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Donny C Davied has other pieces for Customers
to read. There is one book available soon (Date unknown): Gods Private Thoughts. To see a sample poem or blog
that relate to Gods Private Thoughts, Google keyword: donnycdavied (case sensitive), or go to http://donnycdavied.myblogsite.com/
Paste that http site into your browser.
There should
be a sample poem there.
http://www.Thoughtprovoingpoets.com will try to circulate the poems and blogs. For bloggers, here is a recently added site to check out. http://doncarl.blogspot.com/ On this site one can log in with his or her unique username and password and blog poetry, articles,
editorial opinions. Save any work in your documents and be sure the works is published. Author note: there is a blog
page on this domain that links to the above blog http site so if one chooses he or she can stay here, sign in and blog away. Some historical trivia from the author: did one know that slaves built The White House? Below sites are listed where one can go to and read free Editorial articles
concerning several media topics and their coverage. One topic, for instance, has the media been and are they accurate
in reporting important and sometimes controversial topics or do they become part of the story by distorting the truth. One
site, in particular, Donny writes his viewpoints at is Associate Content
which takes in his editorial outlooks on The Media and Race –The article,
“Are We There Yet” which includes different
points on the Media and racial inequality in the environment of our new leadership. It attempts to answer does
electing our first African American President mean racial progress has made some strides. In addition, in light of this
historical moment, and assumed opportunity, will the media help racial equality, and if so, how? Do we think
in light of this historical moment and opportunity will the media lessen their stereotypical coverage? On the other
hand, are there other variables to consider? Equally important is will this reflection be seen outside in society since
the inverse relationship of Media and racial equality is reflected that way. One question unanswered is will President
Obama’s legacy open up doors for other minorities, i.e. women, in more leadership roles in both the private and public
sector. Other articles by Donny C Davied: “Media and Race:
Covert and Overt Messages about Racial Inequality - Associated Content” Argues the differences
between Overt and covert Media influence concerning racial equality progress. It examines which Media tactics are worse
when discussing this highly contentious and sensitive topic.
To read
these pieces Google or paste this http site into your browser: www.associatedcontent.com/article/1667455/media_and_race_covert_and_overt_messages.html To see other writing by Donny C Davied on this topic, visit the following sites – All sponsored
by Associate Content: http://www.associatedcontent.com/article/1681359/are_we_there_yet.html
Email the author at donnycdavied@thoughtprovokingpoets.com Finally, there are other pieces written by Donny C. Davied at Associated Content. To see
other works including new poetry, blogs, and articles written by Donny C Davied go to http://www.associatedcontent.com/user/473873/donny_c_davied.html . Paste these sites onto your browser. Once there, search for the following titles: Three Words Never Spoken, Tired
of Your Tease, I am Tired, Mother Natures Response, Man
Versus Mother Nature, A Forever Key Around Your Heart (a Love Sick poem), Are We There
Yet?, and finally Media and Race: Covert and Overt Messages
about Racial Inequality. Below is a brief description of the pieces: 1: Three Words Never Spoken – this poem is
a poem reflecting what women go through in abusive relationships in that it is hard to leave. It speaks to the psychological
torment and fear, which forces some to stay, while still fearing leaving the abuser and living alone. Dedicated to Rhianna. By Donny C Davied | Published 5/27/2009 | Read more
» 2:Tired of Your Tease – this poem illustrates
a woman tired of being led on, yet not wanting a serious relationship with a man, while she makes her man wait for years -
an almost perfect scenario for some men. However, others may think she wants to eat her cake and have it too.
By Donny C Davied | Published 5/27/2009 | Read more » 3: I Am
Tired – this list poem uses the pronoun I and shows how
using conjunctions and coordinating conjunctions can link stanzas better. The poem's theme: Life and death are unpredictable
surprises. The character in this poem has seen one too many and is tired. By Donny C Davied | Published 5/11/2009 | Read
more » 4: Mother Nature's Response
is a poem that begins with illustrations of humanity's reckless behavior and the accumulative affect it has on Mother Nature.
It includes and ends with showing Mother Nature's wrath as she shows the importance of all organisms have a right to be here.
By Donny C Davied | Published 5/5/2009 | Read more » 5: Man
versus Mother Nature – this poem portrays man by his deeds and not thoughts. If man encompassed the
values of evolution, he would then think of consequences. He leans instead on religion to excuse his behavior, thinking
a supreme being made this planet only for him. By Donny C Davied | Published 4/30/2009 | Read more » 6: A Forever Key around Your Heart – a
love poem from Love Sick portraying what some relationships
experience. Its central them is an individual being surprised when the spouse/partner leaves. Its self-reflectiveness
is shown when one does not take notice of love languages, love can slip away. By Donny C Davied | Published 5/4/2009 | Read more
» 7: Are We There Yet?
The Media becomes more persuasive and bias as they merge with tabloid news. They could help racial inequality; rather,
they hinder racial divide progress. Media's falsehood will only continue until we use critical thinking and analyze
our media data. By Donny C Davied | Published 5/1/2009 | Read more » 8: Media
and Race: Covert and Overt Messages about Racial Inequality in 2009, we - and the media - have elected our first African American
president into office, a feat some thought our country was not ready for. So it seems fitting that this debate takes
place now. By Donny C Davied | Published 4/28/2009 | Read more » Thank you for stopping by and come back periodically
to see what changes, what new poetry we have for you to read. Donny C Davied
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