Activists never succeed. It’s the nature of the activist. Perceived wrongs and injustices are identified and then well-meaning people begin raising money and awareness about them until one day, the look up and realize they have a career. One argument I often hear about unions is that without them, we wouldn’t have proper work safety, child labor laws, etc. First, I wonder if that’s even true. (You really have to have a lack of faith in people.) But either way, the union concept did improve the work place – over 100 years ago. But do union activists ever sit…
Celebrate diversity
Do institutions like black colleges or the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP) have offices of diversity and inclusion? Who do they hire to run them?