Rising To The Top With Faith, Honest Strategy, And Respect
This is a relevant topic for this day and age. The chance to strive for what is greater, advancing in personal life as well as career life. Many may ask how true success is measured. I’d like to begin with … Continue reading Rising To The Top With Faith, Honest Strategy, And Respect
The August Edition: Rising To The Top With Faith, Honest Strategy, And Respect.
As we approach the start of another Academic year across America, from Elementary to Collegiate levels to postgraduate programs. Everyone is striving for that mythical Brass Ring of achievement. How we get there matters. And let’s not leave out the … Continue reading The August Edition: Rising To The Top With Faith, Honest Strategy, And Respect.
Read. Reflect. Rise.
August 2025 Edition — Now Available! Three-Fifths Magazine Presents: “Rising to the Top with Faith, Honest Strategy, and Respect” As a new academic year looms—whether you’re sharpening pencils for grade school or prepping for graduate seminars—America braces for another run … Continue reading Read. Reflect. Rise.
Room at the Top for All
In America, the grading system primarily uses letter grades as a measure of evaluating students’ proficiency, performance, and academic results. The letter grades A, B, C, D, and F correspond to a specific range of percentage scores and accumulate to … Continue reading Room at the Top for All
The Truth They Don’t Tell: Black Inmigración, ICE, and the Urgency of Reconciliation
When we talk about Truth and Reconciliation, we cannot selectively decide whose truth matters. Nor can we reconcile only for the comfortable, the familiar, or the visible. For Black immigrants in the United States, truth remains suppressed, and reconciliation deferred. … Continue reading The Truth They Don’t Tell: Black Inmigración, ICE, and the Urgency of Reconciliation
Bending the Arc
The Arc of the moral universe is long, but it bends towards justice. -Theodore Parker The philosophy behind bending the Arc is central to the whole Truth and Reconciliation conversation. The arc moves a gradual process involving incremental steps forward that overcome … Continue reading Bending the Arc
Why Can’t They “Just Forgive”?
A young white man from southern Missouri approached me on a dark street in Ferguson, Missouri during the 2014 uprising. Around us, young Black citizens were demanding their humanity be acknowledged in policing practices and policies. He asked—maybe innocently, maybe … Continue reading Why Can’t They “Just Forgive”?
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
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