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Welcome Back!

I’m returning to the  blogsphere after a long absence.  Although, I haven’t been submitting post on a regular basis, I continue to read and admire the great work being written on a daily basis.

Who am I?  I am a retired New York City public school teacher.  History, economics, and literature were the subjects that I devoted over twenty years teaching to students in Brownsville, Coney Island and Staten Island.  It was challenging, frustrating but I enjoyed every minute of everyday attempting to help young people find themselves and succeed in a very difficult world.

Politics, voting rights, state politics are a few of the subjects I hope to write about.  We are living in a period of reactionary politics:  how could a realty show host organize a viable campaign for the presidency?  Our government leaders have made it more difficult for people to vote; they are trying to restrict immigration into the country; Islamphobia is rampant across the land.  “The best lack all convictions, while the worst Are full of passionate intensity..” as has been written.

I would love to connect with the general reading public, and join the conversation about the future of the country, and how we all can get involved to strengthened our democracy.  Over the next year, I will hope to continue to improve my craft, and join the ranks of the many wonderful writers who are setting the agenda for this nation and the world.

Who Am I? Why I’m Here

I’m a retired New York City school teacher who recently relocated to North Carolina.  Blogging allows me to stay engage in the public affairs, and add my voice to the conversation about various topics of public policy.  I taught U.S. History and Government so I have a strong interest in history, public policy, and the concerns surrounding issues affecting the African-American and other minority peoples.

Any topics involving government, and public policy I would like to write about.  As baby boomer, and part of the migration from the South in the 1950s, I have a broad perspective that I can offer my reading audience.  I think my readers should have a positive, and balance view after reading my posts about southern politics, art, and culture.  Although I will be based in North Carolina, I envision a blog where I can write about any subjects that grabs my imagination whether its in North Carolina or North Dakota.  A throwback to the days of journalism, if anyone remembers, when Charles Karault, a North Carolina native, would board his van and travel to all parts of the country reporting on interesting people, places and events!  I believe the program was called “On The Road” with Charles Karault!

If I blog successfully through the next year, I will have reported on N.C. politics and culture providing a fun, and interesting perspective on the South which is rapidly changing.

Finally, I will have established pattern of reporting everyday, and hopefully developed a growing readership to Twin City Post.

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