Posts

Showing posts from April, 2012

What Becomes Of The Brokenhearted?

While New York City had slightly fewer homicides in 2011 than in 2010, statistics cannot do justice to many parents who unwittingly and shockingly find themselves a part of and increasingly growing group-parents of murdered children. While violent crimes seem to take a lull during the winter months, as the seasons change, so is the increase in crime most notably homicides. Grief-stricken parents are only left with memories as they struggle to cope with reality to what could have been of their son or daughter's life. What makes the pain and grief of violently losing a child almost unbearable is the wanton disregard for life and the compounded selfish and senseless nature of the act itself. 13 year old Annie Fryar was gunned down by her own brother Steven Murray as she slept in her bed while critically wounding his mother, Christine Fryar. According to reports, Murray shot and killed his sister while wounding his mother because his mother was attempting to throw him out of her apart...

Food For Thought

Image

Welcome

Welcome to my new blog The Critically Independent Socially Conscious Thinker. I know the blog name is kind of long but it describes perfectly who I am and the passion that I have to see that others become the same. This blog was really birthed out of seeing the ills and foolishness going on in this society and my inability to sit by and keep quiet about it. Knowledge is power and in this new chapter of my life, the 30th year of my life I have discovered my true calling. It drives me, motivates me, with the help of Almighty God it wakes me up in the morning, and it puts me to sleep. My passion is to motivate others while motivating myself. The purpose of this blog is not to degrade or humiliate or shame anything or anyone but to get people to think and not just to think but to think critically for themselves. We have become accustomed to foolishness and atrophied to the truth. Not just our own personal truths but the truth in its fullness told with boldness and conviction. When you ...