Michael F Andrew

I was asked to repost this video from the recent past. This is my first-hand view from living and learning every day for 9 years in Saudi Arabia. I hope you accept it in the spirit in which it is expressed #islam #christianity #saudiarabia https://t.co/WviJ3zcDlW

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Michael F Andrew @michaelfandrew

almost 3 years ago

@simonateba He is a remarkable man with a remarkable American journey. His grandfather played an influential role in his life with strict moral ethics and is a story I will always remember. The ignorance & hatred of those attacking him demonstrate the exact opposite of goodness & goodwill

Michael F Andrew @michaelfandrew

almost 3 years ago

There is No Place for EGO in the Workplace https://t.co/pnd5oRujXs via @YouTube

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Michael F Andrew @michaelfandrew

about 3 years ago

Indicators of Credibility when Interviewing for Leadership Roles https://t.co/3WY8IjgpiB via @YouTube

Michael F Andrew @michaelfandrew

about 3 years ago

An American Highlights What is Special About the Values of Saudi Arabia https://t.co/9qch6ORafr via @YouTube

Michael F Andrew @michaelfandrew

about 3 years ago

Thoughts on the Leadership Coaching Profession https://t.co/pYPOBnttSl via @YouTube

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Simon Ateba

@simonateba

about 3 years ago

Since I'm receiving some crazy attacks in my DM because of the last video that I shared, this is what I think about race relations these days. I believe that the mainstream media is attempting to create a false narrative ahead of the 2024 elections. This narrative suggests that whites are against minorities and that the country should resist them. The media portrays racism as being solely prevalent on the right side of the political spectrum. However, this is not true. Racism and other forms of evil are not confined to any particular group, and most people simply want to live their lives and contribute to society. In reality, most people face opposition from their own race, and many are victims of violence from members of their own community. While there are certainly individuals who harbor racist beliefs, they are a small minority. Most people do not wake up with a desire to harm others based on their race. It is my opinion that the media's focus on racial issues is intended to create a false sense of fear and division. This distracts from more pressing concerns, and it is time to move beyond the 2020 election narrative and focus on the issues that affect us all. Many people want to provide for their families, pay their bills, take care of themselves, and contribute to society. People of all races and backgrounds work together to create the goods and services we rely on. Most individuals do not wake up with the intent to harm someone based on their race. Even those who hold racist beliefs are a tiny minority. They are not concerned with the origin of their doctor, medication, or food, but rather with the benefits they provide. It is therefore concerning that the media is bringing back the 2020 narrative ahead of 2024. Just my thoughts!!