Family Bond Paper™

Dear Ms. Oprah: I understand that you may be considering running for president in 2020. I would like to explain why it would take a lot for me to vote for a female presidential candidate (other than myself). I am apologetic in saying, sincerely, that I rarely watched your TV show because I was too busy focusing on my ambitions. Over the years, however, I have watched your presentation as a role model for females in our country and globally. I do not know you personally, but our career paths have been a little similar. I have been the first to accomplish a lot, too. For a rural-town girl of Maryland's Eastern Shore (my father is originally from the south), I was the first to complete a bachelor's degree in my immediate family (I wanted to become a public-school or community basic-school teacher.) In my younger years in elementary school, immediately after being in school all day, I would come home and line up my dolls (all races and genders, young and adult-age) and...

If I could write a letter to us--people of color--from a white person it would be as follows: Parental discretion is advised. Dear People of Color: I have been thinking about you, and I wish you knew that White people are really sorry for the events that led to the African slave trade, but we don't know what else we can do to help in culture unison. White people sometimes feel that African Americans would rather be slaves instead of trying in this new economy. We've always been a broke country and, yes, we used Africans to sustain the USA, or you could say that we used Africans for us to remain here instead of returning to Europe. African Americans care way too much about the "correct" behavior of kids, and materialistic things. White people are not originally from here either.  Are any of us, originally, from this country? The USA was a new home for most Native Americans, too. Maybe we were only actually right about segregated schools, and should have ...

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From the Editor For the entire month, the center is hosting White History Month. I appreciate you audience for your patience as I provide interesting topics to go along with this unique cultural theme.  NewMonday Show The lecture discussed how to observe and maintain your unique composition: Do you, Boo, and see won't God Bless You. sherleneonline.org 24/7 Lecture notes can be found at the family bonding portal (sherleneonline.com) Let's talk Does a country’s past have any thing to do with its present, and future? Source: Kraske, R. (1972). America the Beautiful: Stories of Patriotic Songs Patriotic Songs Yankee Doodle tells the challenges of a British sergeant's (1755; French vs. North American) struggle to teach white North Americans soldiers how to march together – to experience something new.   An army doctor, Dr. Richard Shuckburg, suggested using a song to keep the soldiers in step. First, the British verses were changed to fi...

From the Editor Folks while we wait, in suspense of whom our next president will be, why not read the Family Bond Paper! This month's event theme begins tomorrow, Native American Appreciation Month. The fourth Saturday of this month is the global formal attire event. Take your unique household out to dinner, or have a special dinner at home. Just a reminder that I am in the process of transitioning my current lifestyle. The H (help) E (each) L (loving) P (erson) forward hot line is no longer available.  Family fun sheets and story time selections are now available at sherleneonline.com The New Monday Show Last night's show included a tone of the Ole' Time Religious point of view. Listen 24/7 at sherleneonline.org The topic discussion was about humanity mannerisms and the right way to help another individual. Let's talk What the American Government Can Not Do Our government can not change these facts: As of today there are more than 30 million sing...