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N'DIGO STUDIO

From Affirmative Action and DEI to an Illusion: Assessing Policies for Black Economic Mobility

From Affirmative Action and DEI to an Illusion: Assessing Policies for Black Economic Mobility

28min |25/02/2025
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N'DIGO STUDIO

From Affirmative Action and DEI to an Illusion: Assessing Policies for Black Economic Mobility

From Affirmative Action and DEI to an Illusion: Assessing Policies for Black Economic Mobility

28min |25/02/2025
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Discover the unexpected truth about affirmative action and diversity in this eye-opening conversation. You won't believe the startling revelations from experts that challenge the status quo. Is diversity, equity, and inclusion just an illusion? Find out the surprising historical context and the stark realities that will leave you questioning everything you thought you knew. Stay tuned to uncover the hidden dynamics and the unconventional solution proposed. It's time to rethink everything you thought you understood about this critical issue.


My special guests are Robert Blackwell Jr. and Pastor Greg Livingston.


Pastor Greg Livingston, a civil rights leader and social activist, shared profound insights on the economic disparities still facing Black communities today. And Robert Blackwell Jr, an advanced analytics entrepreneur, broke down sobering statistics revealing how little has changed financially for African Americans over the past century. I was floored by how they connected the dots, tracing back to post-slavery broken promises and the heights of Black business success in the early 1900s. Greg and Robert don't mince words - they want economic justice, not empty corporate diversity talk. The solutions they offer give me hope though. Greg says we need a "rebirth of our minds" and to take the power back as shareholders. Robert stresses that focusing on growing Black entrepreneurship is the only reliable path from poverty to prosperity. They both agree it comes down to money and doing business with people who are ready.


In this episode, you will be able to:


  • Understand the transformative impact of affirmative action on diversity in the workplace and society.

  • Explore the pivotal role of entrepreneurship in driving black economic empowerment and creating sustainable opportunities.

  • Uncover the historical significance and enduring legacy of Black Wall Streets in shaping economic resilience and community strength.

  • Recognize the crucial importance of economic participation for the advancement and prosperity of black Americans.

  • Discover effective strategies for achieving greater racial and economic equality in our communities and workplaces.


Connect with us.

Website N’DIGO Studio Podcast – N'DIGO

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Facebook NDIGOBYHERMENE

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Instagram NDIGOBYHERMENE

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Discover the unexpected truth about affirmative action and diversity in this eye-opening conversation. You won't believe the startling revelations from experts that challenge the status quo. Is diversity, equity, and inclusion just an illusion? Find out the surprising historical context and the stark realities that will leave you questioning everything you thought you knew. Stay tuned to uncover the hidden dynamics and the unconventional solution proposed. It's time to rethink everything you thought you understood about this critical issue.


My special guests are Robert Blackwell Jr. and Pastor Greg Livingston.


Pastor Greg Livingston, a civil rights leader and social activist, shared profound insights on the economic disparities still facing Black communities today. And Robert Blackwell Jr, an advanced analytics entrepreneur, broke down sobering statistics revealing how little has changed financially for African Americans over the past century. I was floored by how they connected the dots, tracing back to post-slavery broken promises and the heights of Black business success in the early 1900s. Greg and Robert don't mince words - they want economic justice, not empty corporate diversity talk. The solutions they offer give me hope though. Greg says we need a "rebirth of our minds" and to take the power back as shareholders. Robert stresses that focusing on growing Black entrepreneurship is the only reliable path from poverty to prosperity. They both agree it comes down to money and doing business with people who are ready.


In this episode, you will be able to:


  • Understand the transformative impact of affirmative action on diversity in the workplace and society.

  • Explore the pivotal role of entrepreneurship in driving black economic empowerment and creating sustainable opportunities.

  • Uncover the historical significance and enduring legacy of Black Wall Streets in shaping economic resilience and community strength.

  • Recognize the crucial importance of economic participation for the advancement and prosperity of black Americans.

  • Discover effective strategies for achieving greater racial and economic equality in our communities and workplaces.


Connect with us.

Website N’DIGO Studio Podcast – N'DIGO

.

Facebook NDIGOBYHERMENE

.

Instagram NDIGOBYHERMENE

.

TikTok HERMENE10


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Discover the unexpected truth about affirmative action and diversity in this eye-opening conversation. You won't believe the startling revelations from experts that challenge the status quo. Is diversity, equity, and inclusion just an illusion? Find out the surprising historical context and the stark realities that will leave you questioning everything you thought you knew. Stay tuned to uncover the hidden dynamics and the unconventional solution proposed. It's time to rethink everything you thought you understood about this critical issue.


My special guests are Robert Blackwell Jr. and Pastor Greg Livingston.


Pastor Greg Livingston, a civil rights leader and social activist, shared profound insights on the economic disparities still facing Black communities today. And Robert Blackwell Jr, an advanced analytics entrepreneur, broke down sobering statistics revealing how little has changed financially for African Americans over the past century. I was floored by how they connected the dots, tracing back to post-slavery broken promises and the heights of Black business success in the early 1900s. Greg and Robert don't mince words - they want economic justice, not empty corporate diversity talk. The solutions they offer give me hope though. Greg says we need a "rebirth of our minds" and to take the power back as shareholders. Robert stresses that focusing on growing Black entrepreneurship is the only reliable path from poverty to prosperity. They both agree it comes down to money and doing business with people who are ready.


In this episode, you will be able to:


  • Understand the transformative impact of affirmative action on diversity in the workplace and society.

  • Explore the pivotal role of entrepreneurship in driving black economic empowerment and creating sustainable opportunities.

  • Uncover the historical significance and enduring legacy of Black Wall Streets in shaping economic resilience and community strength.

  • Recognize the crucial importance of economic participation for the advancement and prosperity of black Americans.

  • Discover effective strategies for achieving greater racial and economic equality in our communities and workplaces.


Connect with us.

Website N’DIGO Studio Podcast – N'DIGO

.

Facebook NDIGOBYHERMENE

.

Instagram NDIGOBYHERMENE

.

TikTok HERMENE10


Hosted by Ausha. See ausha.co/privacy-policy for more information.

Description

Discover the unexpected truth about affirmative action and diversity in this eye-opening conversation. You won't believe the startling revelations from experts that challenge the status quo. Is diversity, equity, and inclusion just an illusion? Find out the surprising historical context and the stark realities that will leave you questioning everything you thought you knew. Stay tuned to uncover the hidden dynamics and the unconventional solution proposed. It's time to rethink everything you thought you understood about this critical issue.


My special guests are Robert Blackwell Jr. and Pastor Greg Livingston.


Pastor Greg Livingston, a civil rights leader and social activist, shared profound insights on the economic disparities still facing Black communities today. And Robert Blackwell Jr, an advanced analytics entrepreneur, broke down sobering statistics revealing how little has changed financially for African Americans over the past century. I was floored by how they connected the dots, tracing back to post-slavery broken promises and the heights of Black business success in the early 1900s. Greg and Robert don't mince words - they want economic justice, not empty corporate diversity talk. The solutions they offer give me hope though. Greg says we need a "rebirth of our minds" and to take the power back as shareholders. Robert stresses that focusing on growing Black entrepreneurship is the only reliable path from poverty to prosperity. They both agree it comes down to money and doing business with people who are ready.


In this episode, you will be able to:


  • Understand the transformative impact of affirmative action on diversity in the workplace and society.

  • Explore the pivotal role of entrepreneurship in driving black economic empowerment and creating sustainable opportunities.

  • Uncover the historical significance and enduring legacy of Black Wall Streets in shaping economic resilience and community strength.

  • Recognize the crucial importance of economic participation for the advancement and prosperity of black Americans.

  • Discover effective strategies for achieving greater racial and economic equality in our communities and workplaces.


Connect with us.

Website N’DIGO Studio Podcast – N'DIGO

.

Facebook NDIGOBYHERMENE

.

Instagram NDIGOBYHERMENE

.

TikTok HERMENE10


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