 Things Fall Apart
By Dr. Denise R. Ames This is a momentous time that we are experiencing. Who can be trusted for wise council? Where are the elders? Elders have something to add to the conversation about what is going on today. I … Continue reading
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Tagged books, Cambodia, education, elders, inspiration, leadership, left, militia, Pol Pot, politics, protests, reflections, rioting, things fall apart
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A Time to Speak Up: 12 Insights on Recent Events. #7 Traditions are Important
By Dr. Denise R. Ames This is a momentous time that we are experiencing. Who can be trusted for wise council? Where are the elders? Elders have something to add to the conversation about what is going on today. I … Continue reading
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Tagged Antifa, books, Chinese Cultural Revolution, coronavirus, family, Liberalism, Portland, protesters, reflections, rioting, traditions, values, white culture
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A Time to Speak Up: 12 Insights on Recent Events. #6 What Gives Us Meaning?
By Dr. Denise R. Ames This is a momentous time that we are experiencing. Who can be trusted for wise council? Where are the elders? Elders have something to add to the conversation about what is going on today. I … Continue reading
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Tagged books, cultural divided, meaning, meaning-making, progressive, reflections, social justice, students, teaching, worldview, worldviews
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A Time to Speak Up: 12 Insights on Recent Events. #5 Reform not Revolution
By Dr. Denise R. Ames This is a momentous time that we are currently experiencing. Who can be trusted for wise council? Where are the elders? Elders have something to add to the conversation about what is going on today. … Continue reading
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Tagged books, checks and balances, defunding police, elders, form a more perfect union, founding fathers, Liberalism, progress, reflections, reform, revolution, utopian ideals, world history
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A Time to Speak Up: 12 Insights on Recent Events. #4 Look at the Big Picture
By Dr. Denise R. Ames This is a momentous time that we are experiencing. Who can be trusted for wise council? Where are the elders? Elders have something to add to the conversation about what is going on today. I … Continue reading
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Tagged big picture, books, defund the police, equality, George Floyd, liberal democracy, Marxism, protesters, reflections, reform, social collapse, students, teaching, world history
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12 Insights on Recent Events: #3 Social Justice, A Shallow Narrative
By Dr. Denise R. Ames This is a momentous time that we are experiencing. Who can be trusted for wise council? Where are the elders? Elders have something to add to the conversation about what is going on today. I … Continue reading
A Time for Elders to Speak Up: 12 Insights on Recent Events. #2 A New National Narrative
By Dr. Denise R. Ames This is a momentous time that we are experiencing. Who can be trusted for wise council? Where are the elders? Elders have something to add to the conversation about what is going on today. I … Continue reading
A Time for Elders to Speak Up: 12 Insights on Recent Events. #1 Educate Yourself
By Dr. Denise R. Ames This is a momentous time that we are experiencing. Who can be trusted for wise council? Where are the elders? Elders have something to add to the conversation about what is going on today. I … Continue reading
