Growing Up Southern
Steve CheneyBeen a Southerner all my life, need this for my grandkids - it ain't all my fault, goes back WAY further than that!
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues |
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| Publishes | Weekly | Issues | 18 |
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Peace
Civilization will either force itself on us as a necessary part of fitting 20 billion people on what is becoming an increasingly small planet; or we will abandon civilization entirely as we choose to eliminate the human race. So long as we ...
I Am NOT a Trump Hater!
My lifetime now spans 13 presidents, some I voted for, some I didn't. Have agreed with some of what each has done; have disagreed with some of what each has done. Trump now wants to claim another new ‘presidential power’. He says that anyon...
Are We a Civilization?
Civilization is a term defined in many different ways by many different people. In joining this group I will be defining civilization as an unachieved goal that is a requirement for the survival of humanity as a species. While this may soun...
Ready or Not – Here I Come
Up until now I envisaged Growing Up Southern as some stories about my Southern youth. I now have evolved to seeing this as a chance to ‘have my say’. From that vantage: “Ready or not – here I come” seemed very appropriate.
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Retired HS mathematics teacher who loved teaching for 36 years. Born and raised in Atlanta, GA, but has been living in Richmond, VA for 33 years.
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