White fear and black lives
Their knee has been on our necks for over 400 years and we are still here and breathing.
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The Economics of COVID-19 and racial disparity
If income inequality is getting worse, then the economy cannot be getting better because more people are worse off. Of course, this only matters if one is concerned with the lived experiences of real people in the real economy. Perhaps the stock market is (was) getting better and the very rich continue to get richer, […]
MoreWill I live to see the moral arch arc bend toward justice?
I was born smack in the middle of America’s “Baby Boom.” I lived my formative years under Jim Crow in rural Missouri. My life spans the arc of America’s modern social and racial history from Brown v. Board of Education to the March on Washington from the War on Poverty to the war on young […]
MoreTrump and the “L-Word”
loser noun: los·er | \ ˈlü-zər \ 2 : a person who is incompetent or unable to succeed Don’t waste your time on that loser. https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/loser “This sounds at first, I know, like a conversation on an elementary school playground, but the remark sort of stuck in my head. When I thought about it, it […]
MoreFalling into the gap: The COVID-19 crisis exposes the consequenses of failing to invest in nonprofit businesses
The COVID-19 crisis exposes the weaknesses in the nonprofit business financing model.
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