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Who's Afraid of Post-Blackness?

Sunday, 18 September 2011 12:32 Book Review by Kam Williams

“We’re in a post-Black era when our identity options are limitless. And there’s no going back... Post-Black means we are like Obama: rooted in but not restricted by Blackness... Our community is too diverse, complex, imaginative, dynamic, fluid, creative, and beautiful to impose restraints on Blackness...In this book, I seek to legitimize and validate… that the definitions and boundaries of Blackness are expanding… into infinity.” -Excerpted from Chapter 1 (pg 12)

Motivating Teams in Changing Times: Capitalize on strengths and good humor

Wednesday, 30 June 2010 13:49 Julie Desmond

As Americans start spending money again, companies are stepping up production. The good news: more people are getting hired. The other news: more people have to adjust to new co-workers and new in...

Book review: Sister Citizen

Friday, 23 September 2011 09:15 Book Review by Kam Williams

“This book is concerned with understanding the emotional realities of Black women’s lives in order to answer a political, not a personal, question: What does it mean to be a Black woman and an America...

Independent Workers: Don’t Lose Steam for Projects this Summer

Thursday, 08 July 2010 15:08 Julie Desmond

There’s the beach. And the kids underfoot. Concerts, cabins, movies in the park. Summer brings out the fun in all of us. But is it costing you professionally?

More than ever, people are moving out ...

Spirit Seeker: John Coltrane’s Musical Journey

Tuesday, 23 October 2012 09:28 Kam Williams

"Music and religion were the twin forces that shaped John Coltrane's early years. Both of his grandfathers were Methodist ministers, and each of his parents was a skilled musician.

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