Rodric Johnson received a bachelor in psychology and a masters in education and public at the University of Phoenix in 2009, 2011, and 2016 respectively. This is a place for his musings and opinions that are too extreme for his main page. He includes them here as a way to make sure that those who loved reading them still have them available to read.
Also, this is the page where odd items or pieces that he wants to write appear that may not be in his NICHE for writing. Cathartic means a purging of the bowels. Bowels in ancient days meant a purging of the insides or heart. He puts as much effort into his writing as he can so that he can engage the reader. Below are a few examples of his writing.
The Truth about Being Black in America
The fact that African Americans are called African at all is an indication of the limited explanation of this group’s history. The nationalities of Black American ancestors are a mystery for the great majority of the group. Slavery stripped this group….
Cycle of Success
The cycle of success is the culmination of all the failures and work it takes to succeed. It may seem odd that failure is a part of success. We learn through experiences, personal and researched, the things needed to achieve our successes in life.
Mental Musing 
Hey, Rodric! Came over here from Bill’s blog. I originally met him on HubPages at the end of 2011. I see in your first article above you write there, as well. 🙂
Well done on that HP article. It’s such a complex topic, one that I wish for every person in this country to know and understand the black perspective, and what it is to exist as a person of color: what they go through, the biases they experience, and only through sharing and education can we accomplish that.
Thank you for taking the courage to write a great editorial on a difficult topic, and yet so necessary – especially now – in our national dialogue.
And nice to meet you! 🙂
Thanks so much for checking out this blog space of mine. I am still in the process of reaching out beyond my HubPage writing, but the community there is so rewarding that I find myself going there for the support and less to my personal blogs to share my craft. Bill is my chosen mentor. I follow his writings and read his works hoping to glean some wisdom in writing and life from his experience.