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Born in New York and raised in many parts of the world. I find that the exposure, and learning to "do as the Romans do" has enhanced my life experience and broaden my perspectives.

Former owner of a successful import business and executive experience with non-profits. Part of my educational background is in Psychology and have worked extensively with both providers and clients. I learned quickly to see both sides of the issue and incorporate a third one rarely acknowledged: The family members and caregivers (which more often than not, are one and the same).

Currently residing in Northern Nevada. My passions are writing and reading, a thirst for knowledge has been part of my generic makeup since birth. As a result, I love doing research and using the knowledge for practical applications.

I have written several stories that are yet to be published.

Follow me on Twitter (@Freelance1m or Olivia Emisar) look forward to meeting new and re-connecting with old friends, until then, I wish you PEACE

Briefly me

My passion is ...

Writing, politics, helping others, learning and savoring life 'till the last drop

I know too much about ...

About not knowing enough

My parents always told me ...

Not sure it matters, actions speak louder than words.

My childhood ambition ...

Help others, right wrongs, expose injustices and fix them. (Type A personality)

My favorite memory ...

There are too many competing images vying for supremacy.

Why I write ...

I get lost in the story and can't wait to see how it all evolves.

What I am reading/watching/listening to ...

Reading Tweets, blogs, articles...

My first job ...

Parks and Recreations Leader in California (near Cucamonga), I know, funny name.

My best moment ...

Standing my ground for the first time.

My inspiration ...

The Goodness in everyone I meet.

Featured article by Olivia Emisar

Society & Lifestyle > Racism How to end racism: 1 of 3

Racism is like crime, we will never be able to eradicate it, but we can certainly diminish it by leaps and bounds. It all starts with each one of us denouncing it for what it is: Unacceptable and illogical. According to the census bureau, the population of Iowa is 93.9% white/Caucasian and they overwhelmingly voted for Barrack Obama. Why is it that we fail to acknowledge the fact that millions of people are not racist? The answer may be that it is not sexy or controversial enough to generate viewership, but it is definitely important enough to merit a balanced perspective...
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