Category Archives: Diversity

NYT: ‘How Social Isolation Is Killing Us’

Dhruv Khullar writes in the New York Times: Social isolation is a growing epidemic — one that’s increasingly recognized as having dire physical, mental and emotional consequences. Since the 1980s, the percentage of American adults who say they’re lonely has … Continue reading

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The Past is a Real-Talking Country

From the blog Those Who Can See: * We propose five categories of historical realtalk (some of which overlap in our quotes): Banal my-group preference The More Able remarking upon the Less Able The Less Able remarking upon the More … Continue reading

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NYT: America Is Safer Than It Used to Be. So Why Do We Still Have Calls for ‘Law and Order’?

I wonder if the author of the New York Times essay, Beverly Gage, ever feels unsafe? Women in nice areas typically feel physically unsafe several times a week such as walking to their car in a parking lot. Does Beverly … Continue reading

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I Love Diversity In The Morning!

When I launched my Edge browser today, this is what I got:

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The Most Intolerant Wins: The Dictatorship of the Small Minority

Nassim Nicholas Taleb writes: The minority rule will show us how it all it takes is a small number of intolerant virtuous people with skin in the game, in the form of courage, for society to function properly. This example … Continue reading

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