UNC and Harvard (plus All) Should Implement Affirmative Action Harder, Faster, and More Some members of academia are making a real hullabaloo about “racial preferences” in college admissions. But it’s not just college, businesses are also called to task for ensuring viewpoint diversity in their board rooms and employment rolls…

Well, what the hell ARE you thinking? Thoughts about race/racism add up. The average person has about 70,000 thoughts each day. Some have more. Some have less. What were people thinking to make them hate MLK?? When he was assassinated in 1968, Martin Luther King, Jr was one of the most hated men in America … hated…

What happens when nation states no longer matter? Western democracies are experiencing a crisis of conscience about their responsibility to self-proclaimed refugees and asylum seekers. In Europe, this struggle is playing out in the five year long border crisis in Greece and the backlash Britain’s interior minister received for acknowledging that the country’s workforce has too many low…

Love it or hate it, the Black Lives Matter movement has been the most prolific social justice effort since the Negro civil rights era. People around the world and especially donors in the U.S. saw the movement (BLM) and the organization (Black Lives Matter Global Network Foundation/BLMGNF) as solutions to…

And if YOU think otherwise, you are a danger to the United States There is nothing honorable about the Southern Confederacy. And, if you think otherwise, you’re a danger to America. Like what you read? Or do you disagree? Share this story within your network. Contribute to the discussion. Pamela Denise Long is a 7th generation American, award winning business consultant for implementing trauma-informed diversity, equity, inclusion, and antiracism, a contributor at Newsweek and political commentator featured on FOX News, Hill TV, Real Clear Politics, The Grio Politics, Breitbart, Epoch TV, and more. Connect with Denise @PDeniseLong on Twitter.

🚨📰 NEWS RELEASE: The Coalition of Concerned Freedmen™ Issues Four Calls-to-Action in Open Letter to College Presidents Demanding Lineage-Based Affirmative Action for Descendants of U.S. Slaves/Free Negroes “Pamela Denise Long, National Coordinator for The Coalition of Concerned Freedmen™ stated, “Historians largely frame 1960’s Affirmative Action as a response to Negroes’…

Injustice reigns when everyone can be a minority — Words matter. In fact, words create worlds. The USA is such a place where words have significant implications for policy, practice, and justice. America has a well-storied and documented history. In these United States, “minority” is one word with great power and legal precedents. …

Insights about the badges and incidents of slavery The recent Supreme Court (SCOTUS) case about affirmative action has the media cycle on fire. Most notably, some are surprised by the fact that American Freedmen history is all over the SCOTUS majority opinion, concurrences and dissents. …

Should middle class Negroes/Freedmen be ineligible for lineage setasides? Affirmative action of the 1960’s was designed to be a reparatory policy for Negroes/descendants of U.S. …