The Harvard Business School Faculty Summer Reader 2021
The Harvard Business School Faculty Summer Reader 2021
by Kathryn Haviland
30 Jun 2021|by Kathryn Haviland
Looking for your next beach read? HBS faculty members share their summer reading lists, pulling from the worlds of technology, history, and science fiction.
Julia Austin: Social justice and the Obamas
I recently read
When They Call You a Terrorist, a deeply powerful memoir by Patrisse Cullors, the founder of the Black Lives Matter movement. Cullors shares her incredible journey from childhood to adulthood as a Black queer woman in LA. It is an emotional, yet insightful book worth reading. My college freshman shared her copy of the book with me after she raved about it and we both continue to reflect on key learnings. I swiftly followed this book with
Everything About Patrisse Khan-Cullors Sunday, June 27, 2021
I encourage anyone interested in truth to read an April 2021 article in USATODAY, surrounding the issue Roy has written about today. The title of the article: Fact check: Missing context in claim about Black Lives Matter co-founder s property purchases.
Same as the Civil Rights Movement and Dr. King, even by some today, BLM has been called a terrorist organization, and Dr. King a terrorist who divided America and considered a threat to America and its way of life. This is what s been going on presently with BLM and anyone connected to it, or anyone who dare speaks out against injustices.
As Garbage unveil their first new album in five years, No Gods No Masters, Shirley Manson talks getting political, cancel culture, and why speaking up is more important than ever…
The musician chats about weeping to Patti Smith, getting goose bumps from Yoko Ono and freeing her mind via Louise Bourgeois as her band releases its seventh album.
Many mothers are now realizing that Black Lives Matter, the ideological and violent movement which purports to fight against so-called racism, is a big monkey business which piggy-banks on moral and political crisis. For example, BLM co-founder Patrisse Cullors, a thorough Marxist, has been living a lavish lifestyle. She lives in a multi-million-dollar house, and she has her own private jet.[1]
Cullors admits in her book
When They Call You a Terrorist: A Black Lives Matter Memoir: “I read, study, adding Mao, Marx and Lenin to my knowledge and hooks, Lorde and Walker. I focus on young people and produce spoken-word events.”[2] The