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Former Secretary of Housing and Urban Development Ben Carson responds to the push for racial equity and the Chauvin trial verdict
President Joe Biden and top Democrats lately sound like a scratched album on the record player. They sing the same lyric, over and over again. And it grates more deeply with repetition.
After Tuesday’s all-counts conviction of former Minneapolis police officer Derek Chauvin for murdering George Floyd, Biden decried the systemic racism that is a stain on our nation’s soul. Vice President Kamala Harris added that evening: America has a long history of systemic racism.
On Wednesday, the record kept skipping. Our focus is on working to address systemic racism and implicit bias head-on, White House Press Secretary Jen Psaki told journalists. United Nations Ambassador Linda Thomas-Greenfield told Al Sharpton’s National Action Network on April 14 that slavery weaved white supremacy into our founding documents
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Kiran Ahuja, President Joe Biden’s nominee to lead the Office of Personnel Management, has said her goal is to free black queer and trans people from the daily trials of white supremacy. If confirmed, Ahuja would help set hiring standards and coordinate diversity training across the entire federal government.
Until her February nomination, Ahuja was the CEO of Philanthropy Northwest, a nonprofit that offers diversity, equity, and inclusion-focused programs to philanthropic foundations. In a blog post written last year on Philanthropy Northwest s website, Ahuja pledged to play a vocal role in our country’s eternal battle for racial equality. The post cited a
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BOSTON (AP) â The sprawling hacking campaign deemed a grave threat to U.S. national security came to be known as SolarWinds, for the company whose software update was seeded by Russian intelligence agents with malware to penetrate sensitive government and private networks.
Yet it was Microsoft whose code the cyber spies persistently abused in the campaign s second stage, rifling through emails and other files of such high-value targets as then-acting Homeland Security chief Chad Wolf â and hopping undetected among victim networks.
This has put the worldâs third-most valuable company in the hot seat. Because its products are a de facto monoculture in government and industry â with more than 85% market share â federal lawmakers are insisting that Microsoft swiftly upgrade security to what they say it should have provided in the first place, and without fleecing taxpayers.