Navigating Public Policy, Technology, Health, Data, and Innovation for a Fairer Future
The recent ouster of Dr. Claudine Gay from her position as President of Harvard University has not incited a significant uproar in the Black community, a situation that merits a deeper analysis considering Dr. Gay’s identity and the circumstances leading to her resignation. Dr. Gay, the 30th president of Harvard, chose to step down amidst Read More “The DEI Debate”
In a strategic political maneuver, Nikki Haley, the former South Carolina governor and 2024 presidential hopeful, has been intensifying her criticism of former President Donald Trump. The repercussions of this calculated strategy are becoming evident as New Hampshire, a critical state in presidential politics, witnesses a notable shift in public sentiment. A recent Politico article, Read More “Nikki knows New Hampshire”
Internet access has become as crucial as electricity and the Affordable Connectivity Program (ACP) has emerged as a lifeline for millions. Launched amid the COVID-19 pandemic as part of bipartisan efforts, the program assists over 22 million households in paying their internet bills. However, with its funding set to dry up by April 2024, the Read More “The Affordable Connectivity Program at a Crossroads”
The world is a fast-paced place. Even more so with it comes to multimedia, often complexity overshadows the user experience. But not anymore. Melladee is here to change that narrative. Introducing an open-source multimedia application that’s as user-friendly as it is innovative. Melladee synchronizes your favorite MP3 tracks with a series of JPEG images, creating Read More “Melladee: Revolutionizing Multimedia with Simplicity and Elegance”
Dear readers, I hope this message finds you well and thriving in your pursuits for positive change and societal progress. Today, I’d like to share some exciting news regarding the future of “Breaking Barriers,” as well as my plans for the remainder of the year. As many of you know, “Breaking Barriers” has been an Read More “Taking a pause to finish up Volume Two”
Technology seems to advance at breakneck speed and the idea of a computer from 2018 being a top pick in 2023 might seem unlikely. Yet, the 2018 Mac Mini (model MRTR2LL/A) challenges this notion. As refurbished models with upgraded specifications become available at prices below $350, this once overlooked Apple product is now a compelling Read More “My computer of the year is a surprise: The Intel based Mac Mini Still Shines”
In my recent foray into a case study by John Ullmen on strategic leadership, I stumbled upon a story that exemplifies the essence of visionary thinking in the business world. The narrative of Glen Barros, CEO of Concord Music Group, and his role in the production of Ray Charles’ final album offers a masterclass in Read More “Genius Loves Company”
There remains in the hallowed halls of academia, the turbulent subarena of global politics some true scholars. Noam Chomsky, at the age of 95, remains an unyielding voice of dissent and analysis. His enduring influence, spanning over seven decades, continues to shape and challenge the contours of political and linguistic thought. Chomsky’s groundbreaking work in Read More “Noam Chomsky at 95: A Lingering Voice in a Changing World”
The COVID-19 pandemic has cast a stark light on a complex facet of the American workforce: the unequal access to remote work, a disparity deeply intertwined with race and class. Pre-existing occupational segregation has been exacerbated by the pandemic, creating a gap in who can and who cannot work from home. Research indicates that while Read More “The Digital Divide Version 3.0”
Hey there, it’s Cary. Today, let’s dive off topic into some music, shows, and movies I enjoyed enough to want to make sure to share. a realm where I find solace, inspiration, and a good dose of humor. Most Played Music BoyGenius – You can not ignore the creative force and professional execution when the Read More “2023 in movies, music and television”