From my perspective as a Black gay man, I understand that assaults on Black history impact me personally, extending beyond mere political issues. The distortion of Dr. King's legacy, along with the diminishing of the struggles faced by Black Americans, serves to undermine my personal identity and experiences. The forces attempting to eliminate Black history are the same forces that seek to erase LGBTQ+ history, as my identity exists at the intersection of racial discrimination and anti-LGBTQ+ prejudice. The Black and LGBTQ+ communities must unite to protect our shared heritage and promote justice and equality for all.
The Policy Nexus: Analytics & Equity. Bridging the gap between public administration theory and community-first policy. Led by a DPA student at California Baptist University, this platform explores administrative chrononormativity, the rigid institutional timelines that marginalize LGBTQ+ and disabled communities. We advocate for relational, care-oriented governance and sustainable, equitable solutions for all underserved populations.
Showing posts with label Honoring and Celebrating Black History. Show all posts
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Sunday, February 23, 2025
Honoring and Celebrating Black History
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Beyond the Ballot: Why Black Americans Need Good Jobs, Not Just Get-Out-The-Vote Speeches
Every election cycle, Black voters hear the exact same refrain: democracy is on the line, and your vote is the only thing that can save it. ...
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In the world of public policy, we are taught to worship at the altar of the One Best Way. We strive for systems that are streamlined, predic...
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Photo courtesy of the net My take on the Army's shaving policy & PFB: Laser hair removal worked for me. Yes, costly, but worth it f...
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Photo courtesy of Amazon A recent article from The Conversation highlights a vital point: effectively teaching the history of slavery is a c...
