Tag: oppression

Memo: Open Access, the Struggle Against Oppression, and the Societal Family Unit

Parents are taught and parents even want to share what they have learned with their children. They want their children to know what to expect in the wold and how...

By Richard J Tilley September 24, 2026 Academia, Climate, Community, Conflict Resolution, Critical Theory, Critical Thinking, Degrowth, Liberation, Literature, Ontology, Open Access, Poetry, Rule of Law, Space and Place, The Other, United States, Violence
Note: Four terms for AOC, like FDR, might help the nation heal

I learned that there are rumors that Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez is planing on running for president in 2028. I am not a die hard AOC fanboy. Obviously, as a progressive I...

By Richard J Tilley August 12, 2026 Academia, Climate, Collective Ethical Patience, Community, Conflict Resolution, Critical Thinking, Liberation, Rule of Law, Science Fiction, The Other, United States, Violence
Memo: My Witnessing of the United States

Last month I wrote a rather important poem. It is important because it focused down on my testimony and insight into the United States. It is not easily understand or...

By Richard J Tilley November 10, 2024 Community, Conflict Resolution, Liberation, Ontology, Poetry, United States
The Falsehood of Author as Authority

Authority comes in the form of peacekeeping and the art of conflict resolution, not in an individual who writes five volumes on a philosophy of snake-like symbolism – all while...

By Richard J Tilley June 27, 2024 Community, Conflict Resolution, Critical Theory, Ontology, Open Access, Violence

Tag: oppression

Memo: Open Access, the Struggle Against Oppression, and the Societal Family Unit

Note: Four terms for AOC, like FDR, might help the nation heal

Memo: My Witnessing of the United States

The Falsehood of Author as Authority