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Let others craft attack ads or snarky blog posts. For Voting Works’ Hans Goff, making a difference means getting those in underserved communities to the polls — and enabling their collective voice to be heard
Every dress code shouldn't be like that of a white shoe law firm. What makes sense obviously varies from industry to industry, and even company to company. But some attire standard must be set or people will go buck wild. If your dress policy is going to be a casual one, then for goodness sakes, define it, and hold the people in your organization to it.
Robert Jordan, author of "How They Did It: Billion Dollar Insights from the Heart of America" helps us understand.
The outlook for Michael Steele’s bid for a second term as Republican National Committee chairman was pretty clear from the beginning. As one political operative explained, no chairman trailing in the first round has ever won reelection. And while Steele’s support started out relatively strong with 44 votes during the first round, which put him in second place, after it eroded to 28 in the fourth ballot, he stepped aside, endorsing longtime Bush administration official Maria Cino. Both lost, however, to Reince Priebuf, former Wisconsin party chairman, who secured 97 votes.
Having paved the way for the Tyras and the Naomi Campbells of the fashion industry, Bethann Hardison was one of the first Black models for giants like Calvin Klein, Oscar...
