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    Starbucks and Bias: a Common Tale of Two Black Men in a Store

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    April 20, 2018
    Starbucks and Bias: a Common Tale of Two Black Men in a Store

    So, Starbucks is on fire this week because last week, two black men, Rashon Nelson and Donte Robinson, were arrested for being black – pardon, suspicion of trespassing – in a Philadelphia store. Apparently the two men were waiting there for a third party to have a meeting when one…

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    2 Communications Tips You Need to Remember on Friday the 13th and Every Day

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    April 13, 2018
    2 Communications Tips You Need to Remember on Friday the 13th and Every Day

    Dude. It is seriously Friday the 13th. I have been having communication issues all day long! First I missed a meeting because I was running my mouth with a buddy/client and not paying attention to the time. Then I ran off at the mouth on Twitter without fully understanding what…

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    The Atlantic vs Kevin D. Williamson: Media for the Win?

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    April 6, 2018
    The Atlantic vs Kevin D. Williamson: Media for the Win?

    So, The Atlantic fired conservative writer Kevin D. Williamson this week. Many criticized Editor Jeffrey Goldberg when he hired Williamson last month because of his anti-abortion views – views he expressed clearly in a 2014 Twitter exchange where he likened abortion to any other premeditated homicide deserving of a similar…

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  • For the culture

    Mainstream Media, March for My Life

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    March 30, 2018
    Mainstream Media, March for My Life

    The March for Our Lives events last weekend drew more than 1 million people. The biggest event happened in DC, where hundreds of thousands of people of all ages rallied in support of gun control. It was epic. It’s got to be the biggest youth-created rally I can ever recall…

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    When Does Success Become Toxic? When It’s Black Success, Duh

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    March 23, 2018
    When Does Success Become Toxic? When It’s Black Success, Duh

    Excuse me, Scott Mendelson? I’ma need you to find your mind quick, ‘cuz I’m pretty sure you lost it. His Forbes piece “Box Office: Black Panther’ Should Terrify Every Hollywood Studio” starts off ok, running down the film’s stats and comparing it to some other heavy box office hitters in recent…

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    Snapchat, Rihanna Does Not Accept Your Apology

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    March 16, 2018
    Snapchat, Rihanna Does Not Accept Your Apology

    So, Rihanna let Snapchat have it this week for running an ad that she says is insensitive toward domestic violence. Of course, the social media platform quickly apologized, but Riri was not having it. I don’t blame her. Using her image and name in a game of Would You Rather…

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    Why Won’t Rachel Dolezal Go Away?

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    March 9, 2018
    Why Won’t Rachel Dolezal Go Away?

    So, yeah. Rachel Dolezal has a new documentary coming out on Netflix, “The Rachel Divide.” Cue gag reflex. My eyebrows legit met my hairline when I saw this story. I thought about it, but ultimately I can’t get my back into a blog denouncing Netflix as a heretic for airing this…

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  • In the media, Ponder this

    Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey Owns Up to Platform’s Abuse Problem – Again

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    March 2, 2018
    Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey Owns Up to Platform’s Abuse Problem – Again

    I’d like to give a shout out to Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey for owning up to the social media platform’s problems this week. Or, do I? In a series of tweets published yesterday Dorsey said he’s tried to combat Twitter’s issues, but acknowledged that its primarily reactive efforts aren’t enough.…

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  • For the culture

    Janelle Monae: Let It Hang, Let It Bounce, Take a Risk

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    February 23, 2018
    Janelle Monae: Let It Hang, Let It Bounce, Take a Risk

    So, Janelle Monae knocked everyone’s eyes and ears out this week releasing two songs from her upcoming 3rd album “Dirty Computer.” “Django Jane” is an unapologetic female empowerment jam where she knocks mansplaining and tells the world, there’s no point in denying the power of melanin or femininity considering how…

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