Tag: Black history

Saturday Links

Feb 2, 2013

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mwkruse

in Business, Christian Life, Culture, Demography, Environment, Evolution, History, Immigration, Links – Saturday, Politics, Public Policy, Race, Religion, Science, Sociology, Sports and Entertainment, Trends: Economic, Trends: Social

Today is the day our advanced technological culture turns to a cute furry rodent in Pennsylvania for a weather forecast. (The only thing a groundhog foretells in my yard is that I’m probably going to need some new landscaping.) Happy Groundhog Day! 1. Strategic Planning and the “Vision Thing” — Fire, Not Fluff. “In the…
Does Black History Have a Future?

Feb 23, 2006

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mwkruse

in Culture, Economics, History, Race, Sociology

Does Black History Have a Future? is an Acton Institute article by Anthony Bradley. He addresses the need for Black history to recover the pre-1950s heritage of strong men and strong families. Despite slavery and Jim Crow oppression, until the 1960s, over 80% of Black children were born to married couples. All I can say…