The House of Equality: Built on Shifting Sands

…Equity, in its compassion, is often misunderstood, even vilified. It is accused of lowering standards, of creating unfair advantages. Its proponents are labeled as divisive, their calls for justice dismissed as demands for special treatment. Yet, the truth is that Equity is not about handouts; it is about reparations, about acknowledging and rectifying the historical injustices that have robbed many of their birthright…

Read More
William Dean
The Weight of Questions: A Review of Asking The Right Questions: A Guide to Critical Thinking

The authors, with a surgeon's precision, lay bare the fallacies that masquerade as truth: the seductive allure of emotional appeals, the dangerous reliance on authority, the insidious creep of hasty generalizations. These are not merely intellectual missteps; they are weapons wielded against the pursuit of truth, tools used to maintain the status quo, to silence dissent, to perpetuate the very systems of power that keep the many in thrall to the few

Read More
William Dean
The Ethical Weight of the Pink Tax: An Unequal Burden

The genesis of this article was born from a recent trip back home to Louisville, KY. Amid a family gathering, I sat with my younger cousins, Hashim and Hannah. What began as a discussion about the harrowing realities of the war between the Israeli government and Hamas somehow shifted—its path winding towards a topic both curious and vexing—the pink tax.

Read More
William Dean