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In honor of Black History Month, and, in light of the public television (PBS) special this month on “The Black Church,“ it is appropriate to recognize one of the towering figures in religious life in America: Howard Thurman.
While his name may be little known today, in 1953, before school desegregation, before black voting rights, during the Korean War and Cold War, Howard Thurman was highlighted in Life magazine as one of the 12 most important religious leaders in the nation.
Among his many accomplishments were serving as board member of Fellowship of Reconciliation, dean of Howard University Rankin Chapel, founder of Church of Fellowship of All Peoples, and dean of Marsh Chapel at Boston University.
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University Of Redlands Selected To Participate In California s Climate Action Corps
New statewide program will empower Californians to take meaningful action against climate change
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SACRAMENTO, Calif., Feb. 10, 2021 /PRNewswire/ California Gov. Gavin Newsom recently announced that the University of Redlands, along with several other organizations, will participate in the state s newest program to battle the devastating effects of climate change. This program - California Climate Action Corps - is a key part of California s comprehensive climate strategy and deploys trained volunteers statewide to support climate action projects in communities across California.
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While AI may offer the “biggest wealth opportunity of our lifetime”, the big question is will that wealth be limited to the technically-savvy and well-educated?
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Rising levels of systemic inequality are becoming an “insidious side-effect of our increasingly AI-powered society” due to changes in the nature of work, according to a recent article in the Harvard Business Review (HBR).
The piece entitled ‘
Algorithms are making economic inequality worse’ puts forward a number of key arguments to make its case. It posits that a new digital divide is widening the career, and therefore the wage, gap between workers who have access to higher education, leadership mentoring and job experience, and those who don’t.