From my vantage point as something of a political reporter, it appears that a sea change is happening in the world of American sports, with more and more […]
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Is Atlanta ready for its closeup? The Impact of the Ongoing Strike, and the Effect on the Minority Film Industry
The ongoing actors and writers strike has cast a spotlight on Atlanta’s burgeoning film industry, revealing the challenges faced by non-union workers in a state that is not […]
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A Union Resurgence, ask UPS, SAG & WGA
In a year marked by labor unrest and high-profile union drives, the American workforce is witnessing a resurgence in union activity, despite a slight decrease in union membership […]
Education / Policy / Rights and Equality
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Alabama’s Redistricting Battle
In a move that has sparked controversy and legal challenges, the Alabama Legislature, predominantly controlled by the Republican Party, has redrawn its congressional map in a manner that […]
Education / Policy
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AI in Higher Education: A Focus on Student Retention
Artificial Intelligence (AI) is no longer a futuristic concept; it’s a current reality that is reshaping various sectors, including higher education. Colleges and universities are increasingly leveraging AI’s […]
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Biden’s Economic Scorecard: A Resilient Economy
As President Joe Biden navigates the complexities of his term, the economic landscape under his administration presents a nuanced picture of resilience amid challenges. A detailed analysis of […]
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Mint on a Mac
So, I am something of a technical sort and have owned more than my share of computers. My current favorite is a 10 year old MacBook Pro with […]
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3 People You Should Know #1
The Soulful Journey of Lowell George, the Fierce Spirit of Pramila Jayapal, and the Provocative Artistry of Ai Weiwei In a new feature I’m calling 3 people you […]
Education / Policy
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Active Listening and Conflict Resolution: Some thoughts on Classroom Management
Conflict is an inevitable part of human interaction, and the classroom is no exception. Whether it’s a minor disagreement or a major disruption, conflicts can significantly impact the […]
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The Correlation Between Improved Patient Care and Profitability: A Review
This is a working paper and I am seeking collaborators. Abstract This review explores the correlation between improved patient care and profitability in healthcare institutions. Drawing on multiple […]