Cody Lasseter is a graduate of the University of Missouri in Columbia Missouri, and is an intern with booksandmocha.com, having majored in English with a minor in Film Studies/Production. He is currently working on his first novel, and hopes to have it done very soon. You can vicariously visit the True False Film Festival with Cody Lasseter by reading his report here: Read More
Easter Uprising 1916 and Henry James is excerpted from On Ireland, the Easter Uprising and Henry James’ “The Princess Casamassima” – the London Review of Books Read More
The author of the acclaimed young adult fiction series of Desta books (a fourth installment in the series is underway) and of Four Pillars for Your Health, Longevity and Good Looks introduces us to the richness, splendor and goodness of the cuisine of his native Ethiopia in this latest addition to his library of books about nutrition Read More
Boom beach: the awesome strategy mobile game that’s deceptively simple – as well as strategically challenging. It is practically two games -tower defense and real time strategy – in one. We hope that this collection of Boom Beach tips will be of help! Read More
Author / Nutritionist Getty Ambau on Healthy Diets (scroll to bottom of page for video interview)…some expert information about what to eat and why we should eat it Read More
In 2012, Stanford University scholar Michelle Alexander gave us a book that is as important as it is well written. The thesis of The New Jim Crow is clear and describes a problem that will not go away on its own – the race-based explosion of the American prison population. Read More
Interview With Author Getty Ambau About Health and Healthcare in America. Getty Ambau is the author of Four Pillars For Your Health, Longevity and Good Looks. Read More
The Birth of Race-Based Slavery in the American colonies…by the 17th century, America’s slave economy had eliminated the obstacle of morality. During the second half of the 17th century, a terrible transformation, the enslavement of people solely on the basis of race, occurred in the lives of African Americans living in North America. Read More
About E. Franklin Frazier…originally published on what-when-how…Franklin Frazier, one of the most prominent African American sociologists of the early twentieth century, studied at Howard University (BA 1916), Clark University (MA 1920), and the University of Chicago (PhD 1931). Read More
