Protests and Voting
The following is an “essay” by President Obama about the actions that will shape our future if we are wise enough to use both: As millions of people across […]
Category Archives: U.S. History
Day 18 of Incarceration, April 2, 2020
There are now 1 million coronavirus cases worldwide with nearly a quarter in the United States according to Johns Hopkins University. Beginning April 2nd, first responders will have the […]
Day 16 and 17 of Incarceration, March 31 and April 1
Fast forward to the poll watch from The Week for the week of May 8: 60% of Americans say their $1200 stimulus checks won’t get them out of financial trouble […]
Day 15 of Incarceration, March 30
Pastor Rodney Howard-Browne of The River at Tampa Bay Church Fast forward from the week of April 24, 2020 According to Gallup, even after governments lift distancing restrictions and […]
Days 13 and 14 of Incarceration, March 28 and 29
Checkpoint stopping people from out of state The local See’s Candy shop has been closed locally for several days. I thought I was clever so I ordered myself a pound […]
Days 11 and 12 of Incarceration, March 26 and 27
The diagram above is included just so that people know what a diagram is. I know that sounds silly but I don’t think that t does, or maybe he just […]
Day 9 – 10 of Incarceration, March 24-25
Before I begin this blog, as of the week of April 10 93% of Americans say they are social distancing. 82% are washing their hands frequently 6% say they have […]
Incarceration Day 7 and 8
Day 7 of Incarceration, 3/22 We walked 4 miles. It was very strange. It was a usual Sunday morning – too early for church – but a time there is […]
Incarceration Day 5 and 6
Before I give you reactions for 3/20, I will give you the results of a poll from the week of April 3. 89% of Americans support free testing for COVID, […]
Incarceration Day 3 and 4
Day 3 of Incarceration, 3/18 Walked 4 miles. We have two strip malls nearby. Today we went through the one to the west. There is a “tutorial” shop for helping […]
