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  Phyllis Wheatley, First Black Author and Poet in America Celebrating #BlackHistoryMonth P hillis Wheatley, America's #FirstBlackAuthor and #poet ! Wheatley's poetry showcases her deep engagement with classical texts, like #Homer and #Virgil , reflecting on the complexity of her relationship with them. Drawing inspiration from Terence, she beautifully articulates her perspective: "The happier Terence all the choir inspir'd, His soul replenish'd, and his bosom fir'd; But say, ye Muses, why this partial grace, To one alone of Afric's sable race;" (Source: G reenwood, Emily (January 1, 2011). "Chapter 6: T he Politics of Classicism in the Poetry of Phillis Wheatley" . In Hall, Edith; McConnell, Justine; Alston, Richard (eds.). A ncient Slavery and Abolition. From Hobbes to Hollywood. OUP. pp. 153–180. ISBN 9780199574674). #ClassicalTexts #Literature #Poetry #BlackExcellence #NationalBlackLoveDay Submitted by: Renaldo McKenzie, Autho

#questions : Do #parenting & society’s use of problematic #philosophy & bad theology prevent personal growth & perpetuate resentment/estrangement in kids as they grow up to be adults? #postcolonialism provided new #freedoms met with, #dogmas , rules and the #bureacraticphenomenon (the #irony of #independence ). Today’s episode of #theneoliberalroundpodcast is quite powerful, #ethnographic and #esoteric , entitled “I could’ve been a #usainbolt or like a #SerenaWilliams but….” The episode features my twin brother #ricardomckenzie and Co-Producer/host #dontenelson and of course #RenaldoMcKenzie , Your host. We went deep looking at issues of success as it is affected by ineffective parenting and society; raising and exploring the question: how poverty/parenting/societies institutions' use of problematic philosophy and bad #theology prevent personal growth and perpetuate estrangement and resentment in children as they grow up. ( I Could’ve Been A Usain Bolt Or A

This is a powerful message about Sacrifice , Forgiveness and Mercy , acts necessary towards realizing The Ultimate Plan: For us to be Truly United on T he Neoliberal Round podcast by Renaldo C. Mckenzie Spotify for Podcasters https://anchor.fm/theneoliberal or via YouTube https://youtu.be/OkPLO54RPvk?si=3HgfWtf3JJgtpK5y Let us become truly united, and to do that, we need not look any further than the example of #jesuschrist as told in the #christianbible of the Ultimate Sacrifice to give up oneself for the other. Comments :  #mercy and #forgiveness even to those whom we believe are unworthy... 🤔 such #sacrifice is inhuman? Am I being pessimistic? One person said that I am..... However, 🤔 Rather, realistic, and practical. The very idea of having to build trust in human relationships in Western societies must be reconciled with mercy and forgiveness which demands sacrifice. An act that is unselfish and never-ending. This is resolved within our #theology /ontology. Email

What is Critical Thinking, and why is it essential to the reflection in Caribbean Thought? This week's lecture Topic: Conceptualizing the Course: Critical Thinking and its importance to studying the Caribbean. Questions to Consider: A. What Is the Caribbean, and What is the socio-economic context? The Caribbean is an invention of the 20th century? Dependency, Uncompetitive, Developing, Paradise, Poverty, Black and Brown, “Prenetratable”. B. Where is the Caribbean, and are the Caribbean People American? Part of the “New World” C. What is Critical Thinking and how is it important to studying Caribbean Thought? Caribbean as an Invention. (Norman Girvan, Caribbean Reader) D. Do we have any Urban Indian Heritages in the Caribbean? Challenges Arawak to Africans thought. (Renaldo McKenzie, “Have we Misunderstood Our Heritage?” in the Jamaica Gleaner.) Important Themes/Topics/Contributors 1. Immigration 2. Critical Thinking – Today’s Lecture 3. Subaltern/History from Below 4. Misclas

Nyla McFadden is a Star Girls Athlete in Florida with the potential to become one of America's best! Introducing Nyla McFadden, who we hope to feature as a guest on The NeoLiberal Round Podcast and in The NeoLiberal Journals and Moral Magazine with Renaldo McKenzie. Nyla McFadden is a remarkable young athlete who has made her mark in flag football and basketball.  She comes from a strong and proud family of professionals who came from the Caribbean to pave the way that has provided her the opportunities to lead a successful and modeled life. Let’s delve into her athletic achievements so far: Flag Football Career : Nyla attended  St. Thomas Aquinas High School  in Fort Lauderdale, Florida. As a junior in the  2023-24 season , she played for the St. Thomas Aquinas Varsity Flag Football team. Her position was  linebacker (LB)  and wide receiver (WR). Notable stats include: 7 solo  and  7 total tackles  in a game against Spanish River High School. 6 solo  and  6 total tackles  in a gam

Recently Stephen A Smith had Roland Martin, a political commentator and a former anchor at CNN on his show via YouTube. Martin commented on the discussions in the news about DEI, diversity, equity, and inclusion and the stigma surrounding that term. Mr. Smith played Candice Owens responding to Charlie Kirk's comments. See the clip above. However, I had some slight observations regarding Martin's comments and Stephen A Smith's decision to invite Martin on the show to discuss the issue. I found Martin's comments to be cliches and elementary. Martin is a dinosaur just like Trump and Biden and many of these older men and women who have been occupying positions for lifetime terms stifling the transition of power away from the next generation. Can we have some young budding bright academics and journalists now. Can we develop the youngsters? By the way, who are "they"? There is this tendency to say that "they treated blacks or white women like so...," but