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Birthright Citizenship Is a Fight Over Who Gets Access to America’s Economic System

Trump wants the Supreme Court to revisit a ruling that protected birthright citizenship. The legal fight is about the 14th…

2 months ago

Ending Haitian TPS Is an Economic Shock, Not Just an Immigration Ruling

The Supreme Court’s decision puts work authorization, housing stability, caregiving jobs and remittance networks at risk for hundreds of thousands…

2 months ago

AI Hiring Tools Are Becoming Employment Gatekeepers. Who Audits the Gate?

AI hiring tools promise efficiency, but applicants may carry the risk of opaque rejection. The Workday lawsuit puts accountability, discrimination…

2 months ago

AI Blackface Is Becoming a Business Model — And Black Women Are Carrying the Cost

AI-generated Black women are going viral by using real women’s faces, dances, styling, movement, and cultural identity as unpaid inputs.…

3 months ago

Talent Is Global. Wealth Access Is Not.

A viral post from a UI/UX designer captures a bigger economic reality: skill alone does not determine income. Geography, currency,…

3 months ago

Kenya’s Ebola Quarantine Fight Reveals the Economics of Outsourced Risk

A proposed U.S. quarantine site in Kenya raised a bigger question than public health logistics: who gets to move risk,…

3 months ago

Yasiin Bey’s Advice to Black Artists Is Really an Ownership Lesson

Studying Black art history is not nostalgia. It is business education for creators trying to turn cultural influence into long-term…

3 months ago

What Naomi Osaka’s Black Tennis Dinner Reveals About Access and Power in Sports

The backlash focused on exclusion. The deeper issue is how visibility, belonging, and informal networks shape power inside elite sports.

3 months ago

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