One could say it was a year of pure hell, but that would be a selfish view as plenty of families have been affected by the unexpected death of a loved one. But what made the death of the author's husband, Drew, unique was that it exposed a non-survivable risk present on U.S. military based in Japan. A risk that ultimately caused his death and has led to other fatalities as well as near-fatal outcomes. This risk needs to be acknowledged and addressed. This testimonial aims to do just that.Despite her struggles, the author also shares the blessings and lessons experienced in her survival, which she attributes to God.
Many people use the word hate as a form of expression to describe an emotional reaction to another individual. While we live in a society that thrives on division amongst groups for distinct reasons, author Clarence KD McNair wanted to dig deeper into one of the biggest problems known to man: the mystery of hate. His book "Decoding Hate" seeks to raise awareness and give some understanding as to why people hate. While there could be a million reasons why people exude this behavior, McNair aims to give advice on how people can communicate better, interact more, and eliminate their walls."In this book, we will discuss social media and how the influencer community cultivates hate based on the new digital age we live in," McNair states. "Everyone has had someone to dislike them for one reason or another, so I wanted to develop this resource to help people who experience hate and who participate in hate, knowingly and unknowingly."
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