Tag: Jr.

• Has Anybody Seen My Old Friend Martin?

    We live in a world of rich diversity. I’ve got friends from a variety of backgrounds, ethnicities, experiences and cultures. What I love about all of my friends is that they’re different from me. If I spent time with just me for long, I’d get bored and lonely. My personal dysfunctions would escalate dramatically. If […]

  daylerogers

  January 18, 2016

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  Atlanta, differences, dignity, diversity, Dr. Martin Luther King, entitled, equality, God, gospel of Jesus, hate, hope, Jr., love, majority culture, National Center for Civil and Human Rights, respect, tolerance

• The Genetic Conundrum: Why Am I Me?

  I watched five-year-old Isley plop down in front of yet another episode of “My Little Pony”. In her perfect world, it would be a castle, ponies–the names and personalities of each of them as familiar to her as her own name–various other critters, and her. Her world. What fascinated me was the way she sat. Her […]

  daylerogers

  June 18, 2015

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  Dale Earnhardt, fingerprints, genetics, God, identity, Jr., Moses, Mt. Sinai, My Little Pony, puzzle pieces, story, Ten Commandments