by Hector De Leon | Feb 24, 2015 | Educational Speeches
I aspire to communicate well in English. As an immigrant who arrived in the United States at the age of nine, a limited vocabulary and the lack of knowledge of how to use a period or a comma made learning to communicate an arduous process. Initially, the task was...
by Hector De Leon | Feb 8, 2015 | Voting Data
After even-number year elections in which County, State and Federal Elections are held, politicos wonder how votes were distributed within and outside the City of Houston. This presentation endeavors to answer the question by providing charts displaying the...
by Hector De Leon | Jan 19, 2015 | Featured 1
“I just want to leave a committed life behind”. That is a pronouncement from Martin Luther King Jr. (MLK) which was seared in my mind the moment I read it when I was 16-years of age. It was a sentence in an excerpt of King’s Drum Major Instinct sermon which I stumbled...
by Hector De Leon | Nov 12, 2014 | Featured 2
A mother is the one constant in the life of most children. The moment my mother died compelled me to reflect on this reality. Until the age of 10, I lived with my mother in Mexico while my father lived in the USA. Once I reached adulthood, the circumstances of...
by Hector De Leon | Nov 9, 2014 | CHARTS n TABLES
A review of the early voting roster for Harris County Texas 2010 and 2014 November election sorted by age groups show the following: 1) The 2014 vote was down compared to the 2010 Midterm Election: In the 2010 November Election there were 392,446 early voters while...
