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Public Good Sense

Douette O. Cunningham
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Year
2026
Language
English
Publisher
Book Publishing Group LLC

About

What America went through in its early founding provides an example of a new grounding as a society. That might also be true in your part of the world. This book tries to capture and convey a "rebirth in voice of a people and soul of a nation." Even if America isn't your home country, you might be in a situation of strife like ongoing war, civil disturbances, storm recovery or some other form of 'social or political insecurity'.

The chapters tee-up our approach to this rebirth, through worthwhile results at the right timing. Each chapter features a quote tied to, influenced or inspired by Thomas Paine, the Englishman turned American and 'founding influencer.' The chapters might not have all the answers but bring a message for turnaround and 'turn up', including the Declaration of Emergence.

This book will inform, inspire and invigorate on having a better sense for America's journey. Whether immigrant or native-born, youth or young adult, Gen X, Millennial or Gen Z, it's a fresh look at America over 250+ years. It serves as a primer for career potential, community involvement and social impact. Messages in history, civics and culture are like what a reggae music icon once sang about as "movement of a people", working on something bigger than self.

Related Subjects

  • Public Affairs & Administration
  • Political Science
  • Adult Nonfiction
  • Democracy
  • Political Ideologies

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