by Gene Richard Moss | Aug 12, 2019 | Education
Biologically, survival and reproduction comprise success for every life-form. For humans especially, however, survival also depends upon nurturing the young via education. Ah, but how? “The most terrifying words in the English language are, ‘I’m from the...
by Gene Richard Moss | Aug 5, 2019 | Culture, Sex
Maternalism and matriarchy. Maternalism is healthy and normal. Can the same be said for matriarchy? Definitions maternalism n.: a state or trait relating to motherhood and the characteristics implied therein. matriarchy n.: a system of social organization in which...
by Gene Richard Moss | Jul 15, 2019 | Miscellaneous
[Note (15JUL2019): Summertime! Vacationing time for you and for us. Accordingly, after this new posting, we’ll be absent for two weeks or so. We hope you find this new posting entertaining; many have.] The trim redhead of a certain age with a sharp tongue and an...
by Gene Richard Moss | May 13, 2019 | Culture, Sex
[Editor’s Note (08JUL2019): A few days ago, we received sad news. A good friend and colleague of many years had died. Born at the end of the Great Depression, he lived through World War Two followed by the rise of a patriarchal United States of America to its...
by Gene Richard Moss | Apr 29, 2019 | Interviews, Race & Ethnicity
Mansfield Frazier is a late-middle-aged Negro,* a radio-commentator, a social activist, and an ex-convict. Last December, we had the opportunity to chat on-air with Mr. Frazier about immigration. Racial issues are “hot button” topics. Immigration is a “hot button”...
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