Cannabis Legalization Should Benefit People, Not Bottom Lines
Dr. Rachel Knox states her case as to why people should get to choose for themselves how they access their cannabis medicine from a diversified marketplace.
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Dr. Rachel Knox states her case as to why people should get to choose for themselves how they access their cannabis medicine from a diversified marketplace.
As she heads to Copenhagen for the Climate Change Conference, Green for All's Phraedra Ellis-Lamkins discusses why she is attending the summit.
Corporate supplier diversity programs are coming under increased scrutiny as America’s minority groups steadily march toward becoming the majority – at least collectively. Most will admit that no corporate giant has perfected its inclusion plan yet and minority business enterprises continue to struggle for a place at the table when these multinationals are selecting business partners.
Change happens. And once upon a time, all that was expected of business leaders was to “manage†it: prevent it or minimize its impact, make the proper adjustments, and establish a new status quo as soon as possible—until it happens again. And until very recently, this was enough. No more.
Battered by a crisis of faith in local government triggered by the scandal surrounding former Mayor Kwame Kilpatrick, as well as the economic devastation of the automotive industry that gave Motown its name, it is easy for us non-Detroiters to assume that the city is down for the count. Nothing could be further from the truth.