David Risselada The following is the foreword from my upcoming book “A Critical Look at CRT in Education, Law, and Society.” I am finishing up the final chapters and will put it through another round of editing as I have edited each chapter as I go. I am not entirely settled on the title as of now, … Read more
Robert Greenleaf wrote in his essay “The servant as leader,” that a leader who seeks to serve people places that desire as his or her top priority. The desire to only lead, according to Greenleaf (1977), can be derived from feelings of power and a drive to acquire material possessions (Greenleaf, 1977). According to Greenleaf … Read more
The following is a brief look at the first five pages of Chapter 7, from my upcoming book on Critical Race Theory. It is coming along very well and I am hoping to have it completed by the end of the summer, if not sooner. I am trying to keep it short and sweet, with … Read more
The following is a sneak peek into the first few pages from Chapter 3 of my upcoming book on Critical Race Theory. CRT scholarship, like many other fields of the social sciences, is heavily biased and starts from a preconceived notion that racism exists everywhere. As I show in the following piece, social justice researchers … Read more
The following is a little taste of my upcoming book on Critical Race Theory. Chapter One focuses exclusively on the origins and applications of Critical Theory itself. It is, in my opinion, essential that people understand that the basic precepts of Critical Theory are unstoppable. The state of Florida, for example, has banned the use … Read more
Until Americans wake up and make the decision to cast aside this monstrosity of illegitimate government that was never meant to be, things will never change. While we are facing many problems which need our dire attention; inflation, higher fuel prices, and a government that uses behavioral manipulation through the media to control our thoughts … Read more
“Devising an effective fear appeal is to some extent an art, but it is an art that requires a scientist’s appreciation of the intricacies of human behavior. (Perloff, Dynamics of Persuasion, p. 394) It isn’t often that I stare at a blank screen, not knowing how to start an article. Many writers speak of something … Read more
Is America being split along ideological and political lines, or are people allowing themselves to be divided by clever propagandists who know our habits, attitudes, and beliefs? The political elite is without a doubt, employing the divide-and-conquer strategy, as social issues which have traditionally defined American values are presented as problematic, and a hindrance to … Read more
Americans have some tough choices ahead of them. They can either accept the responsibility of self-governance or continue to be propagandized by a false two-party system that seems intent on driving the nation into eternal damnation. The common perception driving most people’s beliefs is that there is a left and right-wing party representing conservative and … Read more
The purpose of the new propaganda is to frame all the news in a way that aligns with the beliefs and attitudes of the chosen audience, so they can gain your acceptance for an agenda you would otherwise reject. The further one ventures down the rabbit hole of propaganda, the harder it becomes to believe … Read more
