Books I hope to write

Why am I Black - A Search for Human Origins

This book is almost complete. It is a discussion of racial classification and the absurd process that we use in America to classify people. Using the standards offered by the Office of Management and Budget of the Federal Government I am convinced we are free to declare whatever solution suits us best for a situation.

Coaching in the Classroom and Teaching on the Athletic Field

This book is a dicussion of how we have the education process backwards. Break a wrestlers finger and he will tape it up and return to the mat. Ask a student why he is taking Physics and he will tell you it is a pre-req. We must find a method to motivate students like we do on the athletic field. A play as simple as 32-give man will be practiced till perfection on the football field. If I have done one stand up on the wrestling mat I have done 100,000. In class we show a concept then we move on. We must employ strategic practices in the education system.

Death, Tragedy and Quantum Entanglement

This book is a discussion on the effects of technology on our understanding of grief and death. At Normandy America lost tens of thousands of men to secure a beach head. In Iraq one death makes front page news. Death is part of life (at this point). Freedom comes at a cost. Religious faith goes a long way in securing happiness.

Chaining the Leviathan

This book is a discussion on what I experienced trying to fix the financial and operational processes of a Historically Black College. Entitlement programs can easily destroy the very programs they intend to help. Good companies have plenty of investors bad companies don't. The market place should wakeup to the reality when considering special programs.