Prison Reform In “Real Prison Real Freedom”

by Blog Contributor | Jan 13, 2023 | book recommendations, Non-Fiction

Photo by Aaron Houston Prison is the very definition of insanity but with prison reform, it is possible to change that notion. Prisons are supposed to be a good thing, but when so much trouble arises, it is hard to remember what they are there for. Those convicted go...

Learning the Nature of Humanity by Looking at the Trail of History

by Blog Contributor | Dec 29, 2022 | Non-Fiction, Peace, Political

Photo by Magda Ehlers Chet Shupe reveals a complex relationship between the ills of humanity and its unnecessary dependence on civilization despite the damage of the latter’s glaring contradictions. “Those who cannot remember the past are condemned to repeat it.”...

A Hidden History: Four Prominent Black Architects from the United States

by Blog Contributor | Dec 29, 2022 | history, Non-Fiction

Photo by Tima Miroshnichenko The achievements of Black America have always been obscured by prejudice, and through the investigative works of people like Ronald Lee Harden, they are beginning to see the light of day. Georgia Louise Harris Brown, Julian Francis...

Prison Reform In “Real Prison Real Freedom”

Learning the Nature of Humanity by Looking at the Trail of History

A Hidden History: Four Prominent Black Architects from the United States

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