Essay

I decided to drop everything related to school, except a zoom interview my teammates and I had to do as part of a class assignment. On April 6, I thought that a walk with my 5-year-old twin nephews in a nearby park would help. For two hours, we wandered through the woods carrying each a …

Struggle Read More »

New York City Mayor retracted on separation of state and religion but insist on religion influence both in U.S. policy, including his.  By Guamacice Delice “Government should not interfere with religion, religion should not interfere with state,” stated New York Mayors Eric Adams as a clarification of his late February’s address to an interfaith audience, …

ERIC ADAM’S REPENTANCE of HIS INTERFAITH SIN Read More »

I have been dealing with symptoms of dissonance cognitive in the crossroads of what society wants me to do and what my inner self expects me to choose.   I already dealt with both Maslow’s theory of needs and Festinger’s Cognitive Dissonance theories. Six years ago, I have engaged into a process of self-actualization. I …

Letter on my cognitive dissonance while self-actualizing Read More »

Both propaganda and persuasion focus upon the audience. Lillian L. Beeson (2015) defines persuasion as “a form of communication that employs both verbal and nonverbal symbols that intend to influence receivers to voluntary change attitudes, values, beliefs, and behaviors to agree with those supported by the advocate of the message.” Therefore, persuasion would be an …

Was January 6 riot a result of persuasive or propagandist initiative? Read More »

NOT THEIR FAULT BUT THE CROWD’S AND LEADER! Nobody should be surprised that the Capitol Riots remains a hot topic two years later. It is not uncommon that investigations like the one on the January 6 mob to extend over years, even decades. Almost every week, media report about both House Committee looking for to …

Gustave Le bon to the rescue of the January 6 rioters Read More »