Jonathan Nelson

Recording Artist, English Teacher, Substitute Teacher

Performing Arts

Representing The Republic of Aquitaine in the United States through humanitarian aid, education, charitable giving, and volunteerism. Although French Aristocracy no longer holds any formal power, the historical and traditional significance of French nobility, even to this day, is undeniable. Aquitaine remains the most well-known dynasty of them all. In November 2022, I was bestowed the title, Count of Aquitaine, by His Royal Highness, Thomas II, Grand Duke of Aquitaine, in appreciation for my contributions to the betterment of society, through philanthropy, exceptional moral character, and acts of service. I have been so blessed in my life and I am grateful and honored to have been granted a position that has given me a platform and the ability to serve those in need and to be an advocate for those who can not speak up for themselves. My passions are the performing arts, music, the elderly, the handicapped, and addressing literacy as a volunteer teacher. I have strong beliefs in ethical business practices, human rights, and putting humanity before profits. I strongly believe that business and the education system has a moral responsibility to conduct themselves ethically and without bias or discrimination of any kind. My academic background has given me a great deal of insight into how both business and education can improve and reach anyone who wants to learn. Education is a human right. No matter what background we come from, no matter what our learning style is, no matter how rich or poor, and no matter our race, gender, or religion, each and every one of us has the right to be informed and educated. We all have skills and abilities and deserve a fair go. Tolerance is a two-way street. We must, at all times, respect the values and views of those who do not agree with us.