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Tag Archives: discrimination
Progress In Racial Equity
The U.S. has now become the second most unequal developed nation in the world. It is unconscionable that opposition to racial equality in society continues to persist necessitating the need to create systems, policies, and structures opposing racial barriers that supposedly no longer exist. Continue reading
Posted in Affordable Housing, Affordable Housing, Bias, black, Black Americans, Blacks, criminal-justice, Disability, Discrimination, economic inequality, Education, Education, Education, Education, education, Education, Employment, Employment, Employment, ethnicity, gender, health care, Healthcare, healthcare, Housing, housing, Housing, Housing, Income, Income, Inequality, Inequality, Inequality, Jim Crow, Low-cost housing, marginalized, Politics, Poverty, prejudice, Race, racial discrimination, racial equality, Racism, Segregation, Segregation, Slavery, Slavery, Social Inequality, social justice, Society, underserved, Unemployment, Wealth, Wealth, Wealth, Wealth, Wealthy
Tagged Black Americans, criminal justice, Disability, discrimination, education, employment, ethnicity, gender, health care, healthcare, housing, income, income inequality, inequality, Jim Crow, marginalized, politics, poverty, prejudice, racial discrimination, racial equality, racism, segregation, Slavery, social justice, society, underserved, unemployment, wealth, wealthy
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Increasing Social Unrest
Acute challenges to democracy include a deterioration in the integrity of constitutional democracy, manipulation of state election laws to limit or overturn the will of voters, and a global trend toward autocracy in places where democratic institutions once seemed solid. Republicans have become a violent and vocal minority who do not want to willingly relinquish power. Convention matters and complacency when democratic conventions are flouted is dangerous. Continue reading
Posted in Activism, ADL, Anti-Defamation League, Antifa, Arrests, Black Americans, Black Lives Matter, Civil Rights, Civil Rights, Civil Rights, Civil Rights, Civil Unrest, Civil War, Conservatives, Conservatives, COVID, COVID-19, COVID-19, demonstrator, Discrimination, Donald Trump, economic inequality, Extremism, Extremism, Extremism, Extremist, Extremists, Fascism, Fascist, Firearm, George Floyd, gun buyers, Guns, Inequality, Inequality, Inflation, insurrection, Joe Biden, Looting, Minneapolis, Minnesota, New York City, Pandemic, polarization, police aggression, Politics, Poverty, Poverty, Poverty, Protest, Protest, Protest, protests, racial discrimination, racial injustice, Racism, Recession, Recession, Social Unrest, Terrorism, Trump, Trump Corporation, Unrest, vandalism, Violence, voter suppression, Watts, Weapon
Tagged Anti-Defamation League, Black Americans, Black Lives Matter, civil protest, civil rights, civil unrest, Civil War, conservatives, COVID, COVID-19, discrimination, Donald Trump, extremism, Extremist, extremists, Fascism, firearm, firearms, George Floyd, gun buyers, guns, inequality, inflation, insurrection, Joe Biden, looting, Minneapolis, Minnesota, New York City, Pandemic, polarization, police aggression, politics, poverty, protest, protests, racial discrimination, racial injustice, racism, recession, republican, Republican Party, republicans, social unrest, terrorism, Trump, violence, voter suppression, Watts, weapon, weapons
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Democracy’s Decline
Global freedom has continuously declined every consecutive year for over a decade. While democracy can meet the challenges of the 21st century better than authoritarianism, the promise of democracy must remain real and powerful and those believing in freedom must not only defend it but broaden its reach as one of the great causes of our time. Continue reading
Posted in antiliberal, Argentina, China, China, Cold War, Competition, Corruption, Corruption, Czech Republic, Democracy, Discrimination, Donald Trump, dysfunction, Elections, Fiji, financial crisis, France, France, Freedom, Globalization, Globalization, Governance, Honduras, Honduras, Hungary, illiberal, illiberalism, Immigration, industrial, Kenya, Middle Class, Middle Class, middleclass, Migration, Minorities, Minorities, minorities, Nigeria, North Korea, Norway, Pakistan, partisan, Personal, Poland, political polarization, Politics, Populism, Populism, Populist, Portugal, Rule of Law, Russia, Russia, Special Interests, Special Interests, Taiwan, Technology, Technology, totalitarian, Trump, Turkey, Turkey, tyranny, Venezuela
Tagged antiliberal, Argentina, China, Cold War, competition, corruption, Czech Republic, democracy, discrimination, Donald Trump, dysfunction, elections, Fiji, financial crisis, France, Freedom, globalization, governance, Honduras, Hungary, illiberal, illiberalism, immigration, industrial, Kenya, Middle Class, middle-class, middleclass, Migration, minorities, Nigeria, North Korea, Norway, Pakistan, partisan, Poland, polarization, politics, Populism, Populist, Portugal, Rule of Law, Russia, special interests, Taiwan, technology, totalitarian, Trump, Turkey, tyranny, Venezuela
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Ongoing LGBT Issues
The gay rights movement in the U.S. has experienced great progress but much LGBTQ discrimination remains. Those of us who are straight are the majority and need to help eliminate bigotry wherever or whenever it is encountered. Continue reading
Posted in Bigotry, Bisexual, Defense of Marriage Act, DOMA, Gay, gay pride, gay pride parade, gay rights, gender identity, Greenwich Village, Homosexual, homosexuality, intersex, Lesbian, New York, New York City, Roe vs. Wade, Same-Sex, Sex, sex discrimination, sexual identity, Sexual Orientation, transgender
Tagged Bigotry, bisexual, Defense of Marriage Act, discrimination, DOMA, gay, gay pride, gay pride parade, gay rights, gender, gender identity, Greenwich Village, homosexual, homosexuality, intersex, lesbian, LGBTQ, New York, New York City, Roe vs. Wade, Same-Sex, sex, sex discrimination, sexual identity, Sexual Orientation, Stonewall Riots, transgender
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Effectiveness Of Social Protests
It seems to me…. “When counterterrorist policies are used to suppress peaceful protests and legitimate opposition movements, shut down debate, target human rights defenders, or stigmatize minorities, they fail, and we all lose. Indeed, such responses may cause further resentment … Continue reading
Posted in Activism, African-American, African-American, African-Americans, Ann Coulter, Ben Shapiro, Bias, Bigotry, black, Black Lives Matte, Black Lives Matter, Charles Murray, Civil Rights, Civil Rights, Civil Rights Movement, Condoleezza Rice, Discrimination, George Floyd, Institute for the Study of Non-Violence, Martin Luther King Jr, Milo Yiannopoulos, Palo Alto, Protest, Protest, Race, Race, racial bias, Racism, Trump, Vietnam, Vietnam, Vietnam War, War, War, Women’s March
Tagged activism, African-American, Ann Coulter, Ben Shapiro, Bias, Bigotry, black, Black Lives Matter, Charles Murray, civil protest, civil rights, Civil Rights Movement, Condoleezza Rice, discrimination, George Floyd, Institute for the Study of Non-Violence, Martin Luther King Jr, Milo Yiannopoulos, Palo Alto, protest, protests, race, racial bias, racism, Trump, Vietnam War, Women’s March
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Racial Hypocrisy
It seems to me…. “There are not ‘many sides’ in the fight against hatred and bigotry. There is only right and wrong.” ~ J. B. Pritzker[1]. I find it extremely irritating to hear the seemingly automatic response from some people … Continue reading
Posted in Activism, African-American, African-American, African-Americans, Bias, Bigotry, Bigotry, Bigots, black, Black Lives Matter, California, Civil Rights, Civil Rights, Civil Rights, COVID-19, Discrimination, Economic, Employment, Epidemic, George Floyd, Gini Coefficient, Gini Coefficient, Health, Healthcare, Income, Inequality, Palo Alto, Race, racial bias, Racism, Social Unrest, Trump
Tagged activism, African-American, Bias, Bigotry, black, Black Lives Matter, California, civil rights, COVID-19, discrimination, economic inequality, employment, Epidemic, George Floyd, Gini coefficient, Health, health care, healthcare, Palo Alto, race, racial bias, social unrest, Trump, Washington DC
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Admit Migrants; Deport Conservatives
It seems to me…. “As legal residents, immigrants would contribute more in taxes, spend more at our businesses, start companies of their own and create more jobs. Immigration is not a problem for us to solve but an opportunity for … Continue reading
Posted in Bias, Business, College, College, Computer Science, Conservatives, Degree, Degrees, Discrimination, Doctor, economic growth, Education, Employment, Employment, Employment, employment, Engineering, Extremists, GDP, Gross Domestic Product, Healthcare, High School, Illegals, Immigrant, Immigration, Innovation, Innovation, Jobs, Jobs, Manufacturing, Manufacturing, Medical, Medical, Migration, Research, Science, STEM, STEM, Tea Party, Technology, technology, Terrorism, TFR, Total Fertility Rate, University
Tagged Bias, college, computer science, conservatives, degree, discrimination, doctor, economic growth, education, employment, engineering, extremists, GDP, Gross Domestic Product, healthcare, high School, illegal immigration, immigration, innovation, jobs, manufacturing, medical, Migration, research, science, STEM, tea party, technology, terrorism, TFR, Total Fertility Rate, university
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