This is something new for us. We hear a lot of stories, many relating experiences outside our own that open doors to broader understanding of the many lives that make up the American experience. Today’s author, Fatima Adamu-Good, is an occupational therapist and writer with 15+ years of experience in research, diversity advocacy, urban design, quantitative analysis and cultural competency. As an advocate for diversity, equity and inclusion, she has collaborated with local and national leaders in the healthcare and non-profit communities to address systemic racism in clinical practice, delivered presentations on the detrimental effects of implicit bias in the academic sphere and published articles highlighting the experiences of people of color as they strive for success. She is currently […]
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A Multi-Century Elevator Ride
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Details on that Decline in UMich Expectations
This morning’s report on consumer confidence from the University of Michigan graphed the share of respondents reporting income gains as the...
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Buybacks: A Turn toward Prudence, for Now
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