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Literary Passion and the City of Savannah-Georgia

September 16, 2014

 Author James Alan McPherson (public release photograph) One of the greatest authors of our 21st century times is a man who made history in the previous century when he became the first African-American to win the Pulitzer Prize in fiction: James Alan McPherson, a native of Savannah, Georgia, born September 16, 1943. Unlike many of … More Literary Passion and the City of Savannah-Georgia

Counselor Calls for Major Change in Talking Back to Dr. Phil (part 3 of 4) – National African-American Art | Examiner.com

March 4, 2013

                Cover of “Talking Back to Dr. Phil” by love-based psychology advocate David Bedrick. You can catch the previous segment of this 4-part series by Aberjhani by clicking right here. Part 3 starts now: Another principle derived from David Bedrick’s meditations on process-oriented psychology suggests treating “the powers … More Counselor Calls for Major Change in Talking Back to Dr. Phil (part 3 of 4) – National African-American Art | Examiner.com

Counselor Calls for Major Change in Talking Back to Dr. Phil (part 1 of 4) – National African-American Art | Examiner.com

February 28, 2013

“We each have lessons to learn and to teach, and healing is something we all do together.”—David Bedrick (Talking Back to Dr. Phil) Black History Month is a time I usually reserve for purchasing and reading books by and about African Americans to help add functional substance to the month’s cultural and educational value.  It … More Counselor Calls for Major Change in Talking Back to Dr. Phil (part 1 of 4) – National African-American Art | Examiner.com