Category: Race & Culture

A Moral Boundary Line

In all my adult life, I’ve never wished harm on another soul. At most, I’ve hoped for...

Just…Gone.

You know what’s strange? I keep hearing about people who’ve maintained their...

Love at First Sight: The King and Hattie (Draft 1)

The King and Hattie scandalized the world with their forbidden love, but their triumph over Nazi occupation and the monarchy’s acceptance of their union will be remembered for generations to come.

I’ve Owned a Mirror My Whole Life, Thanks

by Edmund J. Janas, II Among my father’s Jewish broker and his family, I was seen as Polish/white. Help came naturally, even with talk of taking my company public in the late ’90s. Later in life, when our money took...

Championing Equality: The Battle Against Legal Attacks on Businesses Supporting BIPOC and Disabled Entrepreneurs

The article delves into the alarming trend of right-wing groups weaponizing the judicial system against organizations championing diversity and inclusion, particularly targeting those supporting BIPOC and disabled entrepreneurs. Using Hello Alice as a case in point, the piece highlights a lawsuit initiated by America First Legal (AFL), claiming that grants provided to Black-owned businesses are a violation of civil rights. The narrative expands to reveal a broader agenda, as AFL has targeted similar programs aiding Native American, Latino, and Black small business owners, even affecting U.S. Veterans’ initiatives. The article underscores the significance of standing against such legal maneuvers, urging readers to raise awareness, contact legislators, and monitor these actions that pose a threat not only to targeted businesses but to the principles of equality and the American Dream itself. The piece concludes with a call to support initiatives like Hello Alice’s American Dream Awards and Grant program, emphasizing the need to counteract divisive forces and uphold the value of a diverse small business community.

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