Shot in the Back Seven Times

UPDATE: 4.4.18: I've listened to a number of Black protestors who talked about the "great guy" and "decent family man" Stephon Clark was. Nobody has explained why he was running through backyards. Was he breaking in homes? Faith Linthicum, a California nurse, was fired from her job after suggesting Stephon Clark deserved to be killed by … Continue reading Shot in the Back Seven Times →

Enough with Sexism — Go Away Hillary

Hillary Clinton whined again this week about criticism she should "go away" after losing to President Donald Trump. She claims the calls are based in sexism, arguing critics never asked that of losing candidates who are male. That began to happen after the election ... I was really struck by how people said that to … Continue reading Enough with Sexism — Go Away Hillary →

The War Against Boys

Yesterday, I pointed out the gender bias in reports about teen suicide. These are tragic occurrences and represent collective failures of our society. No child, boy or girl, should suffer conditions that lead them to take their own life. Adults and leaders have an obligation to create a better world for all our children. I … Continue reading The War Against Boys →

Girls Commit Suicide. Who Cares About Boys?

Each day I read another article about the growing challenges for girls, teen females and women in America. In the August 4, 2017 edition of TIME Health, Rachel Lewis wrote, "The suicide rate among teen girls reached a 40-year high in 2015, according to new analysis from the Centers of Disease Control and Prevention." Researchers … Continue reading Girls Commit Suicide. Who Cares About Boys? →

Facebook PROMISED NOT to sell your data

I have shown how Facebook spies on us. I've documented the process how Facebook cheated for Obama. And, I've taught readers to Understand Facebook and Psychographics. Edward Snowden commented about Facebook on Twitter today: Facebook: "This is their information. They own it" BBC: "And you won’t sell it?" FB: "No! Of course not." Please help this 2009 interview … Continue reading Facebook PROMISED NOT to sell your data →

Senator Claire McCaskill to the Rescue

Americans have rarely been as divided along partisan lines as they are now, according to the Pew Research Center. Their recent study shows the nation’s political differences on most issues have widened after the first year of Donald Trump’s presidency. The average gap between Democrats and Republicans in 1994 was fifteen points. Today, it’s 36 points. … Continue reading Senator Claire McCaskill to the Rescue →

How Facebook SPIES on you

Years ago I detailed and documented how BigTobacco misled consumers, conspired to deceive Americans about the dangers of smoking, and distorted the science about second-hand smoke. More recently, I showed how to Understand Facebook and Psychographics, along with how the social media platform likely Cheated and Violated FEC Laws for Barack Obama. I have been a strong consumer … Continue reading How Facebook SPIES on you →

Free-Range Kids Rule the School

President Roosevelt famously said, "There's nothing to fear but fear itself." To me, it seems fear is rampant in America. Parents are afraid to let their kids play outside. They lock them indoors, feed them a diet of video games and sugary snacks, and America's children are now fat and incapable of dealing with life. … Continue reading Free-Range Kids Rule the School →

Understanding Facebook and Psychographics

UPDATE 4.5.18: I originally reported Facebook provided Russian American professor Aleksandr Kogan with data on 57 million friendships between 2013 and 2015. Facebook now claims Kogan and Cambridge Analytica gained access to data from as many as 87 million Facebook users. Most people are aware something bad happened with Facebook last week. Today, Sunday, March 25th, Facebook took … Continue reading Understanding Facebook and Psychographics →

March For Our Lives

Today is a landmark day in American politics, as students #MarchForTheirLives. In the aftermath of the February 14th mass shooting at Marjory Stoneman Douglas high school, Parkland, Florida students raised more than $5.4 million for this event, including $2 million donated by Hollywood personalities like George and Amal Clooney, Oprah Winfrey, Steven Spielberg and Jeffrey Katzenberg. I pointed … Continue reading March For Our Lives →