Academics in this paper and that paper and likely other papers argue for eliminating the term "people of color" because of racial divisiveness and inclusivity. "Because the term people of color is inclusive rather than exclusive, it can … [Read more]
White With a Capital W
The Associated Press announced on June 19, 2020 that it is capitalizing Black "in a racial, ethnic or cultural sense," said John Daniszewski, the AP's Vice President of Standards. "The lowercase black is a color, not a person." It's gratifying to … [Read more]
7 Inspiring Articles This Week
Here are some articles I enjoyed reading this week: Black Privilege is a Concept That I Never Knew Existed: This 2016 expose on CNN is eye-opening. I learned about a movement that I didn't know about. What If We Don't Fix the Broken Economy? … [Read more]
How Our Coronavirus Normalcy is Redefined
Three months ago on this day, I resurrected my 13-year-old blog with a focus on our global landscape as humanity went to war with a germ. I wrote the headline, "The Coronavirus is Here and Our New Normal Begins." Anonymous data from Google … [Read more]
Reform
The most popular terms to change the structure of the police department are to reform, defund, dismantle, and abolish. This is what they mean. Words matter. Dismantling and abolition may be necessary in the future, but to demand them today is … [Read more]
Clarity
"[T]here is so much going on in the world that is just not right, it’s just hard to even think about... That’s a privilege I have, as a white middle class fully employed male in the United States. Everything is political and charged because politics … [Read more]
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