Our primal tendencies have been forged by a legacy of millions of years of evolutionary biology as well as a legacy of ancestral lineage. This book explores the origins of our tribalistic and racist inclinations, their resilience in our collective ethos, as well as its permeation in our modern society and our everyday interactions with others.
Our primal tendencies have been forged by a legacy of millions of years of evolutionary biology as well as a legacy of ancestral lineage. This book explores the origins of our tribalistic and racist inclinations, their resilience in our collective ethos, as well as its permeation in our modern society and our everyday interactions with others.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Enrique grew up in Southern Arizona where he worked in the field of human services and education for the majority of his professional career engaging with children, youth, families, and communities in varying capacities and has extensive experience working in the non-profit realm supporting the needs of children, youth, families, and communities in varying capacities including through program coordination, program management, prevention services, education, and community development as well as a facilitator, instructor, and trainer. Enrique is passionate about social justice, including economic justice, and providing services that will empower our communities and lift them to a higher, more equitable plane. In addition to his professional endeavors, Enrique also enjoys reading, writing, learning, volunteering, and creating art.
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