Truth and Reconciliation for America: A Path Forward
Confronting America’s Current Crisis The ability of American society to rely on care for its most vulnerable members is almost non-existent. The responsibility of societal care has fallen to friends, family, and community. Ironically, at a time when we need … Continue reading Truth and Reconciliation for America: A Path Forward
Dr. La’Shardae Scott’s Interpretation: Truth, Reconciliation, and the Sickle Cell Reckoning
Truth and Reconciliation. These are not just lofty concepts reserved for history books or international commissions—they are the bedrock of healing and justice. As someone whose life and purpose are deeply rooted in advocacy for individuals and families impacted by … Continue reading Dr. La’Shardae Scott’s Interpretation: Truth, Reconciliation, and the Sickle Cell Reckoning
Land of the Free?
I’ve been spending time with Archibald MacLeish’s poem Land of the Free. Written in 1937, MacLeish describes this work as a “book of photographs illustrated by a poem”. Every phrase of verse has been isolated and anchored by MacLeish to … Continue reading Land of the Free?
I Came for Cake, Stayed for Reconciliation
There is a familiar childhood phrase often heard in schoolyards. “Sticks and stones may break my bones, but words will never hurt me.” While it’s meant to deflect hurtful language, many of us know better. Words can cut deep. Words … Continue reading I Came for Cake, Stayed for Reconciliation
The July Edition: Truth and Reconciliation
Truth and Reconciliation Truth and Reconciliation is a term for fact finding past injustices and drafting proper systems, policies, and programs to bring about reconciliation through both discovery of past human rights and dignity violations, and historical wrongdoing against marginalized ethnic … Continue reading The July Edition: Truth and Reconciliation
The Liberation of Possibility: Truth, Reconciliation, and the Restoration of Imagination
At its core, Truth and Reconciliation is a process of uncovering buried truths, confronting historical harms, and laying the groundwork for healing. But beyond the facts of injustice lies something just as critical: the quiet, persistent effort to suppress the … Continue reading The Liberation of Possibility: Truth, Reconciliation, and the Restoration of Imagination
Brevard’s Guide on What History Demands of Us Now
On June 12, 2025, Sheriff Wayne Ivey of Brevard County, Florida, issued a stern warning regarding the county’s response to any form of violent protest. His comments, made in a press conference conspicuously lacking diverse representation, reflected more than just … Continue reading Brevard’s Guide on What History Demands of Us Now
Three-Fifths Magazine July Theme Review
Contact: Three-Fifths Magazine Email: kevin.robinson@threefifths.online Website: www.threefifths.online — Three-Fifths Magazine Unveils Powerful July Theme: “Truth and Reconciliation” July 2025 — United States — As America marks its 249th year, Three-Fifths Magazine releases a stirring and timely July theme: “Truth and Reconciliation.” … Continue reading Three-Fifths Magazine July Theme Review
Reconciliation: Fact or Fiction
By definition: “Conciliation is the act of bringing opposing sides together to resolve a dispute, often with the help of a neutral third party. Reconciliation, on the other hand, is the act of restoring a previously broken relationship or restoring things … Continue reading Reconciliation: Fact or Fiction
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