WHY THE CIRCLE G?
(WHY NOT THE CIRCLE W?)
A BETTER-WORLD ORDER

Gordy Grundy replies, "I chose my initial, because it's the only one I've got. And the G is rather stylish, a circle and a line, which happens to be the essence of all art. (A mark is either a circle or its a line.) Plus, it helps me remember my name."

Circle G is the idea of inclusion, identity and a better way to divide us. It creates a new order. Traditionally, humans have grouped together for racial, nationalistic or religious commonalities. Yet history has taught us that race, nationalism and religion also cause most of the world's problems. The Circle G offers a Better-World Order, twenty-six new categories with which to define us.

There is the Circle A. That represents all of the Alices, the Abdullahs, the Alfalphas and the smart Alexes. The proud Circle J gives us the Justins, Juans and Josephinas. Circle Z? Zorba, Zultan and Zoey. Everyone's a member.

The Circle G is open to everyone. It is a fierce fighter for unity. It is about the things that join us, connects all of us, even the people we don't necessarily like. The Circle G celebrates the common denominators that we humans undeniably all share.

 

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