Isaac Newton Farris Jr.
Total 65 Posts
Technically, the last Leader has died.
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John Lewis was a unique American leader with a heart full of grace generated by a love for serving all people.
How to determine which statues remain and which statues go.
8 min read
Whatever is done it must be done non-violently, democratically and culturally inclusively, Isaac Newton Farris Jr. writes.
The wrong perspective on a Joe Biden Black Vice President.
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The spiritual game-changing police murder of George Floyd has increased the call by many for a Joe Biden Black Vice President. Spiritually and symbolically this is a grand and noble quest, but philosophically and functionally it’s a flawed proposition.
Disrespect and lying on Martin and Malcolm in the name of protesting.
8 min read
This past week the best and worst of protesting in America was on display, Isaac Newton Farris Jr. writes.
3 American beliefs that are smashed to smithereens by the coronavirus.
6 min read
Even with all the sickness, death, and disruption to society and the economy by Covid-19, we have yet to see what the final impact the coronavirus war will have on America. At this point only one thing is clear, there are three American beliefs that the coronavirus has smashed to smithereens.
The one thing a coronavirus shutdown CANNOT be allowed to shut down.
6 min read
President Trump, the House, and the Senate must do everything in their power to make sure that next November all eligible Americans can cast their vote in the 2020 general election.
Is Michael Bloomberg black gold or fool’s gold?
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Any objective analysis of the past record of Michael Bloomberg raises some unanswered troubling questions that portray him as more fool’s gold than black gold, Isaac Newton Farris Jr. argues.