Working Ourselves to Death: What is American Karoshi?
Work has become so stressful and leads to so much chronic ill-health that it is now the fifth leading cause of death in the United States.
Culture
Could a Digital Tool Help Families Share the Load at Home? Fairshare’s Rachel Drapper Thinks So
Caregiving in America — the Dignity Gap
TV is Teaching Our Children to Care for the Environment
Television is a great educational tool for our youth and teaching them to care about our environment is critical for their future.
American Karoshi — the Problem with Work Stress
Rage Against the Machine: The Future of Work is already here, and it isn’t robots we should be stressed out about
The Rooney Rule Didn’t Solve the NFL’s Hiring Issues
In the NFL, the representation gap between Black players and leadership is wide, but does the Rooney Rule actually encourage diversity?
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The Double Burden of the Black Hustle
The government has never been good at supporting those working to make ends meet, forcing hustle to become an integral part of Black culture
Black Panther: T’Challa’s Legacy
Four years since its premiere, Black Panther’s impact has only grown but with its sequel incoming many are asking: What about T’Challa?