Sean T. Long, MBA·Mar 6ROCKS ON THE GROUND: A Tribute to Rev. Jesse L. Jackson, Sr.When Reverend Jesse L. Jackson Sr. passed away on February 17, 2025, America lost a prophet of political possibility. But perhaps the most…
Chronicles of a Black Woman·Feb 11Culture Doesn’t Leave When the Leader DoesHow organizations reveal their true values during transition, silence, and “restructuring”
Alain Pierre·Feb 3Surprised Competence: The Real Reason the NFL is Failing Black CoachesFor the first time since 2013, the NFL has not hired a Black head coach during its coaching hiring cycle.
Chronicles of a Black Woman·Jan 24The Most Prepared Person in the Room — and the Least BelievedIn many rooms, authority is not earned.
Chronicles of a Black Woman·Jan 19A Manifesto for Black LeadershipWhat We Could Be If We Stopped Apologizing for Our Power
Gerald Washington·May 16, 2025Mr. X at 100A birthday poem to a colossal figureA response icon3A response icon3
Aswand Cruickshank·May 2, 2025Thank You Giannis — for Saying What Too Many Black Male Leaders Wouldn’tAs a Black man who uses sports to teach life, character, and leadership — I’ve been holding this in for months. But Giannis…
Neurodiverse You·Apr 25, 2025When Systems Live in Us: Embodiment, Internalisation, and the Invisible Weight of MisrecognitionThis ongoing series — The New Normal — explores how neurodivergence is recognised, misrecognised, and framed within systems of power…
Christopher K. Scipio·Feb 15, 2025The joy of being in communityWe are halfway through Black History Month 2025 and my cup runneth over with joy. Earlier this month I celebrated my birthday and this past…
Hassam Bukhari·Oct 28, 2024The Civil War and the African-American Road to FreedomThe Missouri Compromise of 1820 required that there be equal numbers of slave and free states. This was rescinded, and slavery continued to…A response icon3A response icon3
