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He later said his comments were “out of line.”
Published 17 hours ago
Written by Paul Meara
A North Carolina zoning commissioner has been removed from his position after repeatedly ignoring requests to address a Black woman by her title, “Doctor.”
According to
Dr. Carrie Rosario, who holds a doctorate in public health, was part of a virtual Greensboro zoning meeting on April 20 and weighed in on a new development that she believed might threaten her neighborhood s drinking water supply.
Rosario is a professor at the University of North Carolina at Greensboro and told The Lily she feels holding a doctorate adds legitimacy to what I m saying.
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How Humanity Can Realistically Prevent War From Ever Happening Again
An interview with anthropologist Douglas P. Fry on how societies that operate within peace systems avoid war and create positive intergroup relationships and what this might mean for humanity’s future.
We live in a time in which we face many global challenges, including the climate disaster, dwindling biodiversity (due to international industrial practices), polluted oceans, nuclear proliferation and a worldwide pandemic, just for starters. Realistic solutions to the hurdles humanity faces will require international cooperation which will require the adoption of viable alternatives to the predominant systems of conflict and war.