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Baltimore
By David Simon First things first. Yes, there is a lot to be argued, debated, addressed. And this moment, as inevitable as it has sometimes seemed, can still, in the end, prove transformational, if not redemptive for our city. Changes … Continue reading
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Tagged appeal, Baltimore, David Simon, Freddie Gray, riot, social activism
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Clint Smith: How to raise a Black son in America
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Tagged black, Black son, life, parenting, TED, video
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Kids Respond to Child Hunger
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Tagged children, food, food insecurity, kids, poverty, United States
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Gary Haugen: The hidden reason for poverty the world needs to address now
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Tagged civil rights, Gary Haugen, global poverty, poverty, Rwanda
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Shirley Chisholm : My Bid for Presidency
Before Jessie, Before Barack, Before Hillary, there was Shirley Chisholm (1924-2005). She was the first black woman elected to the United States Congress (NY 12th District, serving 7 terms) and the first African-American to run for the Presidency of the … Continue reading
The Racial Wealth Gap in America
How can America become more financially equitable for all?
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Tagged economy, financial opportunity, income disparity, life, money, poverty, race, video, wealth gap
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Last Week Tonight with John Oliver: U.S. Territories
John Oliver is dropping some serious knowledge to us all.
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Tagged HBO, John Oliver, Last Week Tonight with John Oliver, race, racism, television, United States, video, voting
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The Importance of Knowing Your Worth
By Miki Turner My mother never earned a college degree, but throughout my childhood she would randomly dole out these pearls of wisdom that gave me a leg up when it came to navigating all the left turns I would … Continue reading →