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Getting Common with Professor Carliss Chatman provides a refreshing common sense approach to business, law, women's rights, racial justice, and entrepreneurship. Featuring experts in law, business and entrepreneurship, politics and government, and education, Getting Common educates while exposing you to a fresh and new perspective. Listen live every Wednesday at 8 AM Pacific Time on the VoiceAmerica Empowerment Channel.
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What happens when 3 native Houstonians get together for a discussion of all things Beyoncé? In this episode Courtney St. Julian and Brendon Bailey join the podcast to discuss what made them fans, the haters and the hive, and why your fave could never.
The common refrain is that if the poor would simply learn financial responsibility and make smarter choices, then they could work their way out of poverty.
The common refrain is that if the poor would simply learn financial responsibility and make smarter choices, then they could work their way out of poverty.
Xochitl Gonzalez is novelist, essayist, screenwriter, and executive producer. She is also the author of the New York Times best-seller Olga Dies Dreaming.
In the wake of many public tragedies, the focus is often on those who are armed and their willingness to forgive the perpetrator.
The data proves that diverse doctors save lives, but there has not been much progress made at diversifying medicine. However, there are many doing the work it takes to improve the numbers.
Many of us only think about food safety and our food supply when a foodborne illness is in the headlines. We are often unaware of how various government agencies regulate our food supply or how dietary recommendations are made.
Dobbs has brought new focus to the Supreme Court.
Join my guests Professor Wendy Greene, Professor Marissa Jackson Sow, and Rasheedah Thomas of RC Communications as we discuss the movement to #freethehair and the impact of discrimination against Black hair in the classroom and the workplace.
This episode of our Entrepreneurship Series will feature Dawn Dickson, a serial entrepreneur and inventor with over 20 years of experience in technology and business development.
In the summer of 2021, the Trustees of Washington and Lee University voted to retain name of the institution.
Many believe that investing in cryptocurrency is a guaranteed road to wealth, and we hear about the NFTs that make people millions.
There is a lot of data on how race and income impact educational performance, and about how teacher identity and quality influences those gaps.
Business law was foundational to facilitating chattel slavery of African individuals, starting at the Portuguese port of Lagos. Consequently, the Transatlantic Slave Trade revolutionized business law.
Stock options are considered a perk of working for corporations, especially startups that achieve "unicorn" status. Employees often take lower compensation in the short term for the potential of one day receiving shares in the next Google or Amazon.
The Dobbs decision has combined with a pre-Roe abortion ban and dueling court orders to cause chaos about the right to choose in the state of Michigan.
Many viral Tik Tok dance trends, the most popular memes, and viral tweets have Black creators--but often that is not who profits.
Black women have infant and maternal mortality rates that are exponentially worse than women of other races, and are more likely to suffer from diseases such as diabetes, heart disease, and cancer.
Dobbs has brought all rights based on Roe, including marriage equality, into question. In this episode, Dr.
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