Tag: race

Unraveling the Fabricated Divides: Understanding Race as a Social Construct (aka #AskABiologist)

The essay confronts the flawed concept of 'race' as a biological reality, asserting it's a social construct that's been debunked by science. It emphasizes that true human diversity lies in cultural ethnicity and nationality, not in 'race.' By recognizing this, and drawing from previous discussions on the topic, the essay advocates for an enlightened perspective that honors our shared humanity over artificial divides.

Do Not Listen To Me

Why listen to me when you can learn from an expert?!

Protected Classes vs. Ambiguous Identification

Either everyone can identify however they want at any time, or there are protected classes. Those two things are mutually exclusive. There cannot be both. #100years

Knowing A Person’s Family Line By Looking At Them

How do people simply look at random human being and know from where their family originated?

Describing Anyone As “African”

Bigotry and hatred are not inherent at birth. These are learned or taught - and anything learned can be unlearned.

If You Still Believe In Race…FYI, You’re Wrong

Race is fake. Here's a simple explanation why.

Pelotonia 2015 Thank You!

Thanks to the generous support of my friends, family and the Internet, we raised another $1,516.37 during our Pelotonia 2015 campaign!

Pelotonia 2015: One Goal = END CANCER!

We need your help! Cancer affects millions of people, and indirectly it affects us all. Please step up & donate any amount you can. Please pass this along to others. #onegoal

This Time Tomorrow

At this time tomorrow, thousands of bicyclists & volunteers will be in the heat of @Pelotonia 2013 - raising money for #OneGoal - to #EndCancer. I will be riding crushing the 50 mile route. Thank you for your support and your generous donations. I am proud to be part of a group that has given … Continue reading This Time Tomorrow →

Be A Good Human

There is only one race. You are supposed to be a member of it. Remember that. Focus on it, every day. Treat everyone without negativity.