America promised democracy but built an elite-run system that concentrated wealth and power. This article explores systemic inequities, the pitfalls of unchecked Republican dominance, and why civic engagement and voting are acts of resistance to reclaim democracy. The stakes have never been higher — the path ahead depends on us all.
Choosing Between Imperfect Paths: Why Voting Matters More Than Ever Read More »
Gary Pilnick, Kellogg’s CEO, suggests cereal as a dinner alternative for struggling families. This tone-deaf comment highlights corporate detachment and economic exploitation. With rising food prices and sugar-laden cereals marketed as meals, leadership like Pilnick’s perpetuates systemic inequality. It’s time to hold companies accountable for their impact on public health and marginalized communities.
Tone Deaf Leadership: When Kellogg’s CEO Misses the Mark Read More »
Discover how to make informed voting decisions by evaluating political candidates based on their policies, qualifications, transparency, and alignment with your values. Learn how to research candidates, assess their impact on taxes, infrastructure, and social issues, and ensure your vote reflects your best interests. Join the conversation and share what you look for in a candidate!
How to Choose the Right Political Candidate – A Comprehensive Guide to Informed Voting Read More »
Black excellence is celebrated—but at what cost? Claudine Gay’s resignation from Harvard exposes the intense scrutiny Black leaders face. This article examines how systemic racism creates impossible leadership standards and what we must do to change them.
The Myth of Black Excellence – Why Black Leaders Face Higher Scrutiny Read More »
