Monthly Archives: February 2018

It’s hard to imagine that your clicks on a keyboard are like your heartbeats on an EKG signifying your overall health but it seems that your fingers not only “do the walking,” like the old Yellow Pages ad used to … Continue reading →

Earlier this week, AirBNB CEO, Brian Chesky’s ideas for the company to consider looking into starting an airline resurfaced. Chesky, who is also one of the founders and a 36 year old billionaire, compared his ambitions for the company to the … Continue reading →

As a frequent business traveler, I often get to take advantage of some of the perks that come along with being a “regular” on a particular airline, or at a certain hotel chain. But when I travel for pleasure, I … Continue reading →

The recent release of Marvel’s Black Panther has been steeped in commentary about racism and mainstream cultural portrayals of race (unlike other recent superhero movies, which are seen simply as superhero movies without a larger context).  After seeing the movie, talking … Continue reading →

  Last Wednesday, the White House held a 90 minute listening session for survivors, parents and teachers of school mass shootings. Trump, Pence and Secretary of Education Betsy DeVos asked for input on how to prevent future school shootings. During … Continue reading →

I am a little late with this post about the blockbuster hit “The Black Panther”.  As a previous African History major, I was bursting with pride from the covert messages, and as an African-American, enjoying the overt messages within the … Continue reading →

And so here we are again.  Another mass shooting – at a school, no less – has claimed multiple innocent lives, scarred survivors, and devastated a community.  Collectively we mourn the senseless loss of life, cry for the tragedy of shattered … Continue reading →