by David R. Morse
This book excerpt from “Divided We Stand: Racism in America from Jamestown to Trump” first appeared on HispanicAd.com and LinkedIn. Science has a shady history when it comes to racial matters. Throughout the 19th and 20th centuries, science, particularly anthropology,...
by David R. Morse
This book excerpt from “Divided We Stand: Racism in America from Jamestown to Trump” first appeared on HispanicAd.com and LinkedIn. In 2012, Pew Research Center published a glowing report on the state of Asians in the United States that was met by widespread criticism...
by David R. Morse
This book excerpt from “Divided We Stand: Racism in America from Jamestown to Trump” first appeared on HispanicAd.com. When Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump descended the elevator, swarmed by media, to announce his candidacy in June 2015, his first shot...
by David R. Morse
This book excerpt from “Divided We Stand: Racism in America from Jamestown to Trump” first appeared on HispanicAd.com and LinkedIn. On the evening of November 4, 2008, President-elect Barack Hussein Obama, flanked by his wife Michelle, and his daughters Malia and...
by David R. Morse
This book excerpt from “Divided We Stand: Racism in America from Jamestown to Trump” first appeared on HispanicAd.com and LinkedIn. Nativism, a kind-of political “first come, first served” resentment toward the latest wave of immigrants, haunts American...
by David R. Morse
This book excerpt from “Divided We Stand: Racism in America from Jamestown to Trump” first appeared on HispanicAd.com and LinkedIn. We Americans are obsessed with race. Turn on the news on any given day and you’re sure to be presented with the latest...
by David R. Morse
This article first appeared on HuffPost and LinkedIn. The city of Philadelphia kicked off pride month with the introduction of a new rainbow flag, a design that includes two additional stripes, one black and one brown, to symbolize the inclusion of LGBTQ people of...
by David R. Morse
This article first appeared on HuffPost and LinkedIn. June is national LGBTQ pride month, though you wouldn’t know it if you only followed the White House feed. But despite the administration’s act of erasing pride by omission, or commission, the celebrations continue...
by David R. Morse
Next month Starbucks will close 8,000 of its locations for implicit bias training. This is in the wake of the incident you’ve probably heard of: the Philadelphia Starbucks store manager who called the cops that led to the arrests of two black men. What we know about...
by David R. Morse
This article first appeared on HuffPost, LinkedIn and HispanicAd.com. An article this month in the Financial Times, “Advertisers Pull Back from Targeting U.S. Latinos,” quotes Linda Lane Gonzalez, President of the Association of Hispanic Advertising...