Promises Better Unkept
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Unkept Promises
Heartbreaks could break you down, would resist you to believe in life again. However we do realize at the end it is just a “phase”. A phase where your mom is there to relive your faith in love, where your dad is there to help you get over it all, where siblings are there to hold you upright and where your friends are there to give you the best piece of advice. Unkept Promises was written in a short period of time and is meant to entertain the readers and to share a story which is very close to the author’s heart. Cheers to all the readers.
Promises Unkept
Author: Wanda I. Perez
language: en
Publisher: Createspace Independent Pub
Release Date: 2013-02-15
Promises Unkept is written about the universal struggle of forgiveness, intimacy and learning to trust again after significant promises in our lives have been broken by those closest to us. Living with broken promises can be devastating as we look for more reasons not to trust than to trust. Belief is the foundation of change and increasing success in all areas of life. Without being able to believe that things can change there can be no true change without taking the risk to live and love again. Learn to love again, heal from broken promises and use promises kept as the basis for a new life of hope and accomplishment.
The Secret Files: Bill Deblasio, The NYPD, and the Broken Promises of Police Reform
An unprecedented breakdown of the NYPD’s powerful network of police unions, pro-police lawyers, and top brass who work relentlessly to shield police officers from any real accountability For readers of long-form, hard-hitting journalistic exposés like We Own This City, a compelling look at how we do—and don't—hold police responsible in America, by an award-winning progressive reporter covering the NYPD police beat In 2018, reporter Michael Hayes uncovered a major story about how the NYPD was not only turning a blind eye to police misconduct, but also allowing hundreds of officers with severe misconduct charges to remain on the force. In the aftermath of that story, then-Mayor Bill de Blasio attempted to reform the department only to abandon his plans. While de Blasio may have suffered a political setback, it’s New Yorkers who are the true victims of this failure to deliver accountability and transparency. The state has a law that specifically prevents the public from learning about concealed police records. New Yorkers are increasingly distrustful of the police after witnessing their loved ones being targeted, brutalized, and murdered with near impunity. Hayes takes readers inside decades of police corruption and controversial laws, chronicling the stories of the families and activists who have had enough. He makes a compelling case for the limits of reform in the aftermath of the major Black Lives Matter rallies following the murder of George Floyd and growing calls to defund the police.