Hugs to Gillette for tepidly moving towards an embrace of regular guys, who, after all, are the primary purchasers of razor blades.
Reason: When Britain reversed its free college program and asked its citizens to foot a portion of their college bill, more working class people got degrees.
Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D-N.Y.) slammed the Electoral College as a racist “scam” that undermines the votes of minority voters.
Black women --like all women-- make choices about career and work that impact their pay.
Traditional paid leave entitlements don't actually work to help those struggling financially most.
It will be just as dangerous to be attacked by a "justice-involved person" as a felon.
Via Washington Examiner
by Patrice Lee Onwuka
Friday is supposedly Black Women’s Equal Pay Day. But I’m a black woman and I don’t buy into it. Neither should you.
Via The Roanoke Times
by Laura Carno
Frederick Douglass said, “It is easier to build strong children than to repair broken men.”
Via PJ Media
by Claudia Rosett
Undaunted by Chinese troops drilling just across the border and Beijing's threats about perishing by fire, Hong Kong's protesters on Sunday amplified their calls for freedom and democracy.
Via The Express Tribune
by Qanta Ahmed
As Pakistan roils with anger at India’s brazen dismantling of Article 370, the US has remained impassive, disengaged, and has failed to truly recognize, let alone show an active interest, towards the regional gravity and international implications of this tectonic disruption
Via National Review
by Erin Hawley
It denies them valuable leadership and networking opportunities.
Via Center for Security Policy
Via Washington Examiner
by Claudia Rosett
Will the demonstrations in Hong Kong come to be seen as the end of a 30-year period, beginning with the Tiananmen Square massacre in 1989, of the American-Chinese economic engagement and entanglement christened “Chimerica” by historian Niall Ferguson?
Via The College Fix
by Jennifer C. Braceras
Investigation procedures intentionally resemble ‘campus police and judicial systems’
Via New York Post
by Patrice Lee Onwuka
