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The Harvard Business School Faculty Summer Reader 2021 The Harvard Business School Faculty Summer Reader 2021 by Kathryn Haviland 30 Jun 2021|by Kathryn Haviland Looking for your next beach read? HBS faculty members share their summer reading lists, pulling from the worlds of technology, history, and science fiction. Julia Austin: Social justice and the Obamas I recently read When They Call You a Terrorist, a deeply powerful memoir by Patrisse Cullors, the founder of the Bla...

Los disturbios de Stonewall Inn de 1969 dieron origen a la lucha de la comunidad LGBTIQ+ por sus derechos

‘I think it is the most horrific story. Her death was so barbaric’ – biographer Anne Sebba

There are as many paths to exploring queer history as there are people who have lived it, and many legends we’ve nearly forgotten about who, in a more just world, would be household names. History can provide inspiration, and can also help us to avoid making the same damn mistakes again and again—mistakes like forgetting that trans people of color were at the vanguard of gay liberation. Pride is a time to celebrate, honor, and remember all of it, whether you’re trans, bi, ace, poly, pan,...

Rosenberg, Padovani honored before departures from Arlington Heights village board   Arlington Heights Trustees Bert Rosenberg, middle, and Greg Padovani, right, were honored Monday ahead of their final village board meeting. John Starks | Staff Photographer Bert Rosenberg Greg Padovani   Arlington Heights Trustee Bert Rosenberg was recognized for his 34 years of public service during a reception at village hall this week. John Starks | Staff Photographer   Arlington ...

By Ari Ephraim Feldman and Anna Lucente Sterling Brooklyn PUBLISHED 6:00 AM ET Mar. 11, 2021 PUBLISHED 6:00 AM EST Mar. 11, 2021 SHARE This story is part of Spectrum News NY1s special reporting on the coronavirus pandemic in New York City. Join us at 8 p.m. on Saturday, M...

John Donald OShea In 2004, the Commission on Federal Election Reform was created by former President Jimmy Carter, a Democrat, and former Secretary of State James Baker III, a Republican, in the aftermath of the 2000 presidential election and the 2004 election in Ohio. The commission was a nongovernmental, private bi-partisan organization. Among its 18 other members were former Senate majority and minority leaders Tom Daschle, a Democrat, and Bob Michel, a Republican. For those too ...