Archive for the 'Diversity' Category

Are These Cartoons Racist Or Funny?

Tuesday, April 29th, 2008

I visited a blog earlier this evening called Stereohyped that had a cartoon posted, which I’m going to post at the end of this topic. It seems there were a bunch of cartoons that were basically banned because of the perception that they were racist, based on stereotypes, from the 30’s through the 50’s. [...]

Black Baseball Players; Why It Matters

Saturday, April 19th, 2008

Man, I’m starting to feel so old. I was reading this blog called Stereohyped, where the reader was commenting on a story that came out this week stating that the percentage of black baseball players is tied for its all time low. He asked in his post who cares. I was going [...]

Clemente And King

Monday, April 7th, 2008

Last week I wrote about the anniversary of the assassination of Dr. King. I just came upon this story concerning my favorite baseball player in history, Roberto Clemente, and his relationship with Dr. King, as well as his taking a major stance after his assassination that, unfortunately, not a single American born ballplayer took [...]

The Assassination Of Dr. King - 40th Anniversary

Friday, April 4th, 2008

First, the previous two newsletters for your perusal are thus:
Moving Forward
Dr. King - The Final Speech
The most recent newsletter I just sent out about five minutes ago, and it touches upon the topic of this post in more of a diagnostic breakdown of his final speech. This post isn’t that, though; it’s more of [...]

Whose Responsibility Is Diversity Within The Organization?

Tuesday, April 1st, 2008

The February issue of Black Enterprise magazine had an interesting report on black board members of major corporations. I have to admit that I’ve never thought about how many black people might be on major corporate boards before, only looking at the sparsity of black CEOs, or minority CEOs for that matter, in the [...]

Pat Buchanan’s Trying To Rewrite History

Tuesday, March 25th, 2008

I thought about staying away from this one, but I just couldn’t. Good ol’ Pat Buchanan, who my dad used to enjoy hating on Crossfire so many years ago, decided he had to take his shot and weigh in on this controversy surrounding both Barack Obama’s speech and some of the bad things that [...]

Ward Connerly Doesn’t Get It

Saturday, March 8th, 2008

The playing field really isn’t equal when it comes to employment and finance. Minorities still make around 70% of whites in America, and it gets worse for females. Minorities are under represented drastically in industry across the country in positions of leadership; look at housekeeping and taxis, though, and you’ll know where most [...]

Discrimination Against Black Dogs?

Friday, March 7th, 2008

Yes, you read that headline correctly. In a MSNBC news story yesterday titled “Black Pups Face Doggie Discrimination”, statistics seem to indicate that it’s hard to move black dogs out of shelters, no matter the age. One worker was quoted as saying “They’re the hardest to adopt out, they’re in the shelters the [...]

Martin Luther King Jr Soundboard

Friday, February 29th, 2008

Sometimes my wife’s cousin comes up with some of the best stuff. I think this is a great thing to close this year’s Black History Month out with, especially with the extra day. The site is called Martin Luther King Soundboard and it’s basically access to sound clips and speeches of Dr. King’s [...]

Life Without Black People, Revised

Thursday, February 28th, 2008

On the next to the last day of Black History Month for this year, there’s an email going around that I’ve received in previous years entitled “Life Without Black People”. Basically, it’s a “what-if” black people had never been in America and what would have been lost because of their contributions in making this [...]


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