A few months ago, the Harvard Business Review informed me that one of my publications with them, “The Memo Every Woman Keeps in Her Desk,” had been selected to be among 30 for inclusion in their now published centennial book, HBR at 100 . This is HBR ‘s description of the book: “Now at its 100th anniversary, HBR at 100 brings together the most influential ideas since its inception, celebrating its past, present and future” featuring “business publishing’s most influential voices on the most critical ideas i
No matter your stance on abortion, Politico’s report of the Supreme Court’s intention to overturn Roe vs. Wade reveals power run amok. It conjures up mostly robed men entrusted with protecting the rights of all citizens skulking about behind closed doors doing just the opposite.
Yes, as Politico reports, “some court-watchers predicted that the conservative majority would slice away at abortion rights without flatly overturning a 49-year-old precedent.” That, however, is not what is about to happen. In one fell swoop, by rejecting the logic and legal protections of Roe, passed into law by a mostly Republican Supreme Court, women are consigned to ignorance and moral ineptitude unable to formulate the right choice on their own. What next? Let’s extend this looming decision to include