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H. Kevin McNeelege
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Bear Kosik is a political scientist by training. His Remaking Democracy in America was published in the fall of 2018 by Stairway Press. Well-received science fiction novels (two under Hugh Dudley) are available on Amazon. Several screenplays have been awarded over fifteen laurels at screenplay competitions since 2016. Bear's short fiction, essays, photo art,and poetry have appeared in a variety of reviews, anthologies, and e-zines. Six of his plays have been presented at off-off-Broadway venues since 2016. He took first place in the New York State Fair Poetry Contest in 2018. B.A., International Studies, Johns Hopkins University M.A., Political Science, Johns Hopkins University ABD, Comparative Politics, Johns Hopkins University (received conditional pass on dissertation defense) J.D., cum laude, Case Western Reserve University
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Thursday, June 21, 2012Plan of Action The author has touched a nerve not only with the Occupy movement but also the Tea Party and Dr. Paul supporters. All over an attempt to debate the merits of contending courses of action.
Friday, June 15, 2012A Developmental Educator's Plan to Address America's Political Problems The chief complaint by outsiders regarding the Occupy movement is that it hasn't tried to move into the mainstream to realize the change the movement has identified as needed in this country. A plan has been offered to take care of this issue and it will be presented at the National Gathering in Philadelphia in three weeks.
Sunday, January 8, 2012What Is to Be Done? Time to pause and acknowledge that everyone on the progressive left needs to unite if we want to achieve change in America.
Wednesday, January 4, 2012Stuck in the Mud: The Ultimate Outsider's View of the Occupy Movement Reflections on the process of trying to bring change to America when the most significant change agent at present refuses to engage with anyone but their own.
Tuesday, December 20, 2011Pre, Post and Presently Occupied by Snow Globes An expression of concern for the Occupy movement's continued failure to interact with the 99 percent they claim to represent.
Sunday, December 18, 2011My "Legal" Marriage: Now Define Excited The debate about marriage equality doesn't just bring into question the definition of marriage but also the definition of being gay in America.
Sunday, December 18, 2011The Proposed Petition for Redress and Pledge of Action The Occupy movement is treading water. The Proposed Petition is meant to be the next step, a document that summarizes the principles, grievances, redress sought, and action needed that the occupiers have identified but not moved forward with. The next step requires the agreement of the 99 percent. We need to ask everyone in this country, one by one, if they are ready for change.
Friday, December 16, 2011Waiting in the Examining Room Reflections on a post-op visit to a surgeon's office
Thursday, December 15, 2011The Occupy Movement Needs to Take the Next Step The rationale for why the occupiers everywhere need to consider the Proposed Petition for Redress and Pledge of Action and take the next, simple, essential step toward fundamental change in America.
