Duane Rollins

It is a new day for America. So where do we go from here? Personally, the hypocrisy of the last four years have been hard for me to stomach. It’ll be worse moving forward as some of the same bad actors will try to play the morality card they

Some positive news to keep you lifted

Some interesting things I’ve found as we play the waiting game. First, a reminder that you’ll maps with lots of red on it. I also say look at the maps of population density in the US. That’ll give you a clearer understanding of what we’re seeing.

In the U.S., we are all awaiting the final verdict of the general election. The close race was always possibility, though many felt it was improbable and were hoping for a more decisive outcome. Here’s what we do know at this point: the race comes down to Pennsylvania,

I checked something off my bucket list. Yesterday, I was published in the Stanford Social Innovation Review [https://ssir.org/articles/entry/using_six_conceptualizations_of_capital_to_help_achieve_the_sdgs] . I helped co-author an article that encourages organizations to move beyond only looking at assets that appear on

What will your great-great-great grandchildren know about you? It’s hard to imagine really. We’re talking about your children’s children’s children’s children’s children. To put this in perspective, today I can’t even trace down my great-great-great grandfather because… slavery. But this will be a

Every Friday, I share other great content (with some added context) to dive into over the weekend. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Revision Path: Episode 370: Ray Billingsley [https://revisionpath.com/ray-billingsley/] Here’s a fun fact: I used to read the Sunday comics to study for the SATs. One of my favorite comics

If you have been following the election cycle closely, you have probably come across the name Miles Taylor. He’s the former Chief of Staff at the Department of Homeland Security for this current administration and he is speaking up about his time in the White House. He previously published

Exhibit A: Kanye and Joe Rogan talk about the infamous,“Slavery sounds like a choice to me” soundbite. Listen from the 56:45 mark to the 57:46 mark. Exhibit B: Kanye’s actual, unedited comments. Listen from the 1:14 mark to the 1:45 mark. So what is

Silence Dogood was the pen name used by Benjamin Franklin to get his work published in the New-England Courant, his brother’s paper. This particular piece is very relevant today when we think about what we’re seeing in the Trump/Republican era of politics. I’m reposting it in