Category: CEO Editorials
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The Injustice of Our Judicial System
I’m endlessly fascinated by the people I observe on buses. I observe more humanity on the bus than I do anywhere else. I sometimes wish corporate America could…just, get up and let a person more deserving have the seat…and I’m speaking metaphorically. The common man is way more ethical than our leaders and our corporations,…
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The Benefits of Learning to Think for Yourself
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The Dangers of Taking Soft Power Lightly
I love nature, but I also respect her power. She can be beautiful and nearly perfect, but we all know perfect women don’t exist. She is also like a mother – nurturing, but also able to destroy when taken for granted or pushed too far. So I’m careful not to go hiking within her sacred…
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Slicing Down Problems: Why We Slice Bread and What It Can Teach Us About Solving Big Problems
I think the reason we slice bread is so we don’t eat the whole damn loaf at once, which most of us can. How many of us have polished off a French baguette and thought “I could eat another…and where’s the butter?” But none of us would wanna eat a whole loaf of sliced because…
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On Aging and Inferior Medical Care for the Elderly
I’ve been watching Night Sky—or at least trying to—and it’s got me reflecting on something that’s equal parts amazing, sad, and downright frustrating: society’s attitudes toward aging and being “old.” As someone who grew up with a father who had me at 50 and lived vibrantly to 95, I’ve seen firsthand the extreme prejudice aging…
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Trump has Blood on His Paws
The Normalization of Injustice: A Call for Awareness and Change In times of great upheaval, it’s natural to reflect on the state of society. Recent events have exposed deep fractures in our collective conscience, leaving many of us grappling with emotional scars that feel impossible to heal. For some, the trauma has become so pervasive…
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Uniting Against Misogynoir: Celebrating Black Women
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ATo8lJNABz4 As a biracial person, I’ve experienced discrimination from all sides—Black, White, and even other mixed individuals. This unique position gives me a sharp understanding of what it feels like to be unfairly targeted, which is why I relate so deeply to Meghan Markle. Her experience navigating relentless public attacks resonates with my own, especially…
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Memoir: That Golden Thread from Childhood, Still Tethers Me to My Parents
Technology, Science, and The Arts Converge Upon an Outcast Boy This is what I want for Christmas. A 2-xl Robot from 1978 and the T.I. Personal computer from 1983…It was the first learning toy I got when I was 8 years old. And my first computer at the age of 12 or 13. My parents…
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The Shopkeeper’s Son
I reflect on what I have overcome, how I utilized my resources, and the good I intended and continue to intend. Forgiving others is incredibly powerful; it lightens an immense burden. But forgiving myself has freed me from the weight of the world upon my shoulders.