34 percent of Harvard students are white. 43 percent of those students are either legacies, children of faculty, kin of donors or a recruited athlete. 75 percent of them would not have gotten in if not for special status (National Bureau of Economic Research).
But when in doubt, blame the Black people!
“But over the past 40 years, archaeologists, linguists and historians have come to see Swahili society as predominantly homegrown — with outside elements adopted over time that had only a marginal impact.”
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We are thrilled that our commitment to create a digital payment system for our women suppliers was included in @VP’s fact sheet on the economic empowerment of women, announced on her historic trip to Ghana, Tanzania, and Zambia!
Read the full details:
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Happy New Year.
I wish you all the very best for 2023.
May our many differences - be it class, caste, gender, ideology, religion, or race - fade in significance as compared to the great primacy of our shared humanity.
Seeing the @siddharthkara interview on Joe Rogan was gut wrenching. Knowing that my @Apple IPhone is made from the labor of enslaved children is infuriating. Companies have to find better & ethical ways to make their products.
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Many industrial mines in the DRC have processing plants that use massive amounts of sulphuric acid to leach copper and cobalt from ore, which produces a highly toxic, mustard colored gas cloud that floats over everything: land, rivers, animals, villages...and children like these.
@siddharthkara when you talked about tunnels collapsing burying people alive, I couldn’t stop crying. The horror and injustice. Companies that rely on cobalt @Tesla@Apple@Google know this is happening yet do nothing to change it. bit.ly/3WM7nMn
Today I got a chance to make an announcement in the @ProsperAfricaUS deal room at the US Africa Business Forum & shared the stage with @falcicchio & Gladys one of @sheayeleen’s shea butter suppliers.
We are putting DC on the map for beauty manufacturing that creates social impact in Ward 7 and in Africa.
There is something special about living in a city that supports dreamers like me.
Thank you @MayorBowser.
DC Africa friends, vote for @sheayeleen CEO @rahamatuwright's Yeleen Beauty Makerspace as the invention of the year!
Rahama is bringing 200 manufacturing jobs to #Ward7, empowering local entrepreneurs, and is a leader in ethically sourcing natural ingredients from Africa
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