Awarding Diversity
Awards are given to recognize work above and beyond the call of duty, beyond the usual. Right? The […]
Awards are given to recognize work above and beyond the call of duty, beyond the usual. Right? The […]
Social justice is the view that everyone deserves equal economic, political and social rights and opportunities. Social workers […]
Do you miss me? Do you even notice that I’m not there? Does my absence register? I […]
Like countless other people, so-called adults, Reverend Eugene Rivers tells people to do things he doesn’t do. He […]
Occasionally I share job descriptions I find while looking for work for myself and a number of friends […]
Two poems by Langston Hughes, seminal poet, novelist, playwright and humorist, and Sterling A. Brown, poet, professor, folklorist […]
Question: What is the difference between an intern and an entry-level staff person? Answer: One extracts free or […]
Recently, I’ve seen presentations by three different organizations – one non-profit, one corporate, and one government – which featured […]
The United States of America is a democracy that loves hierarchy. This struck me when I was traveling […]
How about I’m here at this event because I was invited like I presume you were? (Actually, I […]
Is it too much to ask? (Apparently so.) You just want to: Get what you give. Get something […]
You cannot get me to agree with your decision not to hire me. You can explain all you want […]
I’m asking no questions so you’ll tell me no lies, half-truths or sanitized versions of what’s going on. […]
If you’re a regular reader of this blog, you know that when I write about Dorchester, it’s usually […]
I was never asked nor did I give permission to any of the following and yet I have […]
I really noticed the trend about six months ago when I went to stores CVS in downtown Boston […]
I’m a Christian and it informs everything I do because I was reared Christian in a missionary Baptist […]